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ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AMERICANS AND AUSTRALIANS DURING MOPPING UP OPERATIONS IN A NATIVE VILLAGE NEAR NASSAU BAY AND FROM WHICH THE JAPS HAD BEEN FORCED TO FLEE, MAKE SURE THAT NO ENEMY REMAIN IN A HUT KNOCKED OVER BY MORTAR FIRE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS CLEANING BREN GUNS AND RIFLES IN A DESERTED NATIVE VILLAGE NEAR MUBO. WITH AMERICANS WHO LANDED AT NASSAU BAY THEY DROVE THE JAPS FROM MUBO CAUSING 950 CASUALTIES WITH RELATIVE
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. AMERICAN INFANTRYMEN INFILTRATING ALONG NASSAU BAY BEACH THE MORNING AFTER AMERICAN TROOPS LANDED AT NASSAU BAY. LATER THE AMERICANS JOINED UP WITH THE AUSTRALIAN AND AFTER HAV
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AMERICAN INFANTRY ABOUT TO CROSS A CREEK EN ROUTE TO THE FRONT LINE. FROM NASSAU BAY THE AMERICANS AND AUSTRALIANS WENT FORWARD TO CAPTURE MUBO. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL PICKS ITS WAY ALONG THE ROCKS AT NASSAU BAY. AUSTRALIANS AND AMERICANS CLEARED THE BAY OF THE JAPS AND FINALLY DROVE THE ENEMY OUT OF MUBO TO THE NORTH WEST. (NEGATIVE
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
