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ROAD BUILDERS FOLLOWING UP THE ADVANCING ALLIED TROOPS. TANKS SLITHERED ALONG THIS PATH IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE JAPS AND INFANTRY, CARRYING HEAVY EQUIPMENT, OFTEN SANK TO THEIR KNEES IN THE MUD. OVER THE PARTIALLY MADE ROAD GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY AND LT. GENERAL EICHELBERGER WALK TOWARDS THE FRONT LINE. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
ROAD BUILDERS FOLLOWING UP THE ADVANCING ALLIED TROOPS. TANKS SLITHERED ALONG THIS PATH IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE JAPS AND INFANTRY, CARRYING HEAVY EQUIPMENT, OFTEN SANK TO THEIR KNEES IN THE MUD. OVER
ROAD BUILDERS FOLLOWING UP THE ADVANCING ALLIED TROOPS. TANKS SLITHERED ALONG THIS PATH IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE JAPS AND INFANTRY CARRYING HEAVY EQUIPMENT, OFTEN SANK TO THEIR KNEES IN THE MUD. OVER
ROAD BUILDERS FOLLOWING UP THE ADVANCING ALLIED TROOPS, TANKS SLITHERED ALONG THIS PATH IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE JAPS AND INFANTRY, CARRYING HEAVY EQUIPMENT, OFTEN SANK TO THEIR KNEES IN MUD. OVER THE
LIEUT. GENERAL R.L. EICHELBERGER AND GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY INSPECT A JAP PILLBOX NEAR BUNA. IT'S RESISTANCE PARTIALLY OVERCOME BY TANKS, THE PILLBOX WAS SILENCED BY ALLIED TROOPS WHO PULLED AWAY T
PAPUA. ALLIED ADVANCE ON SANANANDA. WATER, MUD AND SLUSH ARE ALMOST THE ALLIED TROOPS INSEPARABLE COMPANIONS IN PAPUA. FOR WEEKS THE ALLIES HAVE BEEN ADVANCING, SOMETIMES UP TO THEIR THIGHS IN MUD. AU
GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY AND LIEUT. GENERAL EICHELBERGER INSPECTING A JAPANESE POM POM CAPTURED ON THE BUNA STRIP. THIS GUN WAS CAPTURED INTACT AND WAS BEING FIRED AT IT'S FORMER OWNERS WHEN THE TWO
