An advanced post in New Guinea maintains constant contact with headquarters in the rear by telephone communication. Here an American soldier near the front lines is shown contacting his headquarters. February 15, 1943. (Photo by Signal Corps U.S. Army).

An advanced post in New Guinea maintains constant contact with headquarters in the rear by telephone communication. Here an American soldier near the front lines is shown contacting his headquarters. February 15, 1943. (Photo by Signal Corps U.S. Army).
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