Corporal Campbell, Co-worker with Ex-Sergeant Wright in developing the Crossbow, demonstrates how an incendiary arrow is fixed. Arrows bound with petrol-soaked rag are being used by the AIF. In New Guinea to burn out japs entrenched in wooden huts with thatched roes. December 28, 1949.

Corporal Campbell, Co-worker with Ex-Sergeant Wright in developing the Crossbow, demonstrates how an incendiary arrow is fixed. Arrows bound with petrol-soaked rag are being used by the AIF. In New Guinea to burn out japs entrenched in wooden huts with thatched roes. December 28, 1949.
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