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NEW GUINEA. AT A CONVALESCENT CAMP SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT IS GIVEN TO RESTORE INJURED MUSCLES AND NERVES. AN OVERHEAD LADDER SEVEN FEET HIGH WITH RUNNERS 12 INCHES APART AND STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD 150 TROOPS AT THE ONE TIME IS USED TO DEVELOP AND STRENGTHEN SHOULDER AND ABDOMEN MUSCLES. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. AT A CONVALESCENT CAMP SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT IS GIVEN TO RESTORE INJURED MUSCLES AND NERVES. DRIVER N. POTTER OF KEMPSEY, N.S.W. HANGING TO THE HIGH SEESAW USED
NEW GUINEA. PHYSIOTHERAPY. AT AN AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN NEW GUINEA WHICH HAS TAKEN OVER A SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED NATIVE HUT TO CARRY OUT REHABILITATION TREATMENT - THE AIM OF WHICH IS TO RESTOR
PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT. AT AN AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN NEW GUINEA WHICH HAS TAKEN OVER A SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED NATIVE HUT TO CARRY OUT REHABILITATION TREATMENT - THE AIM OF WHICH IS TO RESTORE
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-09. CORPORAL W. TAYLOR (3) AND SERGEANT D. COOPER (1), PHYSIOTHERAPISTS OF THE 112TH CONVALESCENT DEPOT GIVING WRIST AND LEG EXERCISES TO SAPPER C.B. BLUNDEN, 2/2ND DOCKS OPER
BULLDOG ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-18. NATIVES CARRYING COMPRESSOR PARTS NEGOTIATE A NARROW AND DANGEROUS LEDGE ABOUT A MILE SOUTH OF ECCLESTON GAP. THIS LEDGE VARIES FROM EIGHTEEN INCHES TO TWO FEET W
BULLDOG ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-18. NATIVES CARRYING COMPRESSOR PARTS NEGOTIATE A NARROW AND DANGEROUS LEDGE ABOUT A MILE SOUTH OF ECCLESTON GAP. THIS LEDGE VARIES FROM EIGHTEEN INCHES TO TWO FEET W
