Want this question answered?
The men of the Australian Army were veterans of fighting in the New Guinea Campaign.
The Papua New Guinea Natives
My Father never spoke of the war except to say that in Papua New Guinea he lived in muddy trenches. His feet were always wet and sore as it was always pouring rain. Leeches clinging onto their bodies were a problem all the time. Also said he lived on bully beef. As for the fighting, it was unspeakable except for the snipers he spoke of, the horrible living conditions and that it was a case of shoot or be shot. Not much help I guess for what you are looking for.
some of the places where the Australian soldiers fought in WW1 were-German New Guinea-Western Desert-Gallipoli-The Middle East-France-Belgium-Germany-Northern Russia
The Australians were fighting on New Guinea and Port Moresby. The USN was engaging the IJN at Coral Sea.
The Australian government.
Guinea is within the African continent, not to be confused with New Guinea which is within the Australian continent.
West New Guinea is in the Pacific, New Guinea is the norther part of the Australian continent.
Not really.
Papua New Guinea was Australian territory.
West New Guinea is in the Pacific, New Guinea is the norther part of the Australian continent.
Japan sent a small force from New Guinea south from New Guinea into Papua. This was intercepted at Kokoda by an Australian battalion, which was progressively reinforces. The Japanese broke through and the Australians made a fighting withdrawal to Iorabaiwa Ridge, at which stage the Japanese ran low on food and ammunition and conducted a fighting withdrawal back up the Kokoda Track through Kokoda and back to the New Guinea north coast.