The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 11th Platoon of “B” Company, 57/60th Infantry Battalion, pictured at rest on the track near Ketoba in the Ramu Valley after having captured Orgorunga without opposition. Heavy going on the track makes frequent rests a necessity. Identified personnel are: Private (Pte) M. Matthews (1); V215278 Pte Fred Hosie (2); VX136082 Pte James Neale Windmill (3); VX108722 Sergeant (Sgt) Jack Temple (4); VX108700 Sgt Ronald Leslie Mansfield (5).
Q138283 Private (Pte) Joseph O’Donohue (at left) and VX13692 Pte L. Watson (not confirmed) of 11th Platoon of “B” Company, 57/60th Infantry Battalion, resting on the track near Ketoba in the Ramu Vall
VX108714 lance corporal Charles Patrick Roberts of 11th Platoon of “B” Company, 57/60th Infantry Battalion checks over his gear before going to the assault near Ketoba in the Ramu Valley.
The 14th Platoon of “C” Company, 57/60th Battalion, are pictured moving in single file through thick jungle country near Ketoba in the Ramu Valley. The unit is advancing towards Kisa after having cap
V76017 Sig Patrick Ryan, a forward scout of Signal Platoon, Headquarters Company of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, keeping a keen lookout for Japanese near Ketoba in the Ramu Valley. The Unit was ad
V76017 Sig Patrick Ryan, a forward scout of Signal Platoon, Headquarters Company of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, keeping a keen lookout for Japanese near Ketoba in the Ramu Valley. The Unit was ad
NX153290 Signalman (Sig) Charles Lyal Owen Bell, VX141659 Sig Leslie Thomas Frederick Knorpp and V76017 Sig Patrick Ryan of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion find heavy going in trailing forward a large
