Co-operating with American Allies, New Zealand troops in the Pacific are helping to make

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Co-operating with American Allies, New Zealand troops in the Pacific are helping to make

Co-operating with American Allies, New Zealand troops in the Pacific are helping to make the total defeat of Japan a reality.
In the South pacific island of Vella Lavella, part of the British Solomon Islands, New Zealanders made amphibious landing and played a major part in taking control of the island from the occupying Japanese.
Picture shows: New Zealand soldiers dragging a heavy artillery piece across the beach at Vella LaVella to load it on to the barge.
September 1943

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Vella Lavella
Western Province
Solomon Islands

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