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ULEBILUM RIDGE, YAMIL SECTOR, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. STAFF-SERGEANT A.F.S. JONES, 2/5 SUPPLY DEPOT COMPANY (1), STACKING MORTARS BROUGHT IN BY NATIVE CARRIERS FROM THE DROPPING ZONE. MORE THAN 110 PARACHUTES OF FOOD AND AMMUNITION ARE DROPPED BY THE UNIT DAILY.
QX21497 Private N S Maxwell (1), watching native carriers carrying cases of fresh vegetables to the army service corps store at Ulebilum Ridge in the Yamil sector, New Guinea. The supplies are dispatc
ULEBILUM RIDGE, YAMIL SECTOR, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. PARACHUTES FALLING ON BILL DROPPING ZONE STRIP WHERE THEY ARE UNFASTENED BY ARMY PERSONNEL AND TRANSPORTED TO THE ARMY SERVICE CORPS STORE BY NATI
ULEBILUM RIDGE, YAMIL SECTOR, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. CORPORAL W.D. KELLY (1), AND PRIVATE S. ALMOND (2), MEMBERS OF 2/5 SUPPLY DEPOT COMPANY, STACKING MORE PARACHUTES ON THE LARGE PILE PRIOR TO TRANS
QX27581 Private W Trapp (1) and NX168528 Private A G Vardy (2), re-folding a parachute dropped from a Kai bomber aircraft on Ulebilum Ridge, Yamil Sector, New Guinea. The supplies are dispatched by 2/
ULEBILUM RIDGE, YAMIL SECTOR, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. PRIVATE R.C. ALEXANDER (1), ASSISTED BY A NATIVE LOOSENS 3-INCH AMMUNITION FROM THE ROPES OF A PARACHUTE. THE SUPPLIES, DISPATCHED TO FORWARD TROO
ULEBILUM RIDGE, YAMIL SECTOR, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. PRIVATE R.C. ALEXANDER (1), LOOSENING 3-INCH MORTAR AMMUNITION FROM THE ROPES OF A PARACHUTE. THE SUPPLIES, DISPATCHED TO FORWARD TROOPS BY 2/5 SU
