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Photograph 016235 Second World War, 1939-1945New Guinea. Rations being distributed in forward positions on Sattelberg track. A loaf of fresh bread is being thrown from a Jeep, a rare luxury for front line troops.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. May 1945. A field bakery oven being transported to Cape Pass on the back of a truck, no. 137647, in order that front line troops operating against the Japanese at Wewak may have a continuity of fresh bread supplies.
New Guinea. Rations being distributed in forward positions on Sattelberg track. A loaf of fresh bread is being thrown from a Jeep, a rare luxury for front line troops.

Depicts three soldiers baking bread, and removing the bread from oven. 3 Australian Field Bakery Company, General Details Issuing Depot; Corporal G A Moore, Private R K Brennan, Private C Oakes (all B

Wewak, New Guinea. 24 May 1945. Trooper R. McFarlane of SA, has a hurried meal of fresh bread, the first the troops received after their amphibious landing on the Wewak Peninsula.

Aitape, New Guinea. Fresh bread is baked in large quantities in the forward areas for our troops. Driver (Dvr) Frank Watkins of Sydney, NSW, loads up Dvr Jack Lawson of Melbourne, Vic (left), from the

CAPE WOM, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-29. A GENERAL VIEW OF WEWAK POINT AREA, SHOWING THE TERRAIN AND A JAPANESE TRUCK WHICH IS BEING USED BY OUR TROOPS.

Philippines. So great is the demand for fresh bread by the Filipinos that some of the more nimble ones climb the lattice-work front of a Chinese bakery in an effort to secure their quota before suppli
