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An Australian New Guinea Administrative officer addressing village chiefs on Karkar Island after ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
An Australian New Guinea Administrative officer addressing village chiefs on Karkar Island after the Allied occupation. He is telling them about the Allied victories in New Guinea and New Britain. Thi...017368
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A PAPUAN INFANTRY UNIT SOLDIER WHO RECEIVED THE MILITARY MEDAL FOR WORKING BEHIND JAPANESE LINES ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
A PAPUAN INFANTRY UNIT SOLDIER WHO RECEIVED THE MILITARY MEDAL FOR WORKING BEHIND JAPANESE LINES AND OBTAINING VALUABLE INFORMATION, PHOTOGRAPHED ON THE RANGE WITH AN OWEN GUN, AND THE TARGET ON WHICH...015013
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At a forward position in the Sattelberg area, Private J. Greer of Preston, Vic, doles out crates ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
At a forward position in the Sattelberg area, Private J. Greer of Preston, Vic, doles out crates of bread which will be carried in a blanket by a native carrier to troops in forward positions.016253
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Group portrait of Australian troops who stormed the steep heights of Japanese held Sattelberg and ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
Group portrait of Australian troops who stormed the steep heights of Japanese held Sattelberg and found in the wrecked village a carving of a native boy holding a spear and a shield. This carving was ...016251
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL WALTER B. JONES FROM TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA, A NATURALIST WITH THE AMERICAN ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
LIEUTENANT COLONEL WALTER B. JONES FROM TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA, A NATURALIST WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES, HOLDS A NEW GUINEA NATIVE AXE, WHICH HE CLAIMS IS IDENTICAL WITH AN AXE USED BY AN ANCIENT TRIBE OF ...014892
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Locally engaged soldiers at a rifle range at a Papuan infantry unit camp practise with rifles.
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Maker: Brown, Norman
Locally engaged soldiers at a rifle range at a Papuan infantry unit camp practise with rifles.015010
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Locally engaged soldiers practise with automatic Owen guns at a Papuan Infantry Camp.
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Maker: Brown, Norman
Locally engaged soldiers practise with automatic Owen guns at a Papuan Infantry Camp.015014
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New Guinea. A native police boy inspects the damage. Among Japanese acts of barbarism is the ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. A native police boy inspects the damage. Among Japanese acts of barbarism is the desecration of Rempi Catholic Mission Church near Alexishafen. The roof and walls were stripped and sacred ...017217
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NEW GUINEA. APANINI, ONE OF THE VERY FEW ALBINOS IN NEW GUINEA. HE IS VERY FAIR WITH FRECKLES AND ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. APANINI, ONE OF THE VERY FEW ALBINOS IN NEW GUINEA. HE IS VERY FAIR WITH FRECKLES AND GOLDEN BLONDE CURLY HAIR. WITH HIM IS A NATIVE POLICE BOY. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).014644
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New Guinea. At Mangrove Ridge on the right flank of Sattelberg, native carriers crossing a ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. At Mangrove Ridge on the right flank of Sattelberg, native carriers crossing a mountain stream move forward with supplies in crates, some slung on poles for front line troops.016236
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NEW GUINEA. A VILLAGE CHIEF NAMED KAPI SHOWS HOW TO THROW A NATIVE SPEAR, TO MEMBERS OF THE ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. A VILLAGE CHIEF NAMED KAPI SHOWS HOW TO THROW A NATIVE SPEAR, TO MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE (AAMWS), PAM BUSHELL OF DARLING POINT, NSW (1), DELL POWER OF TOOWOO...016133
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New Guinea. Corporal G. K. Fisher of Gladesville, NSW, looks inquiringly at a hen he bought from ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Corporal G. K. Fisher of Gladesville, NSW, looks inquiringly at a hen he bought from natives on Sarang Island, north of Alexishafen. He expects the hen to lay a regular supply of eggs to s...017273
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New Guinea. Lending a hand to propel the lakatoi (native canoe), is Private K. V. O'Hanlon of ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Lending a hand to propel the lakatoi (native canoe), is Private K. V. O'Hanlon of Proserpine, Qld, who is riding on the outrigger, on waters in the north of Alexishafen.017237
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NEW GUINEA. LOCAL CHILDREN EVACUATED FROM A MISSION AFTER IT HAD BEEN STRAFED BY THE JAPANESE ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. LOCAL CHILDREN EVACUATED FROM A MISSION AFTER IT HAD BEEN STRAFED BY THE JAPANESE SING "GOD SAVE THE KING". (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).014587
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New Guinea. Members of a unit of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (PIB) patrol in a forward area. ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Members of a unit of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (PIB) patrol in a forward area. Members of the patrol had a tribal victory dance to celebrate a successful clash with a Japanese patrol i...016085
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New Guinea. Members of a units of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (PIB) patrol at a forward post. ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Members of a units of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (PIB) patrol at a forward post. Members of the patrol had a tribal victory dance to celebrate a successful clash with a Japanese patrol ...016082
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NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF WATER-LOGGED GROUND WILL BE DRAINED BY THIS ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF WATER-LOGGED GROUND WILL BE DRAINED BY THIS CHANNEL. FIFTY LOCAL MEN WILL COMPLETE THE WORK IN SIX WEEKS. IN DECEMBER 1942 MALARIA INCIDENCE RESULTE...014659
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NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF WATER LOGGED GROUND WILL BE DRAINED BY THIS ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF WATER LOGGED GROUND WILL BE DRAINED BY THIS CHANNEL. FIFTY LOCALS WILL COMPLETE THE WORK IN SIX WEEKS. IN DECEMBER 1942, MALARIA INCIDENCE RESULTED ...014654
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NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. LOCAL MEN EACH WEEK SPRAY ALL CREEK MARGINS, WATER HOLDS, WHEEL ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. LOCAL MEN EACH WEEK SPRAY ALL CREEK MARGINS, WATER HOLDS, WHEEL RUTS, WATER LOGGED TRACKS, ETC. IN DECEMBER 1942 MALARIA INCIDENCE RESULTED IN 8.9% OF TROOPS RECEIVING TR...014660
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NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. LOCAL MEN EACH WEEK SPRAY ALL CREEK MARGINS, WATER HOLES, WHEEL ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. MOSQUITO CONTROL. LOCAL MEN EACH WEEK SPRAY ALL CREEK MARGINS, WATER HOLES, WHEEL RUTS, WATER-LOGGED TRACKS, ETC. IN DECEMBER 1942, MALARIA INCIDENCE RESULTED IN 8.9% OF TROOPS RECEIVING T...014655
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NEW GUINEA. NATIVE CHILDREN EVACUATED FROM A MISSION AFTER IT HAD BEEN STRAFED BY THE JAPANESE ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. NATIVE CHILDREN EVACUATED FROM A MISSION AFTER IT HAD BEEN STRAFED BY THE JAPANESE SING "GOD SAVE THE KING". (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).014583
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NEW GUINEA. ORO BAY. A JEEP WAITS ON LANDING FOR TRANSPORT BY PONTOON FERRY ACROSS THE RIVER AT ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. ORO BAY. A JEEP WAITS ON LANDING FOR TRANSPORT BY PONTOON FERRY ACROSS THE RIVER AT ORO BAY. NATIVES HAUL THE PONTOON BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).014872
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New Guinea. Private (Pte) D. M. Driscoll and Pte H. G. Woodruffe, both from Sydney, NSW, show a ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Private (Pte) D. M. Driscoll and Pte H. G. Woodruffe, both from Sydney, NSW, show a Japanese motor horn used by soldiers at Alexishafen to call the troops to their koi (native word for foo...017117
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NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN MEN CATCH FISH TO VARY THE DIET ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN MEN CATCH FISH TO VARY THE DIET OF ALLIED TROOPS AND THOSE IN HOSPITAL. THEY DIVE IN AND SWIM WITH HAND NETS TO CATCH FISH. THEY ARE EXT...014586
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NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN NATIVES CATCH FISH TO VARY THE ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. SAILING THEIR OWN LUGGERS AND LAKOTOIS THESE PAPUAN NATIVES CATCH FISH TO VARY THE DIET OF ALLIED TROOPS AND THOSE IN HOSPITAL. THE LOCAL MEN DIVE IN AND SWIM WITH HAND NETS TO CATCH THE F...014584
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New Guinea. Ship's time on this Allied barge carrying supplies to Australian troops north of ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Ship's time on this Allied barge carrying supplies to Australian troops north of Alexishafen is kept by a wristwatch strapped through the nose of a native mask. Shown, Sergeant G. W. King ...017248
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New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These canoes, complete with outriggers, are manned by Australian soldiers.017208
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New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
New Guinea. Supplies for troops forward from Alexishafen are sent on by native canoes. These canoes, complete with outriggers, are manned by Australian soldiers.017207
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NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH IT IS BELIEVED WAS ACCIDENTAL. THIS WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALTWATER" LOCALS IN PAPUA AND HAD A PO...015033A
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NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH IT IS BELIEVED WAS ACCIDENTAL. THIS WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALTWATER" LOCALS IN PAPUA AND HAD A PO...015033
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NEW GUINEA. THIS NATIVE VILLAGE, HANUABADA, MEANING "BIG VILLAGE," HAD A PRE- WAR POPULATION OF ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. THIS NATIVE VILLAGE, HANUABADA, MEANING "BIG VILLAGE," HAD A PRE- WAR POPULATION OF 2,700 ROOFED WITH CUNAI GRASS OR BIRI PALMS, THE HUTS HAVE TO BE REROOFED AT THREE YEAR INTERVALS. PRACT...014969
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NEW GUINEA. THREE AMERICAN AIRMEN RESCUED FROM ALMOST UNDER THE NOSES OF THE JAPANESE AND BROUGHT ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. THREE AMERICAN AIRMEN RESCUED FROM ALMOST UNDER THE NOSES OF THE JAPANESE AND BROUGHT BACK TO AN ADVANCED ALLIED BASE IN NEW GUINEA AFTER TEN MONTHS IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NEW BRITAIN. LEFT T...014601
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NEW GUINEA. WITHIN A FEW HOURS AFTER A FIRE HAD SWEPT THROUGH THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
NEW GUINEA. WITHIN A FEW HOURS AFTER A FIRE HAD SWEPT THROUGH THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, WHICH HOUSED 3,000 NATIVES, THE MEN HAD ERECTED PALM THATCHED LEANTO'S AND WERE ISSUED WITH TENTS. THE LO...015034
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Rescued after living ten and 14 months respectively with natives in New Britain, three American ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
Rescued after living ten and 14 months respectively with natives in New Britain, three American aviators and an Australian were welcomed at a New Guinea base. Left to right (marked with crosses) Pte D...014603
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Ten AIF infantrymen who were among the first troops to enter Sattelberg sit down to lunch with a ...
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Maker: Brown, Norman
Ten AIF infantrymen who were among the first troops to enter Sattelberg sit down to lunch with a carved statue keeping a watchful eye at the head of the table. Originally the statues were made by nati...016270