The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of Australian infantrymen who stormed the last steep heights before the fall of the village of Sattelberg. The troops are standing in front of the damaged remains of houses in ruins after bombing.
Group portrait of Australian troops who stormed the steep heights of Japanese held Sattelberg and found in the wrecked village a carving of a native boy holding a spear and a shield. This carving was
After Australian infantry had stormed the steep heights of Sattelberg, Private (Pte) D. Sutherland of Richmond, SA, has a bath in an abandoned tub. Pte J. E. Young of Morgan, SA, looks on while Pte R.
Sattelberg, New Guinea. The battered remains of the village in ruins after bombing. Air attacks and artillery onslaughts preceded the final attack and capture of the village by Australian infantrymen.
NEW GUINEA. FALL OF JAPANESE HELD SATTELBERG. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS STORMED THE STEEP HEIGHTS TO WREST THE VILLAGE OF SATTELBERG FROM THE JAPANESE. SGT. T.C. DERRICK D.C.M. OF ADELAIDE, S.A., LED A SOUTH
Fall of Japanese held Sattelberg. The damaged remains of buildings in the village after an Allied bomber aircraft and Australian artillery attack.
Australian troops read the Army newspaper 'Guinea Gold' a few hours after the capture of Japanese held village of Sattelberg. The papers were dropped from a plane. In the background are thatched roof
