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NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN MEN CATCH FISH TO VARY THE DIET OF ALLIED TROOPS AND THOSE IN HOSPITAL. THEY DIVE IN AND SWIM WITH HAND NETS TO CATCH FISH. THEY ARE EXTREMELY DEXTEROUS. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN NATIVES CATCH FISH TO VARY THE DIET OF ALLIED TROOPS AND THOSE IN HOSPITAL. THE LOCAL MEN DIVE IN AND SWIM WITH HAND NETS TO CATCH THE F
Three young men returning from a day's fishing pass by Thmar Puok police headquarters in Banteay Meanchey Province. The men on each end are holding nets which they used to catch the fish to feed their
New Guinea. Standing in a boat, Private (Pte) L. Barrand and Pte F. Hedley (wearing slouch hat), both of Victoria, peacetime fishermen, with the catch from one long line. Fresh fish for the hospitals
BESAMI BEACH, SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-25. MEMBERS OF 2 MARINE FOOD SUPPLY PLATOON HAULING IN THEIR NETS. THEY ARE ASSISTED BY LOCAL NATIVES AND MEMBERS OF A PICNIC PARTY. THE UNIT PROVIDES
The column of water is caused by a Turkish Army shell bursting in the water close to British Army soldiers resting against the cliff face adjacent to V Beach during the Dardanelles Campaign. These she
NEW GUINEA. AFTER A TYPICAL MORESBY RAIN STORM, SAILING CRAFT SPREAD THEIR CANVAS TO DRY OFF IN THE MORNING SUN. IN THIS PICTURESQUE SETTING DRIVER N.J. COSSINS OF HIGHGATE HILL, BRISBANE READS HIS BO
