The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. AS THE BATTLE FOR MOUNT TAMBU NEAR SALAMAUA GOES ON AUSTRALIAN VETERANS REALISE THEY HAVE NEVER FOUGHT A NASTIER COMBINATION THAN THE JUNGLE AND THE JAPANESE. HERE ARE WOUNDED RETURNING FROM THE FRONT LINE ALONG A MUDDY TRACK. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. AS THE BATTLE FOR MOUNT TAMBU NEAR SALAMAUA. GOES ON, AUSTRALIANS VETERANS REALISE THEY HAVE NEVER FOUGHT A NASTIER COMBINATION THAN THE JUNGLE AND THE JAPANESE. HERE ARE WOUNDED RETURNING
NEW GUINEA. AS THE BATTLE FOR MOUNT TAMBU NEAR SALAMAUA GOES ON AUSTRALIAN VETERANS REALISE THEY HAVE NEVER FOUGHT A NASTIER COMBINATION THAN THE JUNGLE AND THE JAPANESE. HERE ARE PTE. JIM REGAN OF KA
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU. LT. STAN CONDON, A.I.F. OF MUDGEE, N.S.W., WOUNDED IN THE MOUNT TAMBU FIGHTING, RETURNING FROM THE FRONT LINE TO AN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION. WHILST HE WAS WALKING UNDER THE
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU FIGHTING. A HOSPITAL IN THE JUNGLE AT THE FOOT OF MOUNT TAMBU. JAPANESE SNIPERS PUT 23 BULLETS THROUGH THE TARPAULIN COVERING WITHOUT HITTING ANY OF THE WOUNDED. (NEGATIVE BY G
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU. LT. STAN CONDON, OF MUDGEE, N.S.W. WALKING BACK FROM THE FRONT LINE AT MOUNT TAMBU, TO AN ADVANCED DRESSING STATION AFTER HE HAD BEEN WOUNDED IN THE FIGHTING THERE. THE BRIDGE
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU FIGHTING. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BATTLE FOR MOUNT TAMBU, WHICH WAS ONLY 75 YARDS FROM THE JAPANESE AND CONTINUALLY UNDER FIRE FROM MORTARS AND SNIPERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHO
