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WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. QX39662 CORPORAL G. A. SMITH (LEFT) AND SX6032 CAPTAIN J. S. GREENE, OFFICER-IN-CHARGE WORKING IN THE FIELD LABORATORY OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT, ATTACHED TO THE 5TH DIVISION.
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. SX6032 CAPTAIN J. S. GREENE, COMMANDING OFFICER (LEFT) AND NX90759 DRIVER N. HENZE IN THE JEEP "ATEBRIN" OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQU
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. QX39662 CORPORAL C. A. SMITH, 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS, 5TH DIVISION, TREATING A SMALL JUNGLE STREAM WITH DDT OIL.
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. THE COMMANDING OFFICER AND THE ADMINISTRATION STAFF OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS, 5TH DIVISION. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VX736
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A NATIVE OILING GANG SETTING OUT FROM THE CAMP OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO THE 5TH DIVISION, FOR THEIR DAYS WORK OF SPRAYING STAGNANT WATER
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A SECTION OF THE CONTOUR DRAIN USED TO DRY OUT A LARGE SEEPAGE AREA IN THE PLANTATION DUG BY PERSONNEL OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQUAR
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A SECTION OF THE CONTOUR DRAIN USED TO DRY OUT A LARGE SEEPAGE AREA IN THE PLANTATION DUG BY PERSONNEL OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQUAR
