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Author	Colin Thomas Halmarick

Australian War Memorial ID Number: 064220 Photographer: Halmarick, Colin Thomas

Place made: Shaggy Ridge, Finisterre Range, New Guinea

Date made: 22 January 1944

Summary: Members of "B" Company, Australian 2/12th Battalion, who helped silence a Japanese mountain gun on one of the hills known as Prothero I & II . Left to right: "Skinny" McQueen, Ron Lord, Eric Willey and Alan F Hackett.

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