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Eora Creek, Papua, 1942-11. The first crossing of Eora Creek on a section of the Kokoda Trail from Myola. A narrow footbridge made of logs (left) spans the creek, as water tumbles over rocks in a waterfall (centre).
A view of Eora Creek falls, showing the water as it tumbles over the rocks and into the river. A small section of the log crossing is visible in the lower left corner. This work was drawn by soldier a
Kokoda Trail, Papua, 1942-11. Two members of the 2/4th Field Ambulance (centre) and three native Papuan carriers pause for a rest on a section of the jungle track from Myola to Eora Creek. Known collo
Kokoda Trail, Papua, 1942-11. Carrying a pack on his back and using a native bow as a walking stick, NX34655 Captain Alan Oliver Watson, Dental Officer with the 2/4th Field Ambulance, pauses briefly o
A view of the log crossing at Eora Creek, along the Kokoda Trail, New Guinea. This work was drawn by soldier artist Lieutenant John Nicholls, NX160003, 2nd Australian Jungle Trunk-Line Maintenance Sec
Kokoda Track, Papua. 1942. Soldiers rest on a track while on patrol near Eora Creek. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)
A view depicting the signal station at Eora Creek along the Kokoda Trail, which was operated by the 23rd Line Section, 18th Lines of Communication Signals. This work was drawn by soldier artist Lieute