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KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-05. MAJOR B.W.T. CATTERNS, ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDER, 2/1 INFANTRY BATTALION, ENJOYS A QUIET PIPE OUTSIDE HIS HEADQUARTERS AT THE UNIT'S REAR ECHELON. THEY HAVE NOW REACHED A POINT WITHIN THREE MILES OF WEWAK.
KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-05. OFFICERS OF 2/1 INFANTRY BATTALION REST AT THE UNIT'S REAR ECHELON AFTER THEIR SWIFT DRIVE DOWN THE COAST. THEY ARE NOW WITHIN THREE MILES OF WEWAK. IDENTIFIED PERSONN
KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-05. MAJOR B.W.T. CATTERNS, ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDER, 2/1 INFANTRY BATTALION (1), LISTENS TO THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION INDICATED ON A SITUATION MAP AS POINTED OUT
KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-05. OFFICERS OF 2/1 INFANTRY BATTALION ENTERING BATTALION HEADQUARTERS ACROSS AN ANKLE DEEP LAKE OF MUD. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- MAJOR E.H. JACKSON-HOPE, OFFICER COMMAN
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-13. CONSTABLE BIR (1), AND CONSTABLE BAKET (2), HEADQUARTERS AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT POLICE BOYS SHOWN WITH A JAPANESE SWORD WHICH THEY CAPTURED WHILE
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-05-30. TROOPS OF 2/11 INFANTRY BATTALION CHANGING THE TRAY OF A JAPANESE TRUCK TO THE CHASSIS OF ANOTHER ONE WHICH HAD A COMPARATIVELY GOOD ENGINE AND LOW MILEAGE. THE TRU
MISSION POINT, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-24. CAPTAIN G.E. CORY, ADJUTANT AND MAJOR L.E. POWLING, ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDER, 67 INFANTRY BATTALION (BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FORCE (BCOF)), DISCUSSING AD
