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AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA ARE USING PACK HORSES TO TRANSPORT SUPPLIES TO OUTLYING POSITIONS. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
PACK-HORSES AND MULES ARE USED EXTENSIVELY IN NEW GUINEA FOR THE TRANSPORT OF SUPPLIES TO FORWARD POSITIONS. MEMBERS OF AN INDEPENDENT LIGHT HORSE UNIT ARE PICTURED HERE PREPARING TO MOVE FORWARD WITH
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
PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. MEN LEADING PACK HORSES AND MULES LOADED WITH SUPPLIES UP THE PRECIPITOUS CURVING TRACK FROM THE END OF THE ROAD DOWN INTO UBERI VALLEY OVER WHICH TROOPS AND SUPPLIES WERE T
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. 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.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. MEN LEADING PACK HORSES AND MULES LOADED WITH SUPPLIES DOWN THE PRECIPITOUS CURVING TRACK FROM THE END OF THE ROAD DOWN INTO UBERI VALLEY OVER WHICH TROOPS AND SUPPLIES WERE
