The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Five diggers help another over the crest of a steep 200 feet climb. The mortar crew is on the move in the tough Finisterre Ranges, members of an outfit which helped clear the Japanese in the Mintjim Valley.
Upper Ramu Valley, New Guinea. Up the final stages of a 200 feet sheer cliff in the tough Finisterre Ranges are Lieutenant F. Watt of Preston, Vic, and Private J. Summers of East Kew, Vic, using a rop
Upper Ramu Valley, New Guinea. Australian troops on their way up a 200 feet sheer cliff in the Finisterre Ranges are Private (Pte) H. Flett of Brunswick, Vic, Pte W. Findlay of Bondi, NSW, and Pte J.
New Guinea. A helping hand from one of his mates gets this soldier over a steep, wet and slippery patch on a 5000 feet climb through the tough Finisterre Ranges as his unit moves along the track that
NEW GUINEA. ON THE ROAD TO JAPANESE-HELD BOGADJIM, AUSTRALIAN TROOPS, IN THE HEART OF THE TOUGH FINISTERRE RANGES, STRUGGLE UP THE FINAL STAGES OF A 5,000 FEET CLIMB.
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS PLOUGH THROUGH THE MUD DURING A 3000 FEET CLIMB AT CAMERON'S KNOLL IN THE TOUGH FINISTERRE RANGES. THIS UNIT IS MOVING ALONG THE TRACK THAT LEAD TO JAPANESE-HELD BOGADJIM.
New Guinea. Mortar and machine-gun units start off by jeep and trailer to the foothills of the Finisterre Ranges on their way toward the track that leads to Japanese held Bogadjim. These troops played
