The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Ramu Valley, New Guinea from the “Pimple”, Shaggy Ridge. In the foreground is one of the few trees left after the artillery pounding. This is an operational area of the 2/9th Infantry Battalion.
Members of A Company, 2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion digging in at Green Snipers Pimple, Shaggy Ridge, a dominating peak in the Finisterre Ranges overlooking Ramu Valley, after the Japanese force
Members of A Company, 2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion digging in at Green Snipers Pimple, Shaggy Ridge, a dominating peak in the Finisterre Ranges overlooking Ramu Valley, after the Japanese force
FINISTERRE RANGES, NEW GUINEA.194-01-23. LOOKING DOWN ON THE FARIA VALLEY (FOREGROUND) AND THE RAMU VALLEY (BACKGROUND) FROM THE "PIMPLE" ON SHAGGY RIDGE.
Troops of the 2/16th Australian Infantry Battalion, 21st Australian Infantry Brigade, entrenched on the Razor Back leading to the Pimple after its capture from the enemy. The Pimple is the first of a
NEW GUINEA, 1943. SHAGGY RIDGE, WITH GREEN SNIPER'S PIMPLE AND MCCAUGHEY'S KNOLL IN THE FOREGROUND, LOOKING SOUTH WEST TO THE RAMU VALLEY.
SHAGGY RIDGE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-22. LOOKING TOWARDS THE RAMU VALLEY FROM SHAGGY RIDGE SHOWING A MEMBER OF THE 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION BRINGING UP A SUPPLY OF AMMUNITION.
