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Ramu Valley, New Guinea. Private (Pte) R. Eagleton of Blakehurst, NSW, and Pte R. Horace of Boulder City, WA, with a Japanese trench mortar captured in the Ramu Valley.
Group portrait of bearded Australian soldiers of the 2/2 Independent Company, with a captured Japanese trench mortar, just returned from a patrol in which they clashed with Japanese in the upper Ramu
Ramu Valley, New Guinea. At a captured Japanese outpost Private (Pte) Lee of Kalgoorlie, WA, Signaller F. Matthews of Kalgoorlie, WA, and Pte E. John of Marrickville, NSW take hold of a billy each to
NEW GUINEA. RAMU VALLEY. PTE. J. HEARN OF BOULDER CITY, W.A., CLIMBS ON THE SHOULDER OF CPL. W.W. WILLIAMSON OF MARYLANDS, W.A. TO PULL DOWN A JAPANESE FLAG FROM A TREE NEAR JAPANESE HEADQUARTERS. (NE
Dumpu, Ramu Valley, New Guinea. Private (Pte) E. Farrel of Corowa, NSW, and Pte J. Firth of Manly, NSW, climbed a ladder to remove a Japanese helmet from a Japanese lookout position in a tree.
NEW GUINEA. RAMU VALLEY. PRIVATE (PTE) CHARLES NEIL OAKHAM OF DUNGOG, NSW, AND PTE ARCHIBALD MCCREADY SEMPLE OF BRISBANE, QLD, MAN A VICKERS GUN IN THE RAMU VALLEY. ACROSS THE GUN IS THE JAPANESE THO
Ramu Valley, New Guinea. Private George Goodes of Adelaide, SA, examines Japanese light machine guns which were captured in the fighting in the Guy's Post area. The weapons are being held by men local
