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NEW GUINEA. MUBO CAMPAIGN. AMERICAN TROOPS RESTING DURING THE ARDUOUS TASK OF DRAGGING PARTS OF AMERICAN ARTILLERY PIECES OVER A MOUNTAIN 2747 FEET HIGH TO BOMBARD JAP POSITIONS NEAR MUBO. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
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. 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. 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
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. SGT. TONI PORTER, OF SANTA CLARE, CALIFORNIA, RESTING WHILE ON HIS WAY TO THE FRONT LINE BETWEEN NASSAU BAY AND MUBO. AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN TROOPS DROVE THE JAPS OUT OF MUBO.
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS EXAMINE A BOMB CRATER MADE BY A "BLOCK BUSTER" DROPPED NEAR MUBO DURING WHAT WAS THEN THE BIGGEST AIR BLITZ ON ANY SINGLE JAP TARGET IN NEW GUINEA. IN 45 MINUTES OUR PLAN
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. PTE. ARTHUR BELL, OF OLINDA, VIC., PTE. LES CHAPLIN, OF HAYFIELD, VIC., AND CAPT. CLARK SPURLOCK, OF PORTLAND, OREGON EXAMINING JAP EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM A HUT SHATTERED BY AMER
