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CAPE WOM, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-29. THE NARROW TRACK LEADING TO WEWAK POINT IN BACKGROUND. THIS TRACK IS ON THE ONLY STRIP OF PASSABLE LAND ON THE NARROW PENINSULA. NOT MORE THAN TWENTY YARDS WIDE, IT PRESENTED OUR ONLY LINE OF APPROACH TO THE POINT. 2/4 INFANTRY BATTALION SUCCESSFULLY ADVANCED ALONG IT DESPITE FIERCE JAPANESE OPPOSITION AND CAPTURED THE OBJECTIVE IN ONE MORNING.
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-29. THE VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THE POINT LOOKING SOUTH SHOWING THE FLAT, SWAMPY PENINSULA, WITH THE NARROW NECK OF DRY LAND RUNNING PARALLEL TO THE BEACH. THIS GROUND PR
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-29. THE VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THE POINT LOOKING SOUTHWEST SHOWING THE FLAT, SWAMPY PENINSULA, WITH THE NARROW NECK OF DRY LAND RUNNING PARALLEL TO THE BEACH. THIS GROUN
CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-05. CORPORAL E.J. GOODREM, 6 DIVISION PROVOST COMPANY, ON BRIDGE POINT DUTY AT MINGA CREEK. THE BRIDGES ARE ONLY ONE WAY TRAFFIC AND THE PROVOST CORPS ENSURES
Wewak, New Guinea. 2 August 1945. Senior officer welcomes a Red Cross worker and seven nurses on their arrival to take up duties at 104 Casualty Clearing Station (CCS) hospital, Cape Wom. They were th
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-14. A SECTION OF THE PANORAMIC VIEW FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU (1648 FT) AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY 2/8 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS. IT SHOWS WEWAK POINT AT THE RIGHT AND SWEEPS LEF
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 7 August 1915. It was over this country that the New Zealand infantry advanced during the early hours of the morning. Attacking up Chailak Dere they reached Rhododendron S
