077398
Photograph 077398 Second World War, 1939-1945PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-29. SAPPER J. MCCABE, 17TH FIELD COMPANY, 48TH DEPUTY COMMANDER ROYAL ENGINEERS (WORKS) WELDING A 2" UNION INTO A 400 GALLON STEEL TANK.
077401 Accession Number: 077401
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PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-29. PERSONNEL OF THE 17TH FIELD COMPANY, 48TH DEPUTY COMMANDER ROYAL ENGINEERS (WORKS) OPERATING AN HD7 CATERPILLAR TRACTOR WHILE WORKING ON THE NEW UNIT CAMP AREA. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: NX135111 SAPPER K. MARSHALL (TRACTOR) (1); NX170395 SAPPER H. ATKINSON (BEHIND TRACTOR) (2); NX166046 SAPPER L. DHU (3).
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077401
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