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Photograph 014968 Second World War, 1939-1945NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS TAKE A REST ON THE SIDE OF A DUSTY NEW GUINEA ROAD. THE PATROL RESTS AFTER MARCHING MANY MILES WITH FULL PACK. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. WITH THE BEGINNING OF THE DRY SEASON SOME OF THE ROADS IN NEW GUINEA HAVE BECOME AS DUSTY AS ANY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. BAD THOUGH THE DUST IS, THE AUSTRALIANS PREFER IT TO THE RAIN AND MUD OF THE WET SEASON. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS TAKE A REST ON THE SIDE OF A DUSTY NEW GUINEA ROAD. THE PATROL RESTS AFTER MARCHING MANY MILES WITH FULL PACK. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).

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

Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),

New Guinea. Sergeant C. T. Mitchell of Chermside, Qld (blackened face), is seated alongside a bare-chested mud-splattered Gunner W. K. Camin of Balranald, NSW, who is driving the motor vehicle. From b

Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),

Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),
