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ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. IN A LITTLE CLEARED SPACE IN THE JUNGLE FIRST CLASS PTE. WILLIAM HATTAN, OF OREGON CITY, OREGON, COOKS HIS LUNCH DURING THE ALLIED ADVANCE ON MUBO, IN THE FOREGROUND IS HIS LIGHT AUTOMATIC READY FOR INSTANT ACTION. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. WITH THEIR FINGERS ON THE TRIGGER OF A RIFLE AND LIGHT AUTOMATIC, CPL. MAX HAMILTON OF MELBOURNE AND SGT. JIM GARRICK OF NEWBURG, OREGON, EXAMINE A HUT IN A NATIVE VILLAGE ABAN
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. A TYPICAL AMERICAN INFANTRYMAN, FIRST CLASS PTE. ANDREW ARNEY, OF WOODBURN, OREGON, ON PATROL IN A FORWARD AREA NEAR MUBO. AUSTRALIANS AND AMERICANS ADVANCED TOGETHER FROM NASS
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. A HEAVY AMERICAN MACHINE GUN FIRING ON LABABIA ISLAND DURING THE ALLIED ADVANCE FROM NASSAU BAY TO MUBO. THE CREW IS PTE. REX RIDDELL, OF BEND, OREGON, AND PTE. J.L. GREEN, OF
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AN AMERICAN OUTPOST AT NASSAU BAY. LEFT TO RIGHT: PTE. HARRY EMMACK, OF LONG BEACH, CAL. FIRST CLASS PTE. FLOYD CHAMBERS OF LONG BEACH, FIRST CLASS PTE. HOWARD E. RILLER, OF PO
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. PTE. FLOYD WILSON, OF MACMINNVILLE, OREGON WOUNDED NEAR NASSAU BAY, BEING EVACUATED BY NATIVE CARRIERS. (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. THESE GUNS PLAYED A VERY
