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WAIWAI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-11. CAPTAIN T. GRAHAMSLAW OF ANGAU POINTS OUT TO SERGEANT MAJOR KATUE, OF THE PAPUAN INFANTRY BATTALION, AND NATIVE POLICE THE GENERAL DIRECTION OF ORO BAY, NEW GUINEA, DURING THE ADVANCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN FORCES ON JAPANESE HELD BUNA-GONA BEACH HEAD.
Waiwai, New Guinea. Before a patrol, PX123 Captain T. Grahamslaw, Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) (right), briefs Sergeant-Major Katue of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (left). Behind
WAIWAI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. CAPTAIN GRAHAMSLAW (1) AND WARRANT OFFICER 2 J. WILKINSON (2) FROM ANGAU WITH NATIVES [CARRYING THEIR SIGNAL EQUIPMENT]. SIX CANOES CARRYING CAPTAIN GRAHAMSLAW'S PARTY HAD
WAIWAI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. CAPTAIN GRAHAMSLAW (1) AND WARRANT OFFICER 2 J. WILKINSON (2) FROM ANGAU WITH NATIVES [CARRYING THEIR SIGNAL EQUIPMENT]. SIX CANOES CARRYING CAPTAIN GRAHAMSLAW'S PARTY HAD
BIAMU, ORO BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-11-11. UNITED STATES TROOPS OF THE 1ST BATTALION, 128TH REGIMENT, 32ND UNITED STATES DIVISION LANDING AT BIAMU VILLAGE, ABOUT 17 MILES FROM BUNA, DURING THE ADVANCE ON
BIAMU, ORO BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-11-11. UNITED STATES TROOPS OF THE 1ST BATTALION, 128TH REGIMENT, 32ND UNITED STATES DIVISION LANDING AT BIAMU VILLAGE, ABOUT 17 MILES FROM BUNA, DURING THE ADVANCE ON
BIAMU, ORO BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-11-11. UNITED STATES TROOPS OF THE 1ST BATTALION, 128TH REGIMENT, 32ND UNITED STATES DIVISION LANDING AT BIAMU VILLAGE, ABOUT 17 MILES FROM BUNA, DURING THE ADVANCE ON
