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Description AWM Caption: Australian troops plough through the mud at Milne Bay, New Guinea, shortly after the unsuccessful Japanese invasion attempt.
Date Taken on 1 October 1942
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Captions

I believe the soldier on the left is William Hector Mallet 1920-95 from Nambour, Qld

Items portrayed in this file

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Brodie helmet

inception

1 October 1942

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