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SIAR, NEW GUINEA. 1944-06-21. NO. 9 PLATOON, A COMPANY, 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- VX142251 PRIVATE F. WHYTE (1); V190340 PRIVATE M. HILLBERG (2); VX142248 CORPORAL G. ELDER (3); VX14865 CORPORAL C.A. BROWN (4); QX45655 PRIVATE L.W. EMERSON (5); Q138498 PRIVATE R.K. MONKTON (6); VX144847 PRIVATE E.J. CARTLEDGE (7); NX151229 PRIVATE A.G. WILLIAMS (8); VX139560 PRIVATE C. SAYERS (9); Q267227 PRIVATE C.V. THURSBY (10); V43157 PRIVATE A.V. MCNIEL (11); V330775 PRIVATE W. SEYMOUR (12); N437257 PRIVATE E. GEE (13); N187925 PRIVATE G. ELLIOTT (14); NX151501 PRIVATE F.D. JONES (15); Q129665 PRIVATE A.O. MURPHY (16); V305596 PRIVATE K.C. NICHOLSON (17); V121019 PRIVATE E. YOUNG (18); V122088 PRIVATE A. ARNOLD (19); VX89786 PRIVATE A. JONES (20); VX56025 LIEUTENANT R.S. JACKSON, MC, (21); VX141787 WARRANT OFFICER II, A.W. MULLIGAN (22); VX89830 PRIVATE J.J. NAGLE (23); QX55354 PRIVATE R. HUGHES (24); VX143583 PRIVATE G. RANKIN (25).
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. TROOPS OF A COMPANY, 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION WHICH WAS THE FORWARD COMPANY FOR THE BATTALION WHEN THE UNIT PUSHED THE JAPANESE FORCES OUT OF BOGADJIM. IDENTIFIED PER
RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-26. PERSONNEL OF HEADQUARTERS, 15TH INFANTRY BRIGADE SIGNAL SECTION OUTSIDE THE SIGNAL OFFICE. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: VX118656 SIGNALMAN C.W. DUGAN (1); VX105686 SI
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1942-01-18. ESCORTED BY MOUNTED EGYPTIAN POLICE, THESE MEN OF THE 2/7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT MARCHED THROUGH THE CITY TO THE ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL TO ATTEND THE MORNING PRAYER SERVIC
BRISBANE, QLD. 1944-08-08. TROOPS OF THE 2/16TH INFANTRY BATTALION MOVING PAST THE SALUTING BASE ON THE STEPS OF THE CITY HALL IN KING GEORGE SQUARE, DURING THE 7TH DIVISION MARCH THROUGH THE CITY. ID
WONDECLA, QLD. 1944-04-16. MEMBERS OF THE SIGNALS TEAM OF THE 2/1ST INFANTRY BATTALION, COMPLETE WITH THEIR EQUIPMENT COMPRISING FIELD TELEPHONES, 108 SETS ON THE BACKS OF SOME MEMBERS, AND HELIOS. BA
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1942-01-18. LED BY THE BASE ORDNANCE BAND AND WITH THE COMMANDING OFFICER, LIEUTENANT COLONEL T.C. EASTICK, AT THE HEAD, MEMBERS OF THE 2/7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT ARE SHOWN MARCHING
