The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DONADABU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-08. A TRAIN OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN PACK TRANSPORT COMPANY, MOVING ALONG THE ROUNA FALLS ROAD. PACK HORSES ARE USED TO SUPPLY TROOPS IN THE VERY ROUGH MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY. SHOWN: VX86968 SERGEANT G. A. D. LIVINGSTON (1); VX86942 DRIVER S. J. DOUGLAS (2).
DONADABU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-08. A TRAIN OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN PACK TRANSPORT COMPANY, MOVING ALONG THE ROUNA FALLS ROAD. PACK HORSES ARE USED TO SUPPLY TROOPS IN THE VERY ROUGH MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY.
DONADABU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-08. VX86976 LANCE CORPORAL K. F. EASTMAN, TROOPER OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN PACK TRANSPORT COMPANY. PACK-HORSES ARE USED TO SUPPLY TROOPS, WHO ARE IN POSITIONS HIGH UP IN THE
LALOKI VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1943-11-05. A PATROL OF THE NEW GUINEA FORCE TRAINING SCHOOL (JUNGLE WING) MOVING THROUGH ROUGH COUNTRY NEAR THE ROUNA FALLS.
A donkey pack train which carried horse fodder during the final operations. These animals were a very useful means of transport in the rough country north of Jerusalem and Ludd.
KAIRI, QLD. 1943-08-19. A SECTION OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN PACK TRANSPORT COMPANY MOVING ALONG A ROAD IN THE CAMP AREA.
Australian pack horses on the main road near Ypres moving to the ammunition dumps to collect 18 pounder shells for transport to the guns in the salient.
