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PALMALMAL PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-10. PERSONNEL OF AUSTRALIAN ARMY CANTEEN SERVICE, ATTACHED 5 BASE SUB-AREA, HANDLING SOME OF THE BROKEN BOTTLES AND CARTONS IN THE BULK STORE. THEY ARRIVED IN THIS STATE BY LIBERTY SHIP AND IT WAS ESTIMATED THAT 100,000 LOOSE BOTTLES WERE STACKED IN BAYS REINFORCED ON THREE SIDES BY CASED BEER.
PALMALMAL PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-10. LIEUTENANT L.C.F. BLUNT (1), AND LIEUTENANT P.J. HANNAGAN (2), EXAMINING SODDEN AND BROKEN CARTONS OUTSIDE THE BULK STORE AT AUSTRALIAN AR
PALMALMAL PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, 1945-07-10. LIEUTENANT H.E. MOSEL (1) AND LIEUTENANT L. BLUNT (2), EXAMINING A SMALL STACK OF SODDEN AND BROKEN CARTONS OUTSIDE THE BULK STORE AT AUSTRALIAN ARMY C
JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-18. ARMY CANTEEN SERVICE BULK STORE NO.6 IN THE PALMALMAL PLANTATION.
JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-18. PERSONNEL OF THE UNIT UNLOADING STORES AT THE ARMY CANTEEN SERVICE BULK STORE NO. 6 IN THE PALMALMAL PLANTATION.
JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-20. PERSONNEL OF THE ARMY CANTEEN SERVICES BULK STORE NO. 6 GETTING SUPPLIES FROM THE BEACH TO THE UNIT STORE IN THE PALMALMAL PLANTATION. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:
PALMALMAL PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, 1945-07-10. PRIVATE H.J. BOLLMEYER, AUSTRALIAN ARMY CANTEENS SERVICE, ATTACHED 5 BASE SUB-AREA CARRYING BROKEN BOTTLES FROM THE SHED. SEVERAL TROOPS CUT THEIR HAND
