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NEW GUINEA. KOKODA. QUEENSLANDER PTE. S. WILSON RECEIVES MEDICAL ATTENTION AFTER A TWO DAYS WALK. HE WAS WOUNDED AT CLOSE QUARTERS. A JAPANESE BULLET TORE ITS WAY THROUGH THE FRONT OF HIS HELMET AND OUT THE BACK, WOUNDING HIM SLIGHTLY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
KOKODA. WAR CORRESPONDENT TOM FAIRHALL OF THE SYDNEY "TELEGRAPH". BESIDE HIM IS A JAPANESE WATER BOTTLE. IN THE BACKGROUND ARE HIS SPACIOUS SLEEPING QUARTERS, KOKODA TRACK STYLE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK)
NX10106 BOMBARDIER K.W. NETTLESHIP, LATE OF NEW GUINEA AND NOW OF THE 1ST ANTI-TANK REGIMENT HAD A NARROW ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS WOUNDING WHEN BULLET STRUCK HIM AND LODGED IN HIS TOBACCO TIN. (NEGATIVE B
PAPUA - GONA. AN AUSTRALIAN OFFICER, WHO HAS JUST CRAWLED IN AFTER LYING EIGHT DAYS WOUNDED NEAR JAPANESE LINES, RECEIVES MEDICAL TREATMENT. HE WAS ONLY A FEW FEET AWAY FROM THE JAPANESE DUG-OUTS AND
PAPUA. 1942-08. WOUNDED MEMBERS OF THE 39TH INFANTRY BATTALION MAKING THEIR WAY BACK ALONG A JUNGLE TRAIL TO THE BASE HOSPITAL. THEY ARE ALL SUFFERING FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS SUSTAINED IN THE FIGHTING AGA
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. THREE MEMBERS OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WHO WERE IN ACTION AGAINST THE JAPS IN THE KOKODA AREA, AND WHO HAVE BEEN SENT BACK WITH BULLET WOUNDS, PHOTOGRAPHED
WOUNDED MEMBERS OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION MAKING THEIR WAY BACK ALONG A JUNGLE TRAIL TO THE BASE HOSPITAL. THEY ARE ALL SUFFERING FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS SUSTAINED IN THE FIGHTING AGAINST
