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KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. MEMBERS OF THE 2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION ATTEMPTING TO MOVE A JEEP BOGGED IN THICK MUD NEAR KESAWAI. THE SLIGHTEST RAIN MAKES THESE TRACKS USELESS FOR MOTORISED TRAFFIC, AND NATIVE CARRIERS ARE USED TO TRANSPORT SUPPLIES TO THE FRONT.
KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. MEMBERS OF THE 2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION ATTEMPTING TO MOVE A JEEP BOGGED IN THICK MUD NEAR KESAWAI. THE SLIGHTEST RAIN MAKES THESE TRACKS USELESS FOR MOT
KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. MEMBERS OF THE 2/12TH INFANTRY BATTALION ATTEMPTING TO MOVE A JEEP BOGGED IN THICK MUD NEAR KESAWAI. THE SLIGHTEST RAIN MAKES THESE TRACKS USELESS FOR MOT
KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. QX1785 PRIVATE F.G. MILGOOD (1); VX28413 PRIVATE V. MANNING (2); AND VX73458 PRIVATE A.T. HANLEY (3); MEMBERS OF NO.16 PLATOON, "D" COMPANY, 2/12TH INFANT
KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. ALEX GURNEY, CREATOR OF THE "BLUEY AND CURLY" NEWSPAPER STRIP (1), AND MR. PURBERY (2), ACCREDITED WAR CORRESPONDENTS, TALK WITH TROOPS FROM 2/12TH INFANT
KESAWAI, RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-05. ALEX GURNEY, CREATOR OF THE "BLUEY AND CURLY" NEWSPAPER STRIP (1), PRESENTS ONE OF HIS ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OF THE FAMOUS DIGGER CHARACTERS TO TROOPS OF THE
EVAPIA RIVER, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-15. MEN OF THE 2/4TH FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, PREPARING THE MAIN SUPPORT FOR A SUSPENSION BRIDGE CARRYING FOOT TRAFFIC AND FACILITATING DELIVERY OF
