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NEW GUINEA. MUBO CAMPAIGN. AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT THE JAPS FROM NASSAU BAY TO MUBOM GAZE AT SALAMAUA. IN THE DIRECT LINE IT IS NOT SO VERY FAR AWAY FROM THESE TROOPS, BUT ITS CAPTURE WOULD MEAN HARD FIGHTING IN COUNTRY ALMOST AS BAD AS THE KOKODA TRAIL. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
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. 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.
ALLIED CAPTURE OF MUBO. AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL WADING THROUGH SHALLOW WATER AT NASSAU BAY DURING THE ADVANCE TO THE NORTH WEST WHICH RESULTED IN THE CAPTURE OF MUBO AFTER HARD FIGHTING. THE JAPANESE SUF
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
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
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
