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PARATROOPS LAND AT NADZAB. THREE SMILING AMERICAN PARATROOPERS, CARRYING FULL EQUIPMENT READY TO JOIN ONE OF THE NUMEROUS PLANES WHICH FLEW THEM AND OTHER AMERICAN PARATROOPERS AND AUSTRALIAN AIRBORNE ARTILLERYMEN, TO THE MARKHAM VALLEY, WHERE THEY TRAPPED THE JAPS IN LAE AND SALAMAUA. THE LANDING WAS COMPLETED IN A LITTLE OVER A MINUTE FROM THE TIME THE FIRST PARATROOP JUMPED UNTIL THE LAST MAN LANDED. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
ALLIED PARATROOPERS INVADE THE MARKHAM VALLEY. ONE OF THE LONG LINE OF GIANT TRANSPORT PLANES WHICH CARRIED AMERICAN PARATROOPS AND AUSTRALIAN AIRBORNE ARTILLERYMEN TO THE MARKHAM VALLEY. THERE THEY T
PARATROOPS LAND AT NADZAB. GUNNER DONNELLY ADJUSTS LANCE-BOMBARDIER WEBB'S PARACHUTE BEFORE THE AUSTRALIAN AIRBORNE ARTILLERYMEN AND THEIR GUNS - DISMANTLED AND ATTACHED TO PARACHUTES - JOIN THE TRANS
PARATROOPS LAND AT NADZAB. U.S. PARATROOPS PACKING THEIR EQUIPMENT LAST SUNDAY BEFORE BOARDING ONE OF THE NUMEROUS TRANSPORT PLANES WHICH LED BY GENERAL MACARTHUR IN A FLYING FORTRESS, TOOK THEM TO TH
PARATROOPS LAND AT NADZAB. AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS WHO WITH OTHER AUSTRALIAN AIRBORNE ARTILLERY LANDED IN THE MARKHAM VALLEY, AND WITH AMERICAN PARATROOPS TRAPPED THE REMNANTS OF THE FOUR JAP DIVISIONS AT
PARATROOPS LAND AT NADZAB. GENERAL MACARTHUR TALKS TO U.S. PARATROOPS OFFICER LAST SUNDAY SHORTLY BEFORE THE GENERAL IN A FLYING FORTRESS LED THE AERIAL ARMADA TO THE MARKHAM VALLEY. THESE AMERICAN PA
PARATROOPS LAND AT NAZAB. AN AUSTRALIAN, GUNNER ANDERSON, ASSISTS GUNNER GRIBBEN, ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN, TO PUT ON HIS PARACHUTE BEFORE THEY AND OTHER AIRBORNE AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERYMEN BOARDED THE TRANSPO
