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Photograph 070118 Second World War, 1939-1945A member of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion carrying “KAI” (food) to troops attacking Orgoruna in the Ramu Valley. This is the only method by which food supplies could be maintained.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion carrying “KAI” (food) to troops attacking Orgoruna in the Ramu Valley. This is the only method by which food supplies could be maintained.
A member of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion carrying “KAI” (food) to troops attacking Orgoruna in the Ramu Valley. This is the only method by which food supplies could be maintained.

VX137508 Private (Pte) Victor George Chaffey (at left) and N427064 Pte Raymond Malcolm Kenneth Williams, a member of the Mortar Platoon of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion, act as “KAI” (food) carriers

Members of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion crossing a stream before moving into action against the Japanese at the Orgoruna features in the Ramu Valley.

Members of the 57/60th Infantry Battalion crossing a stream before moving into action against the Japanese at the Orgoruna features in the Ramu Valley.

VX81108 Lieutenant Peter Burton Nink followed by Corporal C.F.P. Roberts lead fully equipped members of “B” Company, 57/60th Infantry Battalion along a trail at the bottom of the Orgoruna features in

VX139884 Corporal Albert Mack Jenkins making coffee at a Salvation Army stall in Koropa, Ramu Valley. The 15th Infantry Brigade Headquarters established stalls and rest points along the trail from Ke
