WWII 125th RIC 1944 Soldiers on rafts in New Guinea 3x5 Original Photo

Description: This original photo is from a collection of photos from a soldier named Jim who served in World War II with the 125th Radio Intelligence Co, 41st Division. They were responsible for intercepting, analyzing, and decoding enemy communications. Jim's photos span the period of 1944-1945. All photos appear to have been taken by him or his friends, and very well could be one of a kind images. Some have stamps on their backs showing they were cleared by military censors, and others appear to have been developed in the U.S. after the war. Type & Size: A 3x5 original photograph. Condition: Good to fair condition. Some of these images have dented edges or missing corners from age and their prior life in a 1940s scrapbook. Please see photos. This photograph depicts a group of soldiers in a river setting, likely in New Guinea, as they work together to manage rafts made of barrels. The image captures the rugged terrain of a mountainous landscape in the background, characteristic of the area during World War II. The scene took place in 1944, showcasing the collaborative efforts of the soldiers, possibly involving logistics or transportation activities in a challenging environment. During World War II, New Guinea was a crucial battleground, with Allied forces heavily engaged in operations against Japanese troops. The terrain was often difficult to navigate, making river transport vital for moving supplies and personnel. This photograph may reflect the logistical challenges faced by soldiers in the Pacific theater, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and innovation in overcoming these obstacles. The era's military operations relied heavily on improvisation in tactics and equipment, particularly in such remote regions. The back of the photo includes the text: ``` SM New Guinea 1944 VELOX ```

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