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BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-06. AUSTRALIAN PERSONNEL BOUND FOR HQ 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON ABOARD AN AMPHIBIOUS DUKW. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- FLYING OFFICER CHRISTIANSON, 100 SQN RAAF (1); LIEUTENANT-COLONEL E. HENNESSEY, COMMANDING OFFICER 2/6 CAVALRY COMMANDO REGIMENT (3); CHAPLAIN W.M. ROOKE (4); CAPTAIN SMITH, 2/4 INFANTRY BATTALION (5); AN AMERICAN JAPANESE SERGEANT INTERROGATOR DETACHED FROM ALLIED TRANSLATOR AND INTERPRETER SECTION (7).
BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-07. TROOPS OF 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON ABOARD AMPHIBIOUS DUKWS DURING THEIR JOURNEY TO BABIANG. THE DUKW AT THE REAR IS BOGGED AT THE MOUTH OF THE DRINIUMOR RIVER. IDENTIFIE
BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-09. TROOPS OF 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON WADING ASHORE FROM AN AMPHIBIOUS DUKW STRANDED AT DRINIUMOR RIVER DURING THEIR JOURNEY TO BABIANG. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- CAPTAIN
BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-07. CHAPLAIN W.M. ROOKE, (CHURCH OF ENGLAND) (1A),OF REGIMENTAL HQ 2/6 COMMANDO SQUADRON WITH MEMBERS OF 2/10 CDO SQN CONDUCTING AN IMPROMPTU CHURCH PARADE BEFORE A PATROL
BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-06. CAPTAIN N.B. WELSH, OFFICER COMMANDING C TROOP, 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON (1), GIVING HIS OFFICERS AND SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ENEMY B
DRINIUMOR RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-09. TROOPS OF 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON WADING ASHORE FROM AN AMPHIBIOUS DUKW STRANDED AT DRINIUMOR RIVER DURING THEIR JOURNEY TO BABIANG.
Babiang area, New Guinea, 1944-11-18. A Japanese warrant officer and two sergeants, captured by the 2/10 Commando Squadron at Suain being escorted for questioning by Allied Translator and Interpreter
