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DANMAP RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-01-05. A POWDER MONKEY OF THE 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY, MOVING FROM PALM TO PALM LIGHTING THE FUSES OF THE EXPLOSIVE CHARGES HE HAS LAID UNDER EACH COCONUT PALM DURING THE WIDENING OF THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION TRACK ALONG THE RIVER BANK IN THE SUAIN PLANTATION.
DANMAP RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-01-05. THE EFFECTS OF A NEW CANADIAN EXPLOSIVE "808" ON THE BUTT OF A COCONUT PALM, ONE OF A NUMBER WHICH TROOPS OF THE 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY, DURING THE WIDENING OF THE L
DANMAP RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-01-05. A LINE OF COCONUT PALMS BLOWN OUT OF THE GROUND BY TROOPS OF THE 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY, DURING THE WIDENING OF THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION TRACK ALONG THE RIVER IN T
DANMAP RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-01-05. COCONUT PALMS TOPPLING AS THE CHARGE AT THEIR BASE EXPLODE DURING THE OPERATIONS BY TROOPS OF THE 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY, WHILE WIDENING THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION T
DANMAP RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-01-05. SAPPER G. WILLIAMS (1) AND WX1566 MAJOR W.G. CHANDLER, OFFICER- IN- CHARGE, 2/2ND FIELD COMPANY (2), WORKING ON THE LEVELLING AND CONSOLIDATION OF THE NEW LINES O
SUAIN PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-06. A COMPANY, 2/4 INFANTRY BATTALION MEMBERS RETURNING HOME FROM A PATROL ALONG THE DANMAP RIVER. THE COCONUT PALMS WERE DROPPED ACROSS THE TRACK BY JAPANESE FOR
SUAIN PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-06. PRIVATE C.J. MARSHALL, (1), WITH CORPORAL E.G. TOYNTON, (3), AND AN RAAF MEMBER, (2), ACCOMPANYING A PATROL FROM A COMPANY, 2/4 INFANTRY BATTALION IN AN AREA
