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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.

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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 in the climb to supply troops attacking Orgoruna 2 in the Ramu Valley.
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.

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.

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.

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
