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NATIVES WHO PLAYED A GREAT PART IN THE ALLIED SUCCESS IN NEW GUINEA ARE ADDRESSED BY GENERAL VASEY AT A CEREMONY AT WHICH MEDALS WERE PRESENTED. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
NATIVES WHO PLAYED A GREAT PART IN THE ALLIED SUCCESS IN NEW GUINEA ARE ADDRESSED BY GENERAL VASEY AT A CEREMONY AT WHICH MEDALS WERE PRESENTED. NATIVES DECORATED WITH FLOWERS IN THEIR HAIR FOR THE CE
NATIVES WHO PLAYED A GREAT PART IN THE ALLIED SUCCESS IN NEW GUINEA ARE ADDRESSED BY GENERAL VASEY. NATIVE POLICE FORM A GUARD OF HONOUR AS NATIVE CARRIERS ARE PRESENTED WITH MEDALS. (NEGATIVE BY BOTT
NEW GUINEA. PHOTOGRAPHED IN BRIG. WOOTTEN'S TENT ON SANANANDA BEACH ARE GENERAL HERRING, GENERAL VASEY AND BRIG. WOOTTEN. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
Kokoda, New Guinea. December 1942. One of the natives who aided the Allied troops in the fierce battles against the advancing Japanese proudly displays his medal of honour presented by Major General G
NEW GUINEA. SANANANDA FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT COLONEL JENS DOE, COLONEL MURRAY, GENERAL HERRING AND GENERAL VASEY. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. MUCH HAS BEEN SAID OF THE INVALUABLE HELP WHICH THE NEW GUINEA NATIVES GIVE THE ALLIED TROOPS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS NATIVES CARRYING OUT ALLIED WOUNDED AND THE NATURE OF THE COUNT
