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Australian troops land at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea during

Australian troops land at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea during


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Australian troops land at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea during

Australian troops land at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea during the battle in the Far East in the Second World War.
By-passing areas of the earlier occupation by the American army, an amphibious movement has brought them 50 miles by air from Rabaul.
Picture shows: Australian infantrymen making a supply dump at Jacquinot Bay after the successful landing. Unloading the flour and sugar had to be carried out in heavy rain.
December 1944

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Jacquinot Bay
New Britain Island
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Australian Barrels Base Camp Commonwealth Heavy Labour Troops Unloading War And Conflict


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This print captures a significant moment during the battle in the Far East in the Second World War. Australian troops are seen landing at Jacquinot Bay in New Britain, Papua New Guinea, after bypassing areas previously occupied by the American army. The strategic amphibious movement has transported these brave soldiers 50 miles by air from Rabaul. In this poignant image, Australian infantrymen can be seen diligently creating a supply dump at Jacquinot Bay following their successful landing. Despite facing heavy rain, they remain undeterred as they unload essential provisions such as flour and sugar from barrels. Their unwavering determination and resilience shine through even amidst challenging conditions. The photograph was taken in December 1944, capturing an era defined by war and conflict. It serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by military personnel during World War II. These courageous soldiers represent not only Australia but also the Commonwealth nations united against a common enemy. As we reflect on this historical moment frozen in time, let us pay tribute to these unsung heroes who labored tirelessly to establish bases and camps for future operations. This remarkable image is part of Memory Lane Prints' collection that preserves our collective memory of those tumultuous times when ordinary individuals were called upon to do extraordinary things for their countries' sake.

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