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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 FROM THE FRONT LINE ALONG A MUDDY TRACK. PTE. FRED ALLAN, OF MENZIES, W.A. AND PTE. NEVILLE PRETTY OF COLERAINE, VIC., ARE THE TWO CLOSEST TO CAMERA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
BANDIANA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-05-26. A CONSIGNMENT OF GOODS BEING SORTED AND STACKED INTO BINS AT THE 1ST BASE ORDNANCE DEPOT. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- SERGEANT R. PARANTHIOENE (1); NX139825 S
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. 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 FR
MUBO-SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-21. WALKING WOUNDED OF THE 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION INJURED IN THE FIERCE FIGHTING AT MOUNT TAMBU AND TAMBU SADDLE AREA, ON THEIR WAY TO THE 2/2ND AU
Mubo-Salamaua Area, New Guinea. 1943-07-21. Six men of the 2/5th Australian Infantry Battalion, AIF, who were injured in action at Mount Tambu and Tambu Saddle areas walking wounded on their way to a
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU. LIVING QUARTERS MADE OF GROUND SHEETS SUSPENDED ON PIECES OF TIMBER AT AN AMERICAN ARTILLERY BATTERY IN THE HEART OF THE JUNGLE. WRITING HOME UNDER DIFFICULTIES IS 1ST CLASS P
NEW GUINEA. MOUNT TAMBU FIGHTING. PTE. LESLIE GREENWOOD, OF BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. PTE. KEN PUNNELL, OF ROCKHAMPTON, QUEENSLAND, IN A SLIT TRENCH DUG AT THE FOOT OF A TREE IN THE JUNGLE ON MOUNT TAMBU.
