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NEW GUINEA. ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. NATIVE BEARERS CARRY A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN OVER A ROUGH BRIDGE ACROSS THE FRANCISCO RIVER. THE AUSTRALIAN WAS WOUNDED IN THE KNEE AND LEG AND WAS FOUR DAYS IN NO MAN'S LAND WITHOUT ANYTHING TO EAT. (NEGATIVE BY PARER NEWSREEL).
Mubo-Salamaua, New Guinea. 1943-07-21. Private First Class L. Simon, United States Army, of Los Angeles with the Allied Supply Corps, leading a food line of native bearers across the Bitoi River Bridg
NEW GUINEA. ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. AN AUSTRALIAN THREE INCH MORTAR IN ACTION AGAINST THE JAPANESE ON BOBDUBI RIDGE, SALAMAUA. (NEGATIVE BY PARER NEWSREEL).
NEW GUINEA. ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. LT. ROY DAWSON FIRING JAPANESE AMMUNITION FROM A CAPTURED JAPANESE MOUNTAIN GUN AGAINST JAPS. THE GUNWAS CAPTURED BY THE AUSTRALIAN DURING THE ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. (NE
NEAR BOBDUBI, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07. NATIVE CARRIERS CROSSING THE KUNDA BRIDGE OVER THE FRANCISCO RIVER ON THE WAY FORWARD TO THE 58TH/59TH BATTALION. THE TWO NATIVE BEARERS IN THE CENTRE OF THE BRIDGE
NEW GUINEA. ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. AUSTRALIANS EXAMINING THE BREECH OF A CAPTURED JAPANESE 70 MM MOUNTAIN GUN. DURING THE ADVANCE TOWARDS SALAMAUA THE GUN PROVED VERY TROUBLESOME TO THE AUSTRALIANS. SOO
NEW GUINEA. ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. AUSTRALIANS EXAMINING THOUSANDS OF ROUNDS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION CAPTURED DURING THE ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. THIS 7.7MM AMMUNITION IN METAL STRIPS OF 30 ROUNDS WAS INTEND
