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PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. A MESS PARADE AT THE NEW GUINEA DETAILS DEPOT. THE CAMP, WHICH HAS TOTAL ACCOMMODATION FOR 3,000 TROOPS, CONTAINS ONLY ABOUT 1,000 MEN AT THE PRESENT TIME. A MAJORITY OF THE MEN ARE FROM NEW GUINEA HOSPITALS AND CONVALESCENT CAMPS AND ARE AWAITING RETURN TO THEIR FORMER UNITS.
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. THE NEW GUINEA DETAILS DEPOT, LOCATED AT THE SITE OF THE OLD MURRAY BARRACKS AREA. A MAJORITY OF THE 1,000 MEN IN THE CAMP ARE FROM NEW GUINEA HOSPITALS AND CONVA
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. THE NEW GUINEA DETAILS DEPOT, LOCATED ON THE SITE OF THE OLD MURRAY BARRACKS AREA. THE SICK BAY AND MEDICAL CENTRE IS AT THE TOP OF THE KNOLL. A MAJORITY OF THE 1
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FROM ARMY HOSPITALS AND CONVALESCENT AREAS, QUEUE FOR AN ISSUE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT OUTSIDE THE QUARTERMASTER'S STORE AT THE NEW GUINEA D
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. SOME OF THE 66 MEMBERS OF THE 5/11TH SIKH REGIMENT WHO WERE LIBERATED BY AMERICAN FORCED IN THE ADMIRALTY ISLANDS. THEY HAD BEEN CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE AT THE F
KOITAKI, PORT MORESBY AREA. 1944-03-26. WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 2 CROSS, OF THE NEW GUINEA VISUAL TRAINING UNIT AND VX24281 DRIVER W. HOWDEN OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY EDUCATION SERVICE OPERATING A 16MM PRO
PORT MORESBY AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-12-02. STACKS OF NEWLY ARRIVED GOODS OUTSIDE THE 10TH AUSTRALIAN ADVANCED ORDNANCE DEPOT AWAITING SORTING AND DESPATCH TO UNITS.
