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TRAINING FOR THE TIME WHEN THEY WILL STORM ENEMY HELD COUNTRIES IN THE PACIFIC. AUSSIES AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE NORTH AT LANDING PRACTICE. ARTILLERY IS QUICKLY BROUGHT TO SUPPORT THE STORMING PARTIES. A GUN CREW FREEING AN 18 POUNDER AFTER IT HAD BOGGED. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
TRAINING FOR THE TIME WHEN THEY WILL STORM ENEMY HELD COUNTRIES IN THE PACIFIC. AUSSIES AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE NORTH AT LANDING PRACTICE. LANDING PARTIES JUMP ASHORE ON A FLANK OF THE "ENEMY PO
TRAINING FOR THE TIME WHEN THEY WILL STORM ENEMY COUNTRIES IN THE PACIFIC. AUSSIES AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE NORTH AT LANDING PRACTICE. PHYSICAL TRAINING ON THE BEACH. THE TROOPS MUST BE IN SUPERB
TRAINING FOR THE TIME WHEN THEY WILL STORM ENEMY HELD COUNTRIES IN THE PACIFIC. AUSSIES AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE NORTH AT LANDING PRACTICE. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF ALL NATURAL COVER, AUSTRALIAN SNIPE
TRAINING FOR THE TIME WHEN THEY WILL STORM ENEMY HELD COUNTRIES IN THE PACIFIC. AUSSIES AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE IN THE NORTH AT LANDING PRACTICE. A WATER WAGGON FOLLOWING THE ADVANCING TROOPS SINKS TO
PAPUA. BUNA. A 25 POUNDER BEING CAMOUFLAGED IN A GUN-PIT FORM WHERE IT CAN SHOOT AT ENEMY PILLBOXES OVER OPEN SIGHTS. AN OFFICER WATCHES FOR ANY MOVEMENT BY THE JAPANESE, SO THAT HE CAN SHOUT A WARNIN
Over New Guinea. 5 September 1943. Troops of the 2/4th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, taking things easy in the transport planes taking them to Tsili Tsili Airfield from where they will f
