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Australian troops on John's Knoll after the battle
Australian troops on John's Knoll after the battle
Native carriers bringing supplies across the Faria River to the Australians on John's Knoll after the battle
Native carriers bringing supplies across the Faria River to the Australians on John's Knoll after the battle
Australian soldiers from the 2/16th Battalion arriving at Kaiapit on 20 September after the area was captured by the 2/6th Independent Company
Australian soldiers from the 2/16th Battalion arriving at Kaiapit on 20 September after the area was captured by the 2/6th Independent Company
Papua, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
Papua, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
An Australian soldier with an Army No. 208 Wireless Set. The large box is the radio itself; the small one is the battery. The weapon in the foreground
An Australian soldier with an Army No. 208 Wireless Set. The large box is the radio itself; the small one is the battery. The weapon in the foreground is an Owen Gun.
Japanese dead at Kaiapit. After the battle 214 Japanese bodies were counted by the Australians around their positions.
Japanese dead at Kaiapit. After the battle 214 Japanese bodies were counted by the Australians around their positions.