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CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW GUINEA SPEAK HIGHLY OF THE WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMY AMONG THE TROOPS IN FORWARD AREAS. TROOPS AND NATIVES ALIKE RELISH THE SIMPLE CONFORTS THAT ARE PROVIDED AT REST TENTS LIKE THE ONE SHOWN IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH, FRIENDLY HAVENS OF REST AND REFRESHMENT IN THE HEART OF THE JUNGLE. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW GUINEA SPEAK HIGHLY OF THE WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMY AMONG THE TROOPS IN FORWARD AREAS. TROOPS AND NATIVES ALIKE RELISH THE SIMPLE CONFORTS THAT ARE PROVIDED AT REST TENTS LIKE
THE "PONY EXPRESS" MAKING IT'S WAY THROUGH THE JUNGLE TO DELIVER SUPPLIES TO TROOPS IN FORWARD AREAS IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
THE "PONY EXPRESS" MAKING IT'S WAY THROUGH THE JUNGLE TO DELIVER SUPPLIES TO TROOPS IN FORWARD AREAS IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
NEW GUINEA. RED CROSS. CORPORAL T.R. WALKER MELBOURNE, AND PTE. C.A. MAGEE OF BRISBANE ARE ASSISTED BY TWO NATIVES TO PACK RED CROSS SUPPLIES WHICH ARE TO BE DROPPED TO TROOPS IN FORWARD AREAS. THE PA
CORPORAL MCNICOL, MEDICAL ORDERLY AT ONE OF OUR FORWARD POSTS IN THE NEW GUINEA JUNGLE, GIVES MEDICAL ATTENTION TO AUSTRALIAN TROOPS AND TO NATIVES PASSING THROUGH THE AREA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
Soputa, Papua. December 1942. A Salvation Army post set up in the forward area where troops may rest, read, write letters and enjoy a cold drink supplied by the Salvation Army. These rest centres are
