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NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS EXAMINE A BOMB CRATER MADE BY A "BLOCK BUSTER" DROPPED NEAR MUBO DURING WHAT WAS THEN THE BIGGEST AIR BLITZ ON ANY SINGLE JAP TARGET IN NEW GUINEA. IN 45 MINUTES OUR PLANES DROPPED 106 TONS OF BOMBS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. PTE. A.J. WATT, OF NORTHCOTE, VIC, SMILES AFTER THE JAPS NEAR OBSERVATORY HILL, MUBO HAD BEEN SUBJECTED TO WHAT WHAT WAS THEN THE BIGGEST AIR BLITZ ON A SINGLE JAP LAND TARGET IN NEW GUINE
NEW GUINEA. MEMBERS OF AN AUSTRALIAN BOSTON BOMBER UNIT DISCUSS THEIR BOMBING ATTACK ON MUBO - THE GREATEST SINGLE RAID YET MADE ON A LAND TARGET IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC. OVER 50 PLANES DROPPED 106 T
NEW GUINEA. USING A SHATTERED TREE AS COVER PTE. A.J. WATT, OF NORTHCOTE, VIC., IS READY TO OPEN FIRE WITH HIS BREN GUN NEAR OBSERVATORY HILL. THE TREE WAS SHATTERED IN AN AERIAL BLITZ ON THE JAPANESE
NEW GUINEA. AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL MOVES FORWARD THROUGH SHATTERED TIMBER TO OBSERVATORY HILL, ALMOST DIRECTLY NORTH OF MUBO. THE ADVANCE WAS FACILITATED BY WHAT THEN WAS THE BIGGEST AIR BLITZ ON A SING
NEW GUINEA. MUBO CAMPAIGN. AMERICAN TROOPS RESTING DURING THE ARDUOUS TASK OF DRAGGING PARTS OF AMERICAN ARTILLERY PIECES OVER A MOUNTAIN 2747 FEET HIGH TO BOMBARD JAP POSITIONS NEAR MUBO. (NEGATIVE B
NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. TRANSPORT PLANES UNLOADING AT AN ADVANCED LANDING GROUND. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
