The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. A bare-chested Gunner K. Shepherd of Woodville, SA, with a gift, a shell named 'Gentle Annie', which will be sent to the Japanese during the Upper Ramu Valley advance.
Upper Ramu Valley advance. An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. Standing under a camouflage net, bare-chested Gunner (Gnr) K. Dixon of Camberwell, Vic, Gnr G. D
NEW GUINEA. UPPER RAMU VALLEY ADVANCE. 30 OCTOBER 1943. AN AUSTRALIAN BATTERY IN THE URIA VALLEY COVERS THE JAPANESE ROAD TO MADANG. A BARE-CHESTED LIEUTENANT A. EVANS OF CARNEGIE, VIC, GIVES THE ORDE
Upper Ramu Valley advance. An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. Gunner G. Griffin of Moe, Vic, Corporal R. Jowson of Balwyn, Vic, Sergeant N. Seletto of Elwood,
An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. Gunner R. Pearle of Hawthorn, Vic, checks over the shells before firing during the Upper Ramu Valley advance.
An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. After being in action the gun crew rests beside their gun during the Upper Ramu Valley advance. Gunner R. Pearle of Hawthor
An Australian Battery in the Uria Valley covers the Japanese road to Madang. Bombardier O. Lee of Reade Park, SA, makes certain his new boots do not walk while he is engaged checking empty shell cases
