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PAPUA. 1942-09. AN AUSTRALIAN INFANTRYMAN GETS HIS HAIR CUT AFTER BEING IN A FORWARD JUNGLE POSITION IN THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES FOR TWO WEEKS.
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. A MAKE-SHIFT COOKHOUSE OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION IN THEIR REST AREA IN THE JUNGLE BEHIND THE FORWARD AREA OF THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES. THIS BATTALION HAD BEE
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09. A MEMBER OF THE 55TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, SHOWING A TYPICAL HOME IN WHICH TROOPS LIVE, IN THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES.
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09. THE SALVATION ARMY IN A FORWARD AREA OF THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES. THIS VERY WELCOME TENT, NEAR UBERI, WITH ITS WELCOME CUP OF COFFEE AND BISCUITS, WAS A GREAT BOON TO TROOPS
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09. THE SALVATION ARMY IN A FORWARD AREA OF THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES. THIS VERY WELCOME TENT, NEAR UBERI, WITH ITS ATTENDANT CUP OF COFFEE AND BISCUITS, WAS A GREAT BOON TO TROO
KALIKODOBU, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. THREE MEMBERS OF THE PARTY OF THE 2/14TH INFANTRY BATTALION WHICH WAS CUT OFF FROM THE MAIN BODY OF TROOPS NEAR MYOLA DURING THE WITHDRAWAL ACROSS THE OWEN STANLEY RAN
KALIKODOBU, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. N157031 LIEUTENANT C.G.D. BUTLER (LEFT) AND TWO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PARTY OF THE 2/14TH INFANTRY BATTALION WHICH WERE CUT OFF FROM THE MAIN BODY OF TROOPS NEAR MYOLA
