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ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AMERICAN ARTILLERY SHELLING JAPANESE POSITIONS NEAR MUBO. THE GUNS HAD TO BE MANHANDLED BY NATIVES AND ALLIED SOLDIERS OVER VERY ROUGH JUNGLE COUNTRY. THESE GUNS PLAYED A VERY IMPORTANT PART IN THE CAPTURE OF MUBO, AND IN THE ADVANCE FROM MASSAU BAY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AMERICAN ARTILLERY SHELLING JAPANESE POSITIONS NEAR MUBO. THE GUNS HAD TO BE MANHANDLED BY NATIVES AND ALLIED SOLDIERS OVER VERY ROUGH JUNGLE COUNTRY. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. MANHANDLING AN AMERICAN ARTILLERY PIECE ACROSS A CREEK NEAR NASSAU BAY. THE GUNS WERE HAULED THROUGH COUNTRY THAT WAS ALMOST IMPASSABLE. NATIVES IN ADDITION TO AUSTRALIAN AND A
NEW GUINEA. MUBO CAMPAIGN. AUSTRALIANS, AMERICANS AND NATIVES PULLING PART OF AN AMERICAN ARTILLERY PIECE UP A GRADE OF NEARLY ONE IN ONE IN JUNGLE COUNTRY TO BOMBARD JAP POSITIONS NEAR MUBO. (NEGATIV
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. SIG. CLARENCE MOORE, OF KOGARAH, N.S.W., WHO LANDED WITH THE AMERICANS AT NASSAU BAY. HE IS ATTACHED TO AN AUSTRALIAN SIGNALLING UNIT WHICH PLAYED A PROMINENT PART IN THE ALLIE
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AMERICAN INFANTRY CROSSING A CREEK NEAR NASSAU BAY, EN ROUTE TO THE FRONT LINE. FROM NASSAU BAY THE AMERICANS AND AUSTRALIANS WENT FORWARD TO CAPTURE MUBO. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHOR
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN SOLDIERS MARKING THE GRAVE OF A RAAF PILOT, KILLED DURING THE ALLIED ADVANCE ON MUBO. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
