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Photograph 017208 Second World War, 1939-1945New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These canoes, complete with outriggers, are manned by Australian soldiers.

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New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These canoes, complete with outriggers, are manned by Australian soldiers.
New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These canoes, complete with outriggers, are manned by Australian soldiers.

New Guinea. Small ships manned by native crews are used extensively in the ferry service between Malahang and Labu, to convey supplies to the troops.

BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-08. AN AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT CORPORAL ATTACHED TO 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON CHECKING THE NATIVE CARRIER LINE BEFORE STARTING OUT WITH SUPPLIES FOR TROOPS

Torricelli Mountains, New Guinea. February 1945. An Australian Imperial Force (AIF) supply depot on a mountain track in Northern New Guinea. Native carriers, on left, are about to set out with their l

New Guinea. At Mangrove Ridge on the right flank of Sattelberg, native carriers crossing a mountain stream move forward with supplies in crates, some slung on poles for front line troops.

New Guinea. Ship's time on this Allied barge carrying supplies to Australian troops north of Alexishafen is kept by a wristwatch strapped through the nose of a native mask. Shown, Sergeant G. W. King
