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Photograph 016728 Second World War, 1939-1945NEW 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.

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NEW GUINEA. NATIVE CARRIERS BRING FORWARD SUPPLIES AS AN AUSTRALIAN UNIT RESTS ON THE FIRST STAGES OF THE TREK THROUGH THE TOUGH FINISTERRE RANGES ON THE TRACK TO JAPANESE-HELD BOGADJIM.
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. 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. THE THOUGHTS OF PRIVATE KINGSLEY MACALISTER OF CROYDON, SA, LOOK, ON THE SURFACE, TO BE UNFIT FOR PUBLICATION. HE THREW HIMSELF DOWN FOR A SPELL ON THE SIDE OF A MUDDY TRACK THROUGH THE FI

New Guinea. An exhausted Private Mick Divaney of Warwick, Qld, stops for a rest beside a log corduroy road after a 3000 feet climb to Cameron's Knoll in the tough Finisterre Ranges. He is a member of

New Guinea. A log pile serves as a table as a game of cards gets under way at Casey's Knoll high in the Finisterre Ranges. These soldiers have just returned from a tough ten day's patrol along the tra
