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NEW GUINEA. NADZAB AREA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS CHAT TO AMERICAN PARATROOPS WHO LANDED AT NADZAB. LEFT TO RIGHT - SAPPER C. MACKENZIE OF WILLOUGHBY, N.S.W.; SAPPER RON BROWN OF BULLI, N.S.W. SAPPER ALLAN HOPE, CONCORD WEST N.S.W. PARATROOPERS D. CREVELING NEW YORK, CPL. WALTER ISBELL, DEQUINCY, IOWA.
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. 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
Tsili Tsili, New Guinea. 5 September 1943. American Douglas C47 transport planes lined up on the aerodrome ready to take off for Nadzab with paratroopers of 503rd United States Paratroop Regiment and
Tsili Tsili, New Guinea. 5 September 1943. American Douglas C47 transport planes lined up on the aerodrome ready to take off for Nadzab with paratroopers of 503rd United States Paratroop Regiment and
Tsili Tsili, New Guinea. 5 September 1943. American Douglas C47 transport planes lined up on the aerodrome ready to take off for Nadzab with paratroopers of 503rd United States Paratroop Regiment and
Tsili Tsili, New Guinea. 5 September 1943. Three Australian soldiers of 2/4th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, who, with their 25 pounder guns, parachuted into Nadzab in support of American
