Images from New Guinea WWII Photo Gallery by duener at pbase.com

Patty Matt		29-May-2012 02:54
Thad Dunnigan was my Fathers name, he served in new guinea and Australia. Arrived in Brisbane in 1943 and then went to Darwin and Ended the war in Sydney. Anyone heard of him ? I'll post moreinfo later.

Patty Matt		29-May-2012 02:54
Thad Dunnigan was my Fathers name, he served in new guinea and Australia. Arrived in Brisbane in 1943 and then went to Darwin and Ended the war in Sydney. Anyone heard of him ? I'll post moreinfo later.

Patty Matt		29-May-2012 02:54
Thad Dunnigan was my Fathers name, he served in new guinea and Australia. Arrived in Brisbane in 1943 and then went to Darwin and Ended the war in Sydney. Anyone heard of him ? I'll post moreinfo later.

Guest		27-May-2012 16:54
Hello, My father was in the army and stationed in New Guinea. I have a few pictures and on them he wrote 1943 - 1944. His name was Bill Lang and he was from Wickliffe, Ohio. I have read that some families may have photos of New Guinea and I would be interested in seeing them. I would like to share the photos I have. My father was in Europe, also during the war, but I'm not sure where and when...I recall He mentioned England. My father did not share much of his war times...very hard for him to talk about. He lost his best friend Jack Flynn and I'm sure he never got over it. Tammy...misstammy617@yahoo.com

Guest		21-May-2012 20:30
Hello my name is Marc b Witt and my father pvt isidor Witt served with a saw battalion and was on new guinea during the battle. He was with the 574th saw bns. I also see another unit I'd on this booklet with a 13 between a set of wings I guess the 13 airforce ? He was in the us army signal corp.i have a picture of him between two natives he has circled on this map Papua, hollandia, does anyone have any info or any ones family members who might of served in this unit or know of my father earlier this month my dad would of been 99 he was considered a old guy at age 30 or so during this campaign. You can reach me by mwitt58714@aol.com my father had told me a few stories .

Morgan Z.		18-May-2012 11:35
Hello all! Looking for any and all information pertaining to my grandfather James B. Doherty, went by Jim. Middle name Bernard. Born 1914 - Passed 2000 Was a member of The Seabees & (allegedly) at the initial landing in Normandy on D-Day Search efforts for tracing of family lineage will be greatly appreciated and rewarded! Thank you to all taking the time to read this and give forth any effort in my life long quest to learn more about the mystery behind the man whom was my late grandfather. Any and all info is going to enriching his grand child and her children's image of their Patriarch who valiantly fought for our Nation during WW2. Email: mzarudzki@gmail.com Please enter in Subject field: James B. Doherty Thank you all! And God Bless You for this site. Praying it yields to the discovery of any information for the sake of honoring him

Percy Matthies		18-May-2012 05:35
Thanks to all you guys who had a relative serving during WW2. Because of them we are a free country. I am grateful and very thankful that such brave men and women could stand for something they belive in and for a people who were known back then as cannibals. Thankyou.

Guest		17-May-2012 00:28
I'm looking for any info. on my dads US Army Signal Corp. aircraft warning RADAR outfit that was in New Guinea. His name was William L. "Bill" Harnett Jr., he was attached to the 5th Air Force. Thanks. Michael

Chip Tanis		29-Apr-2012 16:13
My Grandfather was a Seabee with the 25th Special Naval Construction Battalion. He was part of the invasion of Ataipe, Papua, New Guinea. I have his photo album, newspaper clippings and some rosters. If anyone's parents or grandparents were with the Seebee's, I would be glad to share with them. Thanks, Great photos! Chip

Leslie Smith		26-Apr-2012 21:59
WOW ! What a great sight I stumbled on here. Doing some family history and going over my grandfathers war pictures. He was T/SGT DOUGLAS R. SMITH 432 Fighter Sqaudron 475th Fighter Group,"SATANS ANGELS" All P-38 fighter group in SWPT. He died when I was a young girl, and my grandmother gave me his War Pictures, he never wrote on the back of them, there is one with him and two friends Mike May and a Jack K, both from the 432ndFS. I was looking up info on New Guinea in WWII thats how I found this page. What a great sharing spot, I put my grandfathers pictures on Flicker and joined the WWII group there if anyones interested in this, there are a lot of knowledgable peeps on there who have given me new insight on my photos. Good luck to you all, and may you find what your searching for. God Bless and PS my grandfather was from Helena MT

June		25-Apr-2012 21:49
A New Zealand soldier was in Finchhaven and I'm looking for any record of him. His name was Laurence [Laurie] Penney - 22 years of age.

Cheryl Karkheck		19-Apr-2012 21:08
I am trying to find the unit my mother, Charlotte Palmer Mulholland was with in Papua, New Guinea from fall of 1944 to spring of 1945. She was with a signal corp. Mother met and married my father, John George Mulholland @ Papua on 3/3/45. Cheryl Mulholland Karkheck

William Devine		16-Apr-2012 16:23
William Devine My uncle Richard Devine served from 1944 to 1948 in the Army Air Communications. All i have found is that he enlisted in may of 1944. Had basic training in Kessler Field Miss. Then Scott Field for radio operator in 1945. then to Sheppard field, Texas then to Kearns, Utah Then to New Guinea then to the Philippines the back to New Guinea where he died scub typhus fever. If anyone has pictures or information it would be greatly appreciated if you would share.

William Devine		16-Apr-2012 16:23
William Devine My uncle Richard Devine served from 1944 to 1948 in the Army Air Communications. All i have found is that he enlisted in may of 1944. Had basic training in Kessler Field Miss. Then Scott Field for radio operator in 1945. then to Sheppard field, Texas then to Kearns, Utah Then to New Guinea then to the Philippines the back to New Guinea where he died scub typhus fever. If anyone has pictures or information it would be greatly appreciated if you would share.

Judith Linenfelser		13-Apr-2012 02:08
My uncle 1st Lt. Claude Alvin Reese took part in the Hollandia invasion end of April 1944. On 1 Oct 1944 he along with other men took of from Cyclops Drome near Hollandia to fly to Finschafen and had planned to be back about 3 pm in Hollandia. The plane disappeared some time after takeoff. I have list of men that were on that airplane. The plane to this day has never been found.

Jerry Boyle		26-Mar-2012 00:05
My Father was US Army, Sgt. Donald Boyle. He served with the 491st Port Bn, 622nd Port Company. Trained in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Ft. Indiantown Gap, PA, Served in New Gunea and Phillipines. Would love to know more. Like so many of these brave men, he wanted to keep this part of his life from effecting his family the way it had him. Thank You to all who have served, and to the sponsor of this site.

Shannon Beshears		13-Mar-2012 22:30
My Grand Father, John J Beshears "Jack" served in NG on bombers, Dont have much other than that, If anyone has information about him please email me at rocket@shamrocksmctx.com

Johnny		12-Mar-2012 05:16
Hello, my utmost thanks to all the men of WW-2 for thier service and sacrifices so we can enjoy freedom today , you are all the "Greatest Generation" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I make leather flying unit patches Sqd/Grp WW-2 WeBeEmblems@aol.com

guest		09-Mar-2012 21:52
My father was there...I have very little information about him; I believe that he was in the Signal Corps. Charles E. Griffith. Older than most ... his buddies called him "Pops"

Beverley Groen Johns		09-Mar-2012 01:04
My father was in the Army New Guinea during WWII. He never talked much about it only talking about the native people and the Japanese as they came out of caves to eat when their food was gone. He did mention about an American who got hung for killing a commanding officer. I dont even know the unit my father was with. He was a mechanic and that is about all I know. He was Kenneth G Groen, from Idaho, had been stationed at Fort Ord and Camp San Luis Obispo both in California.

Sue Pumper		08-Mar-2012 10:53
looking for anyone who served with my father,Myles Pumper 67th Troop Carrier Sq. 433 TCG, 54th T.C. in New Guinea during 1944 through 46. I have a roster book with pictures showing the airfields, men's names and their planes. Also in the front of the book is a dedication to 12 men. One of the names listed is 2nd Lt. Reeves Bruce whose name I've seen in these "Guests"columns. Would appreciate any response. G mail address is rosier1946@gmail.com

MJW		02-Mar-2012 05:30
Looking for any information on my father: Sapper Victor Bailey of the 5 Aust Mech Equip Co., at Morotai building airstrips. Some of his fellow soldiers and mates were: Tom 'Mother' Cummings, 'Titch' Hutchinson, Wally McKerchar, Bert Berkowitz. Dad passed away when I was four, and I would love to find any recorded history, especially photos of his time overseas. Thank you

Ivan Orlowsky		01-Mar-2012 18:01
Can you give m,e any information on Captain Boyd Lewis? It's for a school project. Thanks.

Guest		23-Feb-2012 21:59
I would like any information about my father, Captain Myron L.'Mike' Pardee, MD, who served as Chief of Orthopedic Surgery in Owi and with the 132nd General Hospital in Biak, and the 17th Station Hospital from 1944 - Dec. 1945. Becky - rpdvt@aol.com

Marv		20-Feb-2012 00:59
Trying to find any info on Captain Russell Harmon---6th troop carrier sq-----1945-....???

Marv		20-Feb-2012 00:55
Trying to find any info on Captain Russell Harmon

Guest		19-Feb-2012 00:45
I am trying to find info on my father Weldon G. Kemp, Army Air Corps. He served in New Guinea, I believe in 1942-46. Wrote for records, however, destroyed in fire in '73. Believe he was in Port Moresby, Nadzab, maybe others. Contact pderoche@hotmail.com. Thank you.

Guest		19-Feb-2012 00:45
I am trying to find info on my father Weldon G. Kemp, Army Air Corps. He served in New Guinea, I believe in 1942-46. Wrote for records, however, destroyed in fire in '73. Believe he was in Port Moresby, Nadzab, maybe others. Contact pderoche@hotmail.com. Thank you.

Guest		19-Feb-2012 00:13
I am trying to find info on my father Weldon G. Kemp. He served in New Guinea, I believe in 1942-46. Wrote for records, however, destroyed in fire in '73. Believe he was in Port Moresby, Nadzab, maybe others. Contact pderoche@hotmail.com. Thank you.

Guest		19-Feb-2012 00:13
I am trying to find info on my father Weldon G. Kemp. He served in New Guinea, I believe in 1942-46. Wrote for records, however, destroyed in fire in '73. Believe he was in Port Moresby, Nadzab, maybe others. Contact pderoche@hotmail.com. Thank you.

Guest		18-Feb-2012 15:02
I was a K-9 handler in the army, saw combat in New Guinea; glad to answer any questions about dogs in combat. Suggest you check out "Bill Garbo", "Dog Platoon in New Guinea" on Google; my email is: wgarbo@att.net.

Guest		17-Feb-2012 16:27
Mary My father was John Joseph Scanlon, MD. He was a physician in New Guinea in 1944 and then went to the Phillipines during the liberation. I have pictures of the local tribes but have no idea where he was located. He was from Montana, but sent over seas from Fort McPherson, Atlanta. He received two bronze stars while in NG. If you knew of him, I would love hear of it.

John O. Bennett		14-Feb-2012 05:52
Guest-My friend, William Romaine, was a pilot in Nadzab, New Guinea 1942-1943. Any information on him would be appreciated. Thanks. John O Bennett email:'jobennett@ou.edu.'

John O. Bennett		14-Feb-2012 05:52
Guest-My friend, William Romaine, was a pilot in Nadzab, New Guinea 1942-1943. Any information on him would be appreciated. Thanks. John O Bennett email:'jobennett@ou.edu.'

Jane		10-Feb-2012 12:43
I am trying to find out something about my grandfather, Jack Adair Chambers. He was with the 799 MP Unit. All we have found is his tombstone in Fort Logan national cemetery near Denver. There, he is identified as a major. Any information would be appreciated!

Jane		09-Feb-2012 23:21
Looking for anyone that might know anything about Ack Adair Chambers or his unit, the 799th MP Unit. They served in Australia and then New Guinea. All we have is his tombstone and are trying to find something about his wartime service and travels. Thanks.

sue		07-Feb-2012 03:03
my father, edward michaelis was in the 3rd platoon, 2nd field hospital, leyte gulf, milne bay, phillipines,new guinea... 1942-1945. he was from new york, i have pictures in an album and would love to share with someone connected. He passed away in 2007.thanks

william garbo sr.		30-Jan-2012 13:39
My name is Bill Garbo; I served in W W II in the "Southwest Pacific Theatre of Operation" with the 112th. Cavalry. I saw combat in New Guinea, Leyte and Luzon and served in the occupation of Japan. my email address is: wgarbo@att.net

Guest		30-Jan-2012 13:37
My name is Bill Garbo; I served in W W II in the "Southwest Pacific Theatre of Operation" with the 112th. Cavalry. I saw combat in New Guinea, Leyte and Luzon and served in the occupation of Japan. my email address is: wgarbo@att.net

Herb Aikens		29-Jan-2012 16:10
My Dad Herbert Aikens served from 1943-1946 New Guinea and the Philippines as a ambulance driver. He spoke very little of were he was. The unit insignia on his coat was U.S. Army Pacific. I have a few pictures of him in a jeep and ambulance. He also was stricken with malaria and stomach ulcers. One of the places he may have been was the 1st field hospital New Guinea. Other then that I have a few stories of the antics they pulled. But nothing of the job or the places . Sounds like we all have that common thread.

Guest		22-Jan-2012 00:02
I served with the 112th Cavalry in New Guinea in 1944 and will be glad to share my story with anyone who is interested. I was there. Bill Garbo wgarbo@att.net

Duane		21-Jan-2012 19:21
My father was in the 96th Infintry during the invasion of Leyte. He was wounded there and was eventually transfered to a hospital in NG however I don't know where. I have one photo of him next to a tree with the beach in the background and my mother said he walked the beach a lot in order to build up his body again. Are there records of hospitals in NG and if so, are there records? I have nothing on this part of my father's history. Thanks

Pam Griffin		17-Jan-2012 01:23
My father was stationed on Owi during WWII. He was an enlisted man - not sure what rank at the time. I was recently given a photo that he had sent to an old friend when he was over there and it shows him and four other men - all of whom were totally naked - standing in a row and grinning to beat all. All were quite young and very pleased with themselves. A note on the back of the pic mentions Owi but there are no names. Also have many photos of the native population and one of my father - again naked under a palm tree with a coconut strategically placed. His name was Mitchell Griffin.

Guest		04-Jan-2012 12:18
Would like to know if any one knew My father , Frank Myers of Marylandwho served I believe with the tenth division from early 1943 to 1944 before going to leyte gulf any info would be welcomed

Guest		03-Jan-2012 21:02
My father in law was station in New Guinea during WWII as a clerk.He tells of visiting a missionary church somewhere near Milne Bay.He has some pics of natives there.

Guest		03-Jan-2012 21:02
My father in law was station in New Guinea during WWII as a clerk.He tells of visiting a missionary church somewhere near Milne Bay.He has some pics of natives there.

Guest		03-Jan-2012 20:59
My father in law was station in New Guinea during WWII as a clerk.He tells of visiting a missionary church somewhere near Milne Bay.He has some pics of natives there.

Guest		03-Jan-2012 20:59
My father in law was station in New Guinea during WWII as a clerk.He tells of visiting a missionary church somewhere near Milne Bay.He has some pics of natives there.

Marlene LeJeune Gotte		22-Dec-2011 05:02
My father, Wilbert LeJeune, from Iota Louisiana served in New Guinea from early 1942 to late 1944 or early 1945. They lived with the Aborigines in the jungles and spoke a little about the Japs. He did say that they left the US aboard the Queen Mary and it took them 40 days to get to their destination. He contracted malaria 2 or 3 times and spent Christmas of 1942 in the hospital in Australia. They were not able to send many letters home but a nurse at the hospital did write a letter to his parents to let them know that he was ill but recuperating. We were told that the nurse referred to dad as "Joey" (a baby kangaroo) in these letters. Dad came back in poor health, with malaria, bleeding ulcers and parasites. When he returned to the states he was processed in, in Gulf Port, Miss; but collapsed in line. He was in a coma for several days with fever as high as 107 and lost about 20 lbs. A family friend was a nurse on duty the day he arrived and did not recognize him, but because she also was a LeJeune his name caught her attention. She later told me that she could not believe that he was the same person she had gone to school with. She knew that his parents were not getting very many letters from him while he was in New Guinea because of security reasons; so she called his parents to let them know that he was back in the states but was severely ill. He suffered with bleeding ulcers the rest of his life, had trouble gaining weight and had 2 or 3 heart attacks but died at age 59 of leukemia after a 3-week illness. We were told that it probably was a result of his poor nutrition and severe bouts with malaria while in the service. He spoke very little of his time there. I remember two of the men he served with and kept in touch with over the years were Pat Kelly from the state of Washington and Leo Leonards from Crowley, Louisiana. I do remember that we were never to touch him when he was sleeping and he startled at loud noises. He was a very quite man and would often stare off into the distance. He was very proud of his service. I do have several photo albums of the Aborigines, fellow soldiers and the jungles of New Guinea. He would be 91 now and I am sure that everyone he served with is deceased now but if any one has any information about him please let me know. One thing that would have stood out about my father was that that he was Cajun and spoke mostly French (his first language) when he went in the service. (I will try to get more info. About his unit)

Col Twomey		11-Dec-2011 03:07
Guest Hi. My name is Col Twomey. My Father Cpl Frank Twomey served in New Guinea and Bouganville during WW2. His Battalion was involved in the biggest battles at Buna, Gona, Dobadura and Sanananda. They were the 55/53rd Australian Infantry known as the Mice Of Moresby. This nickname was given by Tokyo Rose to denigrate them and lower moral but had the opposite effect and the men adopted the slogan and proudly march under it at ANZAC DAY and all other official ceremonies. 70th anniversary of the battles will be held in Martin Place at the Cenotaph in Dec next year. All welcome to attend. My father fought alongside the U S marines and is proud to have served in the Pacific campaign with them. He had nothing but praise and always said Australia would have been invaded if the American troops had not joined forces with our boys. Dad was just 18 when he went to fight in New Guinea and lost o lot of good mates in the jungle and beach campaigns. Lest We Forget.

Ray Hooton		07-Dec-2011 02:41
My Father, George, passed away on December 1. Dad arrived in Hollandia, New Guinea in 1943 aboard The Monterrey. Following a hospitalization there, he joined his unit in Finschafen. From there he moved on to Port Moresby where he served as a cryptographer until the end of the war. Thank you for sharing the pictures. They bring back fond memories of talking to Dad about 7 Mile Field, encounters with Natives and other adventures on New Guinea.

Dan O'Neal		24-Nov-2011 17:02
Dad just passed Sunday served in New Guinea with the 872 Airborne Engineers Aviation Battalion. They built airfields behind the lines at Gusap, Tsilli Tsilli, Ataipe any knowledge is appreciated. As someone said these men did nothing less than save the world.

Guest		23-Nov-2011 22:17
Lee Perkins,a 'Hayward boy'..my pappy.

Steven R, Leberer		11-Nov-2011 03:32
My father, Robert J. Leberer served as part of the 491st port batallion in Oro Bay. He was a Staff Seargent T-4 and worked loading and offloading the Liberty Ships at the port. I have several pictures of the area during his time there as well as his batallion picture during training in Indiantown Gap, PA.

Guest		05-Nov-2011 04:46
My dad, Paul E. McShane, was in the Seabees in New Guinea. I'm not sure just exactly when. He was also in Guadacanal, The Solomon Islands and Okinawa. He was an "old man" about 30, and a Machinist Mate I. He didn't talk much about it--never had any details, but curious to know if anyone knows anything about that time. Contact: paddyspig1960@yahoo.com

Jack Giddens		27-Oct-2011 16:51
My late uncle, James F. Giddens, was an Air Ibntel Officer and flew aboard "Little Deicer" out of Newfoundland and Iceland in the early days of WW II. I recall seeing a picture of him and the crew in a posed photo besides the nose of that B-17 with the nose are plainly visible. Is this the same aircraft?

Guest		08-Oct-2011 19:55
My dad, Charles H. Wilcox, was in New Guinea with the Army Signal Corps. He never talked about it and NARA records all burned in 1973. He enlisted Jan 1942. Caught malaria and dengue fever that recurred for the rest of his life. If anyone remembers him , please contact me Charlotte Wilcox Tracy at charttracy@hotmail.com.

Guest		02-Oct-2011 03:30
My Dad was Paul Prater. He was stationed in Dutch New Guinea serving with the Army Signal Corps with the rank of Staff Sergeant. He was in New Guinea from May 1942 through August 1944. While home on leave his symptoms of malaria started. he finished his service as an MP in the US. I remember his recurrances of malaria all through his life and how miserable he was. Great site and I am still so proud of this geneartion of patriots and their sacrifices. Karen Prater Early

John Gemlo		01-Oct-2011 00:37
I was in the 1799th Foundry Detachment in Hollandia, New Guinea and Manilla. A waste of time for a would be red green color blind pilot.

Bill		28-Sep-2011 15:57
I recently came across a WW-2 photo album ...I'd like to find the family it belongs to. The only indentification is a photo of a sign: Company A 583rd SAW bn & 23rd Fighter Sub and an aircraft with nose art "Yankee Gal". Any info would be great. Thanks Bill wagreenman_reliefsulpture@verizon.net

Pat Woodall		11-Sep-2011 21:46
My father, Charlie McGraw, from Arkansas was in the Navy and was stationed there. We had pictures just like the ones on this site at home. We lost him over 25 years ago but I've always wondered if there was anyone left who might have known him.

Guest		04-Sep-2011 01:50
my dad John c Bohren stationed in New Guniea was from Cedar Rapids Iowa any one out there that may have been stationed with him?

Guest		04-Sep-2011 01:48
My father was in New guniea in ww2 don't know exactly where in New Guniea he was I believe a Medic Sgt John C Bohren. Does any one remember him or stationed with him . I know that he contacted Malaria while he was over in New Guniea, Thanks for any info you can give me. JF Bohren Email akaterinebohren@hotmail.com

Jennifer Dickerson		01-Sep-2011 14:11
My Grandfather just published a book about his time is WWII (The Price we paid for freedom). He was in New Guinea. He was assigned to Company E, 1st Inf. Reg., 6th Inf. Div. They were called the Red Star men. I just loved ready the book! It is a must read! My gandpa is the last one still living out of his group. He will be 91 this year!

Tina Pratt		24-Aug-2011 20:13
My father was a Carpenters Mate not a Seabee. He built Quonset huts in Los Negros, Mandis and Hollandia. He was there when we bombed Japan and after the war ended cleaning up BUT the LANDING STRIP was close to by to LAKE SENTANI !!!The pilots would test there repaired planes and take sailors up for rides. Dangerous but Dad said it was so cool. There were flying chickens crashed planes in so many trees. My Dad Nicholas Tostanoski learned to drive here on the islands. He helped build Sampson, Plesington 3 bases. Treassure Island and many other bases. He was at Sampson befor there were ships no class photos were taken but there museum has WINTER PHOTOS from when he was there.

PATRICK NANCE		23-Aug-2011 23:06
My dad was Robert Brown Nance. He grew up in Tryon, NC, and lived in Wilmington, NC, at the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He served some 40 months in New Guinea with the Army. I have a photo of him standing in front of a sign that reads "2nd Machine Records (Mobile) - 3rd Year Overseas." Can anyone tell me about that particular unit and its function?

PATRICK NANCE		23-Aug-2011 22:43
My dad was Robert Brown Nance. He grew up in Tryon, NC, and lived in Wilmington, NC, at the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He served some 40 months in New Guinea with the Army. I have a photo of him standing in front of a sign that reads "2nd Machine Records (Mobile) - 3rd Year Overseas." Can anyone tell me about that particular unit and its function?

Lisa Lineberry		11-Aug-2011 00:32
We too, have wooden carvings with the pearl inlay from the WWII era. They have been passed down and we have several pieces. We are intersted in selling these but really have no idea as to where to go to sell nor an appraisal for them. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

Ellen Trimble		07-Aug-2011 00:26
My Uncle Ephriam R Poole was tailgunner on a B-25 in 1942. The plane was down in New Guinea with motor prolbems. We just hear on the news about remain of 6 airman. His brother who is the ony left out of his bother and sister and his nices. his body was never found. Please if any one has any kind of imformation let us know.Thank You and God Bless

Ernie Hernandez		28-Jul-2011 03:09
I am looking for photos and a rare copy of a WWII Unit History book titled This Is It a story of the 119th Station Hospital w/Roster. It covers the stay in New Guinea at Finschhafen from 1943 to 1946. It was a station hospital and handled everything from wounded to denial. This is it is a story from each departmnet and the common field pictures including the nurses. It is a complete roster and Memoriam page. There is approx. 20 printed pages of pictures more or less and text and is what I guess was written on a maroon army loose leaf notebook. With a total of 406 people, 53 nurses and 353 men,etc. My father-in-law just turned 90 years old and I would like to find a copy for him. His name is Ruben Jose Velasquez and was a (T5) Corporal, U.S. Army Medic. He embarked the USS West Point, on 30 November 1943, in San Francisco, Ca. when he was ordered for overseas deployment to the Pacific Theater and assigned from 1943 to 1946 to The 119th Station Hospital, which we believe was part of the Base F 41st Infantry Division Unit, In Finschhafen. We have a few photos and a list of names that served at the same time. To sum it up, we are looking for the book listed above, photos, names, and more history of the 119th Station Hospital, A.P.O. 322- Unit 1. On January 14, 1946, Fort Logan, Denver Co. Corporal Ruben, mustard-out from active service. Anybody have any Info please reply.

Nick Herman		24-Jul-2011 23:10
My father was Sgt. Gilbert S. Herman, in New Guinea in the quartermaster corp. He received a battlefield commission to First Lt.... Later left NG ands went to the Phillipines as part of MacArthur's GHQ. After war was in Yokohama/Tokyo with GHQ, probably about 1947, 48. We lived in Area X at 267-D, also in a quonset hut in Cebu Courts before 267-D. Also had an uncle in New Guinea, being George Johnson, in Marines. Anyone know of these two guys. Thanks for any info. Nick Herman, Houston, Texas nbhlan@sbcglobal.net

Michele Sorrels		19-Jul-2011 05:51
My Grandfather was Commander Dee L Abbott he was a Navy Surgeon at Navy Hospital #17 in Hollandia. I know he also somehow ended up on the beaches during the Leyte Gulf battle. I have some letters that talk about a show that the medics put on wearing grass skirts. He never talked about his time overseas, but if anyone should come across a picture of the hospital I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you

Two-T		15-Jul-2011 09:02
My Dad was in New Guinea in WWII. His name was William H. Cartter. He was with the Army Air Corp. I believe and did ground recon as a SAT team, (saturation team), and was listed missing in action for several months during 1944. If anyone has any information, it would be great. Paul Cartter kd7bib@q.com

Becky Bulloch Tench		07-Jul-2011 21:06
My father, William Clarence Bulloch- 506 Engineers, ( Army) was in New Guinea during WWII. Does anyone have pics to share or a list of fellow soldiers ? Any info would be appreciated.

Bob DiCaterino		27-Jun-2011 22:56
My Father, Danny DiCaterino, private first class. 25 armory 85th infantry division, 1941-45 a carpenter, cabinet maker. From New Jersey. Men who served with him, Otto Angelo a piano player.

Guest		20-Jun-2011 14:10
My father was a seabee in Hollandia sometime in 1944. He was a Carpenters Mate with the 122nd NCB. He told me of the large hospital that they built and all the other construction projects there. I believe that that is where he saw the Bob Hope USO show. He also told of the heavy rains that occured and all the various jungle critters around. Today he is 88 years old, though a bit frail at this point.

steve moen		17-Jun-2011 00:33
My dad was with the Army Corp of Engineers assigned to ? Air Corp division. I am going to check with my sister who should have his few remaining pics and other details of New Guinea. I can get the pertinent info from her, etc. He talked about going over the sides of ships in rolling seas into landing crafts and the subsequent nightly air attacks by the Japanese as they were trying to carve out airstrips. He passed away about 2 years ago [93 y.o] and didn't talk much about his 28 months in the South Pacific. His name was Kenneth Moen and I will post more later, as I am very interested in this part of history he was a part of. Amazing what those men did!!! Steve from Hawaii

Guest		14-Jun-2011 16:55
my dad was steve fifik 5th army air corp he was in the wolf pack

Guest		14-Jun-2011 16:55
my dad was steve fifik 5th army air corp he was in the wolf pack

Guest		28-May-2011 23:51
My dad was a staff sgt. in Army and a engineer got malaria 11 times in New Guinea during his service there in WWII- also I have a lot of photos if interested my Email is ironmill@yahoo.com

terry olsovsky		20-May-2011 03:02
my dad was in new guinea sometime during the war. he was from texas. spent time after he came home in ft hood from shell shock. only thing i remember him ever talkin about was the naked natives comin down to the water to swim. he was james olsovsky. he died in 87 at age 64. he said he was a gunner but i really dont know

jonis michael sembel		24-Apr-2011 15:21
history picture....!! humbolt bay.... hollandia haven.... its now... jayapura papua.. this is my city...!!

Tom Cartwright		20-Apr-2011 17:33
This is for Joe Philips. My dad was a C-47 pilot in New Guinea Philip Cartwright was his name. If You have any ifnfo or pics. my name is Tom Cartwright TCsilo@yahoo.com please respond back.

Guest		16-Apr-2011 09:18
My father was in the battles of Hollandia and Biak Island in New Guniea. He was a member of the 116th Medical Corp out of Spokane Washington and a member of the 82nd airborne out of Fort Lewis Washington, Portland, Oregon. If anyone has more information on Major George G. Morris I would like to hear from you. Also have many photos but not many descriptions as to what area they are. dgfoster (at) qnect.net

Guest		08-Apr-2011 17:22
My father was an Army captain in NG. His job was to figure the coordinates for the howitzers. Later he was assigned to the Navy and lived on a ship offshore, training troops for the invasion of Japan. Would love to see photographs of daily life. Anyone know Bob Cresswell, from Oregon?

Guest		19-Mar-2011 14:25
Hi.. My father was S/SGT Charles T. Miles. He served along with your grandfather in New Guinea with the 27th Air Depot Group (5th Engine Overhaul Squadron). My father was an advertising exec before and after the war. He edited a book called the New Guinea Diary...a yearbook covering 3 years 1942 > 1944 of their history. Your grandfather is listed as PFC Rothenberger, Elvin R. of Holyoke, Co. You can let me know if they want any info from this book. I can be emailed at chicmiles@hotmail.com Chic Miles (from Lyndhurst, N.J.)

Stephanie Deery		14-Mar-2011 23:29
My dad, PFC Richard F. Schmidt, Army 229 part of Search Light Radar, spoke of his time on New Guinea. I appreciate you posting the pictures since his pictures, medals, etc. were lost. Thanks

Guest		30-Jan-2011 23:59
My father Major Edmond COX and godfather Colonel Fred TINKLER both served with "Signals" in New Guinea. Anyone connected or any pictures? Jenny jennygirl@unwired.com

Sue Thomas		30-Jan-2011 15:31
In response to 1/4/2011 post from Michele Lee Amundsen, For as long as I can remember my dad had a few water color paintings of natives on the wall at home. My aunt was a nurse Thelma Thomas during the war and brought them home, when she passed dad got them, he was also in New Guinea during WWII. My brother now has them, dad is 94 and has passed them on to him, not sure at this point who the artist was but will have him check and get back to you

Joe Philips		19-Jan-2011 22:55
My Dad was a squadron engineer for a C-47 group in New Guinea at Finchhaven. He too has a great bunch of similar photos...and stories. He tells about going out in the evenings and discharging their 45's just to remind the head hunters to mind their manners. I'm going to tell him of your web site. He'll get a kick out of it!

Michele Lee Amundsen		04-Jan-2011 04:34
I'm looking for information on a Sgt. George E Porter, Jr who was (I think) with the 5th Photo-Technical Unit also stationed in New Guinea with the Mayo unit. He was a very talented watercolourist and painter. Any post-war information on him would be most appreciated.

TONY PALMER		02-Jan-2011 19:57
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Jim Dougherty		16-Dec-2010 22:56
This is a really cool site! Mr father wouldn't talk about his New Guinea and Guadacanal tour. He did describe one time how CB used buldozers to burry Jap soldigers at Guadacanal. There were hundreds of them. I sensed that he didn't want to talked about it much. My mother, later on in life, stated that he had been involved in chemical weapons there. Anyone heard of a CWO 2 Jack J Dougherty? I have one photo of him in New Guinea. He is holding of what is left of a snake that he had killed.

Guest		14-Dec-2010 17:12
Gail Cox e-mail: gailvern@bellsouth.net

Gail Cox		14-Dec-2010 17:11
My father, Everett Smith was in the 11th Airborne, arrived in New Guinea in 1943. Served under Gen. Joseph Swing. Any info or pictures out there?

Koa Tamana		11-Dec-2010 01:59
Great memories....great work...my grand dad was a war carrier during WWII from Kalo village Rigo District, Central PNG...these photos match the stories he told me about the war...he has since passed on...his memories linger on...these photos make alot of of sense for my being here today...God bless

Sherry Butler Clayton		10-Dec-2010 04:48
Great Site! Thanks for your hard work!

Robert Fuerst		08-Dec-2010 21:07
My uncle, Lieut. Robert L Rosenbloom, was a member of the 36th fighter squadron 8tht fighter group, stationed in New Guinea in 1942 in 1943. He was killed on October 18, 1943 off flying a P 39 out of Ward Drome, New Guinea. My family looking for any information with regard to what happened to him or anyone that might know what his last few days were like. Robert Fuerst December 8, 2010

Marilyn		08-Dec-2010 02:07
My father was Meredith Langston, and he fought in New Guinea. He never talked about the war, and I regret deeply not knowing much about his experiences. I do know that his time spent there was wrought with misery, and that he contracted malaria. He loved Australia and often spoke of wanting to travel there, though he never got around to it. I would love to see photos of the men and places he saw.

Guest		03-Dec-2010 19:55
Karen Fisher My father served as a medic in the RED ARROW (WISC) infantry division in New Guinea in 1944. He too went to Australia and loved it. He made necklaces & bracelets from sea shells. He was from Akron, Ohio and suffered for years with malaria and PTSS - we were not permitted to talk about "the war". He was a great guy - very outgoing and friendly. Not many returned from his division and an article was written about them in LIFE magazine. I would like to find that article if anyone has any information, please contact fisherkaren@ hotmail.com. My mother also served in the army as a nurse - my parents were married in their uniforms in 1945 in Cincinnatti, Ohio. Unfortunately, she has never received a penny from the VA - she is dying and living with me (on Hospice) - I would love to find someone who knew my dad - with some positive comments about my Dad for her.

Travis Melville		07-Nov-2010 19:38
Looking for any information about my grandfather who fought in New Guinea. His name was Eugene Melville. I believe he was part of the Red Arrow Division from Wisconsin. I know that he was sent back to the states because he had malaria, dysentery, and some other nasty parasites. He always told the story of eating canned string beans and apricots for two weeks because that was all his division was able to get for food but that is all he every revealed about his service.

Leo Faciane		07-Oct-2010 02:19
Looking for inforamtion on Coy Free, radioman and gunner oin 345th Bomb Group 498th Bomb QSquadron B-25 during late WWII. H is family remembers the a/c name as "lil' Susie". Any information will be appreciated.

Mary Anconetani		17-Aug-2010 09:57
I'm writing a novel that has a Seabees stationed in New Guinea. Does anyone have information about the Seabees? Mary Anconetani

Ron Knight		30-Jul-2010 01:12
I am the son of an RAN veteran that signed off in HMAS Tarangau 1965. I was born and bought up in the islands and have dived whats left of the mt hood. There isnother large transport close to the site, the stern is collapsed but the bow and forward areas are ok. the wreck is off Sopalau point. can anyone tell me the history?

Guest		24-Jul-2010 22:32
rlcolli@hotmail.com Roberta McDuffy Collins I have 2 pictures my dad sent home. I can read almost all of the names of the backs. I have a group picture of 3rd Platoon, Recon. Co. 815th T/D, Camp Bowie, TX From here, my dad went to NG. These names: Basinese, Roberts, Coy, White, McDuffy, Lembach, Dooley, Dearth...states: Illinois, Georgia, OK, AL, WI...any takers?

Guest		24-Jul-2010 22:31
rlcolli@hotmail.com Roberta McDuffy Collins I have 2 pictures my dad sent home. I can read almost all of the names of the backs. I have a group picture of 3rd Platoon, Recon. Co. 815th T/D, Camp Bowie, TX From here, my dad went to NG. These names: Basinese, Roberts, Coy, White, McDuffy, Lembach, Dooley, Dearth...states: Illinois, Georgia, OK, AL, WI...any takers?

Patty		23-Jul-2010 16:29
My Dad was in the army and fought in New Guinea WWII. His name was John Edward Christy! I am the youngest of 6 and would love to know more about his time there! He visited Australia too and loved it! He was one of the men in a "human chain" in one of the big battles! He was from Marshfield,WI and had many friends there with him!

Thomas Carey		16-Jul-2010 01:38
im trying to find out about my great grandpa Michael Thomas Carey please if anyont knows anything about him email me at terribleterry@embarqmail.com

Brett Forrester		16-Jun-2010 17:52
My father Vernon Forrester, was a Captain in the Army Air Corp who served in New Guinea. He flew a B-26. I don't know his sq. or group number, but he flight trained in Lake Charles LA. There must not have been too many B-26's in the pacific as I have yet to see much mention of them in my web searching. There are photos of them around but I have yet to find pix of a B-26 from the era. Father sent his photos to someone writing a book about the Air Corp, but the "author" person never returned them. My father died in 2000 along with the answers to any of my questions. He didn't talk about the war unless pressed, but he never showed any signs of PTSD about it. I believe he flew around 30 missions, before his tour was up he was awarded a DFC.

Brett Forrester		16-Jun-2010 17:44
My father Vernon Forrester, was a Captain in the Army Air Corp who served in New Guinea. He flew a B-26. I don't know his sq. or group number, but he flight trained in Lake Charles LA. There must not have been too many B-26's in the pacific as I have yet to see much mention of them in my web searching. There are photos of them around but I have yet to find pix of a B-26 from the era. Father sent his photos to someone writing a book about the Air Corp, but the "author" person never returned them. My father died in 2000 along with the answers to any of my questions. He didn't talk about the war unless pressed, but he never showed any signs of PTSD about it. I believe he flew around 30 missions, before his tour was up he was awarded a DFC.

M.P. French		01-Jun-2010 13:46
My father would tell stories perhaps tall tails of taking two weeks to go to a head hunters wedding and staying only for the first course. Who knows this story and please tell it and others. Daughter of Robert D. French, M. Patricia French Did my father have a rank? He said he had no uniform; just suntans during the WWII.

DeeAnn Swanson		30-May-2010 18:38
Does anyone have information on my uncle 1st Lt Donald I Booth? He was a pilot in the 36th AAF Fighter Squadron. He was killed in a Japanese raid on Wakde Island the night of 6/5/1944. He was sleeping in a hammock tied between the two tails of his plane. He was buried in New Guinea, but later brought back to Litchfield, MN for burial. I am trying to piece together as much information as possible on him. Thanks.

DeeAnn Swanson		30-May-2010 18:37
Does anyone have information on my uncle 1st Lt Donald I Booth? He was a pilot in the 36th AAF Fighter Squadron. He was killed in a Japanese raid on Wakde Island the night of 6/5/1944. He was sleeping in a hammock tied between the two tails of his plane. He was buried in New Guinea, but later brought back to Litchfield, MN for burial. I am trying to piece together as much information as possible on him. Thanks.

Guest		28-May-2010 02:03
I am looking for any information on the 310 BW, 389 BS, 312 BG, New guinea Based as well as any information regarding the Bombing of Babo by this unit on july 9th, 1944.

ashley Piazza		27-May-2010 21:39
I am looking for a picture of nose art that my grandfather may have done on a 6th Night Fighter Squadron at 3 mile Airstrip in Port Moresby, New Guinea in may of 1943. It is a blue circle with a black panther on a brown tree limb, with green palm trees on th bottom. My grandfathr was an artist and did many plan's with his art. His Name was William B. Lang. If anybody has seen this picture pleasee let me know where my e-mail is ashley_piazza@yahoo.com. thank you.

Guest		18-May-2010 01:27
I am looking for any information on my father Harry Hulleman. He served in the army driving an ambulance in New Guinea and the Phillipines between 1943 to 1946.

Guest		18-May-2010 01:27
I am looking for any information on my father Harry Hulleman. He served in the army driving an ambulance in New Guinea and the Phillipines between 1943 to 1946.

Jim Moody		10-May-2010 01:56
Does anyone know and have any information about my Dad or his outfit, please e-mail me. My Dad (Glenn (Red) Moody served with the Engineer Corp (US Army) in New Guinea, building roads, Airstrips and other building during the period of 1942-1945.

Jane Stephens Rhem		07-May-2010 13:36
Thank you so much for displaying these wonderful photos of a time and place lost to many of us - descendants of the warriors there and those who made their missions possible. My father was Roger W. Stephens, Emmett "Rosie" O'Donnell's radioman on the early flight of B-17s from Hickam to Clark Field Sept., 1941. This was the 14th Bomb Squadron that moved from Clark to Mindanao, Java, Darwin, New Guinea in the B-17s. I don't have photos of his service there so these are as close as I'll ever come to seeing some of what he saw and lived through. We owe so much gratitude to those who fought for freedom in this theater with so little to work with. Thank you again.

Guest		05-May-2010 13:08
My dad served in the US army stationed in PNG during WWII. His name was Charles Lowell Crawley and he went by Charlie or Lowell. Any info greatly appreciated. Thanks Lincoln fushn@live.com

marshkat		14-Apr-2010 12:11
My Dad was stationed in New Guinea circa 1943-(1945?). I'm not sure where in New Guinea he was. He was a captain in the US Army and had something to do with the mess hall/cooking... His name was Fowler Reynolds Weed. He passed away in 2001 at the age of 91. His dog tag number is 0-287090 T42 43 A. Any information would be appreciated, I was born when he was over there and my name is Katrina. My email address is katrinam@bmarsh.com

Katrina Weed Marshall		14-Apr-2010 12:08
My Dad was stationed in New Guinea circa 1943-(1945?). I'm not sure where in New Guinea he was. He was a captain in the US Army and had something to do with the mess hall/cooking... His name was Fowler Reynolds Weed. He passed away in 2001 at the age of 91. His dog tag number is 0-287090 T42 43 A. Any information would be appreciated, I was born when he was over there and my name is Katrina. My email address is katrinam@bmarsh.com

Guest		28-Mar-2010 23:14
I am looking for any info on my dad- PFC Richard "Dick" Pollitz. He was in New Guinea from June-Oct 44 with either the 26th repl. bn or 13th air depot group,13th supply sqdn. he also listed oro bay, biak, hollandia. in his journal he sais he was transferred to Hq.Sq Far East Air Service Command in Feb. 45. He passed away in 2001 and talked very little about the war. any info, pix would be appreciated. email is pexchecker@sbcglobal.net. name is luann

Guest		25-Mar-2010 03:33
James Fazzi 28-Dec-2006 18:15 Revised 03/23/10 I Have A New E-Mail Address And I Am Still Looking To Talk With Or Trade Pics With Someone I Have Alot Of Cool Austraila WWII Pics. And There Are Alot Of People I Do Not KNow In The Pics If You Think You Maybe Able To Identify One Or More Persons Let Me Know I Will Give You My Myspace Address So You Can Look Through Them... Greetings My name is James Fazzi from Wilkes-Barre PA My grandfather was also in in WWII New Guinea Port Moresby, Queensland, 7 Mile Etc. I am wondering if anyone knew him or have any pics or stories about him. He was a Master Sgt. US army air corp James A. Fazzi SR. He served in several bombers groups and fighter squads. I have his old photo albums and am looking through many pics. It would be nice to find someone that knows him contact me back at JimmyTwoGunns@aol.com

Guest		13-Mar-2010 20:44
anyone serve with a robert william potteiger just passed away march 1,2010 grandson tony calderasonora@aol.com thanks

Guest		13-Mar-2010 01:54
Does anyone have any pics of the USS Hodges, my dad was on the escort destroyer. There was a pic of him in the local papers behind a gun shooting down an enemy plane, unfortunately we don't have the article anymore, would like to know if it were an AP photo or some other war correspondent.

Ali Majdfar		09-Mar-2010 06:51
Outstanding collection. ~V

Chris Miles		04-Mar-2010 01:53
Does anyone remenber Don Miles or the Jades Saint?

Gerry Kersey		23-Feb-2010 19:03
Hello My name is Gerry Kersey. I do old WWII photo restoration. I would like to be able to credit my restorations of a few of these photos to the correct person. I have a website, where a few of my restorations may be viewed. houstonphotorestore.com Email: gerrykersey@gmail.com Please respond as I have cleaned up a few of the photos, particuarly the A-20's attacking. I just want to be able to share what I have done with the owner of these photos.

Guest		17-Feb-2010 04:04
Hi, Wow, I had some pics too, but will have to get my son in law to develop a site for them. This is phenonmenal. My father was Major James Louis (Louie) Pryor from the 71st Air Squadron. I would like to talk with anyone that new him. Unfortunately he died in 46 right at my 4th b-day. I have pictures of some of his croonies in the Islands. I am anxious to meet some of the young ones who survived. They'd be in their 80's probably.

Ed Geno Jr		13-Feb-2010 04:58
Myfather was a master sergeant in New Guinea with B17's his name was Ed Geno. does anybody know w the name? Thanks Ed Geno edgeno@swbell.net

John Puffer		17-Jan-2010 14:35
Great site!! My Dad, Tech. Sgt. Waldo "Jack" Puffer was there with the 465th amphibious truck group. I have a photo I could email. Thanks. John Puffer

danny blaine		13-Jan-2010 23:57
These pictures are great . I have some of new guinea and other areas . My father was in so. pac. 39 mos.. His name was Lt. daniel f blaine, he was from larksville pa.. I live at Harveys Lake pa . my name is also Danny Blaine. I AM GETTINGS TOGETHER and will put more information on soon. My father was with 895th chem. co. for sometime. Two of the other officers were Capt. Webster and Lt. Philpott. I would be glad to hear from anyone that has an intrest . e mail is herejake@aol.com More to come when i get it together..

Guest		31-Dec-2009 23:27
chritine skibinski-my mother just confirmed your grandfather was on my dads crew. she remembered him. sue o'brien

Michael Butler		30-Dec-2009 02:37
Hello there! My grandfather,Wallace Bailin was a AA gunner in new guinnea and thats all I was told. Would be greatly apreciated if annyone has anny info on him or his regiment,please? Great site and pics!! Michael.

Sue Thomas		26-Dec-2009 00:29
My dad was in New Guinea, 82nd quarter master- 1620 ordinance attached to americal div. army airforce he was a first sgt. He just turned 93 and remembers everything about then, so if there is anyone out there from the group E-mail me at driven01@sbcglobal.net his name is Howard Thomas, He has mentioned Sandsapore and hollandia, Society islands, Finchhaven, Port darwin (sp). Spent 3 yrs in New Caldonia from nomia (sp) to komac. His commander. Col. Mc Phee, Capt. Dubec,

Guest		23-Dec-2009 08:43
A great bunch of pictures. Re his daughter's request to get rid of the nasty comment on Joe Edmund's foto, I agree. Whoever wrote it is a retarded creep. I've been searching everywhere for any info on my uncle, Lt. Robert A. Miller, who co-piloted a B-24 of the 64th Bomber Squadron. The pilot was John Parran and they survived a ditching August 17, 1943, returning from Wewak. In November, Lt. Miller died co-piloting another B-24 that crashed in flames into a mountain. I have a full report on the last plane and crew, but am looking for info about his regular crew, Parran's. Dennis Kiernan, jdkiernan2@att.net

sue o'brien		17-Dec-2009 19:40
christine skibinski-i just found this site. great pictures! you said your grandfather clifford casselbury was on o'briens crew. was that bill o'brien? if so, that is my father. he died in 1994 but we have some history on the crew i could share. and my mother is still alive (actually flying to join us for x-mas as we speak in alaska). she probably has some info too. they attended a few of the bomber group reunions before he passed. Sue

rjt66		08-Dec-2009 01:37
My father has many of these pictures. He is Joe Edmunds, he was a photographer with the 43rd. He is in the first pictures. Donn was his childhood friend. I would love to show him this website and pictures but there is a picture of my father with the native girls and there is a nasty comment on there. Can it be removed? If anyone has any ?'s for him, my email is punkmom1919@msn.com. Thanks for these pictures. I will show him the questions and may be able to get some answers back to y'all.

Geri Kalinoski		28-Nov-2009 20:38
I found a picture book in the trash. It has pictures of Owi Island and is dated November 1943 to April 1944 and the Fighting 7. There are a lot of pictures. I was hoping to find some one who would want them.

eric jones		24-Nov-2009 02:37
how do I find out more about my father Robert S. Jones ? He served with Charles Mayo in the 237 Sation hospital.. Presidentail citaiotns were issued.

pdsmoody		22-Nov-2009 17:59
any one have any info. or know Glen Moody , he was my grandfather . please let me know. thanks

Minerva Scheffel		17-Nov-2009 17:07
I'm looking for information about my grandfather, John Schaber, who was a SGT in New Guinea. While there he learned the art of tatooing and was a mechanic. He was always very quiet about his war experience and any written records have been lost. After retiring from the military, he ran a tatoo shop near Ft. Bragg. Minerva Scheffel ch.ppc03@yahoo.com

Dennis Peppler		17-Nov-2009 01:12
Did anyone know my Dad, Melvin Peppler? He was a Staff Sgt. with the 583rd SAW Battalion. He served in the Phillipines, New Guinea, and Australia between 1942-46. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Susan		16-Nov-2009 06:10
This website is fantastic. My grandfather, Kenneth T. Brawner, Technical Sergeant in the 70th Fighter Squadron (according to his paperwork, but there is also something mentioned about the 18th Fighter Group) was in New Guinea during the war. I know he was an airplane mechanic. He died in 1966, before I was born. He did create a scrapbook and my grandmother still has it to this day. It contains letters he wrote to family, an original "surrender" flyer (which is in excellent condition), tons of pictures of him and his friends, an original "magazine" called the "G. Islander" dated Nov. 18, 1944 that looks like they sort of made up to distribute. It contains poems, drawing, articles, etc. Very interesting!! I will have to write down the names of some of the men who are mentioned on this site, go through the scrapbook again and see what I can find. You never know!!

Wm. F. "Bill" Perkins		04-Nov-2009 03:31
I just got around to looking at the album. Good photos of "life as it was" . I was with the 63rd Sqdn of 43rd BGP at Moresby, dobodura, Manus Island, Nadzab, Wadke Island, Hollandia, Owi Island, Morotai Island. Then to the Phillipines at Letye, Mindoro and Luzon. From there to Ie Shima off of Okinawa and the home after the surrender.

kyle		23-Oct-2009 13:49
thought i would add my grandfather was originally a mechanic, later a pilot.

kyle		23-Oct-2009 13:31
my grandfather was cpl Elvin "Pat" Rothenberger ,27th air depot.I know he was in New Guinea.He was a pilot.He died in1963 when he crashed his crop duster.my grandmother denies me acess to his diary,pics,etc. i never new him.if anyone has any info about him or his unit i would love to hear from them.kyray2112@gmail.com awesome site, love the pics! Thank you for taking your time to post these,it gives me a little insight!

Guest		19-Oct-2009 02:01
Forgot to add an e-mail address. pmoore@gpubs.com

Guest		19-Oct-2009 01:59
My father-in-law, Hal Moore, was on the Little Deicer. We would love to know more about that plane and the men who served with him. Any information would be appreciated!!

Guest		07-Sep-2009 14:00
genearisteo@yahoo.com

Guest		07-Sep-2009 14:00
genearisteo@yahoo.com

gene aristeo		07-Sep-2009 13:58
Did anyone know my Dad? 38thBombGr. 71st Bomb Sq. His name was Gene Aristeo and I know he was in New Guinea.Please contact me if you know anything.Thanks!

gene aristeo		07-Sep-2009 13:58
Did anyone know my Dad? 38thBombGr. 71st Bomb Sq. His name was Gene Aristeo and I know he was in New Guinea.Please contact me if you know anything.Thanks!

Sandy Webber		31-Aug-2009 15:34
Great photos! My Dad Hubert (Roy) Webber was a sargent in the Army 1st Cavalry in New Guinea and Admiralty Islands in 1943-45. I have many non-battle photos of the camps, with he and his friends doing various things. I am just sorting through the prints and negatives now. One of his closest friends at that time was a man named Arthur Weikel, and I have names of a few others, as well as quite a few group photos. My Dad and Art kept in touch for years. I'm trying to find more specifics pon where he was and what batles he was involved with. He spoke very little of the war. Sandy Webber

jcobb		27-Aug-2009 13:00
Thanks for the interesting site. My dad served with the 69th FS, 58th FG. I am looking for photos / information about either the squadron or the group. Especially interested in living conditions, ground combat, a/c maintenance, et c. I am also interested in photos / info about the 58FG band.

Guest		12-Aug-2009 03:11
Rip off website, nuff said?

Guest		12-Aug-2009 03:06
Great to see the photos. I've got many, mostly attack missions, guys on the ground, lizards and a few natives. Dad was a co-pilot/bombadier in '43 on a Wolfpack B-25 (71st/ 38thBG). Still have his diary with lots descrips of fighter attacks on the plane. Pics show lots of damage to the plane upon return from ops. Thanks for the website. There are ripoffs out there that are trying to make money off the legacy of the Sunsetters, 71st & 38thBG.

The Feminine Perspective		02-Aug-2009 07:11
I am pleased so many people have enjoyed my gallery! Seems many of us are very interested in WWII. Don't know if this will be a help to anyone, but there is a website about the men who served in New Guinea. You might want to browse through it to see if you can find any information. It's not a very active site, because, of course, most of these men are gone. http://kensmen.com/

Melissa		14-Jul-2009 01:44
does anyone have info on a pilot of a C-47 , Reeves Bruce who died in WWII in New Guinea in a plane I believe in 1943

Scott		08-Jul-2009 16:48
Looking for friends of Dad Oren Purdy Scott

Scott		08-Jul-2009 16:47
Looking for friends of Dad Oren Purdy Scott

Vinny		29-Jun-2009 16:01
My uncle, Jerry Mandile, died a few years ago. In WWII he was in NEW GUINEA and was a medic. He was 18 at the time. I have TONS of pictures he and his buddies took. My uncle created a 50 page scrapbook of all these pictures of him, the guys there etc. He even labeled names on many. He also has autographed pics from entertainment people I assume who went there - an example is Harry James. vincentmandile@yahoo.com Regards, Vinny

Mark Merlino		23-Jun-2009 20:16
Mary Ann,I think we are close here.My dad served in New Guinea.He didn't talk much about it,or the Bronze Star he earned for action under fire.He was in repair and supply parts for rolling equipment I think.His name is John J. Merlino from Palisade Colorado.any one with info.give me a holler!!

apryl jones		20-Jun-2009 21:26
My father was Earl. W.DeCastro better known as Bill DeCastro. He was an aerial photographer and top turret gunner with the 345th Bomb Group,500th Bomb Squadron 'he "Rough Raiders", Dad was part of the original air crews that were shipped to Port Moresby, New Guinea in 1943. He said the name of his B25 was My Fair Lady but I can't find any information on the plane or his crew. He did say the name and nose art were patched over due to repairs made after missions. He had a few buddies but I only have a couple of names/nicknames for them. Al (Alvin?) Shalla, Moose from the Boston, MA. area and Arkie (Arkansas?). Dad was with his unit from it's inception at Columbia,South Carolina in Nov. 1943 until he was shipped home in the spring(April?) of 1945. Any information or ideas on where to look for this information would would be greatly appreciated! I keep running into dead ends! Sincerest thanks, Apryl Jones email:345thsearcher@gmail.com

Guest		17-Jun-2009 06:38
Would anyone know, Donald Edward Wilkins. He was stationed in New Zealand and was killed in action on August 4th 1944 on the NE tip of New Guinea. buddybuoydolfin@hotmail.com Sister Ruth Wilkins Walden is still searching for information...thx

Christie Trapp		14-May-2009 17:35
Looking for guys who were on the USS Rigel (AR-11) for 1943 onward who played on the softball team "The Mythical Champions of New Guinea". I have one picture with just these these names: Garnett (?), Cucobella (?), Custer and Succi written under their photo which has 12 men, my husband's father, Robert Louis Trapp gave to my husband's mother. I don't know if these are first or last names. I have another photo of the team with 19 men in the photo, none identified. Is there anyone who might know who was on the team and perhaps can remember Bob Trapp?

Mary Ann Million		07-May-2009 13:57
My Uncle Thomas K. Mann served in the Army duing WWII. He was at New Guinea and he got a medal for bravery act (the Bronze Star) he brought back alot of pic's back of Japenese Flag and taken with other soldiers. There is one of my uncle in a grass skirt, I have always treasured this photo. I would love to share these pic's. My uncle is now deceased he died in 2002. He lived in Texas.

bob		12-Apr-2009 18:05
Looking for any info on my uncle, 1st Lt. vincent fontaine

SANDRA CORRIGAN		21-Mar-2009 03:17
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON HEDLEY PROCTOR NORMAN WHO WAS IN THE 39TH BATTALION IN NEW GUINEA, HE WAS A MORTOR OPERATOR AND ETC,

rrrrrr		29-Jan-2009 19:44
sorry here is my email. rrlambertson@yahoo.com

rrrrrr		29-Jan-2009 19:42
sorry here is my email.

Rob Manning		13-Jan-2009 13:34
rrrrrr Re Dyer email. I would be interested in the bomber photos of your uncle: 300-600 dpi depending on size of originals. My email already in list (under Rob Manning).

Rob Manning		11-Jan-2009 15:21
I'm interested in WWII New Guinea - am writing a book about a place called Salamaua near Lae. If anyone has any photos of this area or of the planes that went on missions there I would be very interested (1942-43). Mr Duener if I can use a couple of yours here what credit should I give i.e. your uncle's name? My email is manning@people.net.au. Thanks for the view of them, the sing sing ceremonys are interesting pics

Susan		05-Jan-2009 01:31
My father whas just passed away on November 20th was in the 121st of the 32nd Division stationed in New Guinea. He always wanted to write his stories of the war but could never bring himself to do it. His sister also said he was never the same after the war and I know it tormented him. It is important for me to know what happened to him there and if there is anyone still alive from his division. If anyone knew him or know of any sites where I can obtain more information or which outlines what the various divisions were assigned to I would greatly appreciate it. He also had some amazing photos that he brought back. Thank you for sharing these photos. Susan Stanislaw

rrrrrr		23-Dec-2008 02:40
Does anyone know my uncle t/4 Lewis e Dyer unit.co.1897 engr.avn.bn. I have about 50 pictures he brought back from new guinea, alot of pictures of bombers "photo fanny", "nothing but trouble"etc.also these pictures have alot of men he served with, in 1943-45 . im in the process of scanning them ,i would like to share them with anybody intrested

Patty MATT		30-Nov-2008 16:11
Patty Matt I was wondering if anyone may have know my Dad Thad Dunnigan he was in New Guinea and Australia he was with the 799th MP Bn U.S. Army. Patty Matt1@yahoo.com Thank you.

Patty MATT		30-Nov-2008 16:11
Patty Matt I was wondering if anyone may have know my Dad Thad Dunnigan he was in New Guinea and Australia he was with the 799th MP Bn U.S. Army. Patty Matt1@yahoo.com Thank you.

Nan		17-Nov-2008 05:24
Dale James Morgan, was my uncle's name. [The previous note was sent prematurely]. Again, thank you. Nan G

NanNan		17-Nov-2008 05:20
Where would we be without these gutsy guys? My dear uncle was at New Guinea and the Phillipines; he was army, but was attached to the marines(?). From what I understand, he and his associates would scout and report. U. Dale would never really discuss his role, but I had wondered if anyone might have known him? [This site is interesting and presents a side of war we do not often remember...the native citizens.] Thank you.

Christine skibinski		07-Sep-2008 23:09
My grandfather was Clifford Casselbury. He was the belly gunner for O'Brien's crew.

Frank Hohmann		23-Aug-2008 13:28
A great collection of pictures. Jay Rousek was my pilot for 19 months with the last 12 months flying with the 19th BG, 28th Squadron and 43rd BG 65th Squadron until June 6 1934 when I was sent back to the states. I am 88 years old & flew as flight engineer on B-17bs, Cs, Ds, Es. and Fs. out of Mareeba, Australia & Port Moresby. It makes me feel good to know our younger generation is interested in the History of the WWW II -- F. Hohmann 6th AF 5th AF 2nd AF

Don Clauson		20-Aug-2008 17:29
Thanks for your pictures. The photo in the 9th row of "A B-17" is a B-17F, AAF #124554 of the 63rd BS, The Mustang. I just finished a model of it last winter. I had that photo, but didn't know where it came from. Interesting that the name is on the other side with just a horse's head. It was painted by Ernest Vandal, who was the ground crew chief.

duener		20-Aug-2008 01:17
I forgot to mention that everyone can save and use the photos. Enjoy! Duene

duener		20-Aug-2008 01:15
Hi Everyone! I am so excited over the number of you visitng this albumn and the comments you are leaving! i wish I knew more about the men stationed there, but I am grateful to my uncle for letting me borrow these photos to scan and post. Duene

Juanita Aurand		06-Aug-2008 20:44
My father, Arnold Pedersen, was in New Guinea. The information I have read in Internet sites is more than he ever talked about. His sister said he was never the same after he returned from the war. I know he was a tormented soul. Please contact me if you knew my father.

Melissa		30-Jul-2008 00:04
My dad was James S. Benefield and he was in Townsville, Australia, with the 4th Air Depot Group, then they went on to New Guinea. He went on several B-25 missions as a gunner and on the radio. Then he went to Leyte and flew a mission as a radio man. They were attacked by several Japanese fighters. Their pilot was hit, but managed to land the plane on the beach. My dad was wounded and lost a finger. When he came to he was in a jeep being taken to the medics. He was the only survivor. He went on to Manila and met Gen. MacArthur. I'd love to find someone who knew him. Thanks.

Melissa		29-Jul-2008 08:17
My dad was James S. Benefield and he was in Townsville, Australia, with the 4th Air Depot Group, then they went on to New Guinea. He went on several B-25 missions as a gunner and on the radio. Then he went to Leyte and flew a mission as a radio man. They were attacked by several Japanese fighters. Their pilot was hit, but managed to land the plane on the beach. My dad was wounded and lost a finger. When he came to he was in a jeep being taken to the medics. He was the only survivor. He went on to Manila and met Gen. MacArthur. I'd love to find someone who knew him. Thanks.

JtNash		24-Jun-2008 00:07
My Father was a Major in the Army Air Corp stationed in New Guinea, Biak and Philippines for 13 months until Feb. 1946. Pilot of C-47-A, flew supplies and paratroopers. Last mission was carrying paratroopers from Manilla to Okinawa. Home State: North Carolina.

foxyspooh		23-Jun-2008 06:32
I am looking for information regarding Ken's Men Stationed in Papau New Guinea in 1943. My husband's cousin Joseph Thompson was stationed there before his plane went down in Dec. 1943. I am interested in which plane he was assigned to. The plane he went down with he volunteered to fly on as there were many sick with malaria from The Swans regular crew. I have a web site dedicated to Joseph and those who have not made it home yet. We will be burying Joseph in August as his remains were recovered and identified. I just wish his daughter and our family could be there instead of the adoptive family. We are fighting to have Sandy reassigned as PADD as I type this. Feel free to contact me! cmfox@frontiernet.net Web Site: www.angelfire.com/mn3/josephthompson/

Guest		22-Jun-2008 01:02
Wow!!!And thanks to the "greatest generation" that America and freedom will ever know.

Tish		24-Apr-2008 21:25
Mary-if you would, can you give me your Dad's locations and I will cross check Daddy's with them? I just posted a comment to you, but I do not think it worked. If you did not get it, then again I want you to tell your Dad THANK YOU for fighting for our freedom. My e-mail is laceyismyheart@yahoo.com I hope you find out something. Thanks If you go to armyairforce.com you might find out something on Major Reeves. Good Luck!

Tish		24-Apr-2008 21:09
Mary Thank you for responding. I have sat up at night trying to go through the lists of sites to check. One of them www.armyairforce.com, it seemed to help me---especially with the codes they used. A final payment sheet I received said his (Daddy) army component Army of the US 8E3( don't know).but on org. or place it says " Battalion Headquarters Detachment 583rd SAW(?)Battalion Camp Stoneman California." That is a mouthful! He was promoted to PFC Jan. 1944, at Nadzab,New Guinea and June 1944 to Cpl. at Hollandia. You might want to go to the website I mentioned. Maybe you could find something about Major Reeves. And when you talk to your Dad please tell him THANK YOU for fighting for our freedom. Sincerely Tish.( By the way my name is Joyce Smith- Tish was his nickname for me.) My e-mail is laceyismyheart@yahoo.com .

Mary		22-Apr-2008 04:12
Tish Sorry I haven't checked back since last week - I'll check in with my dad. There are so many names to remember - he astouds me with it sometimes. He's really interested in Reeves because Reeves asked several men to go on his last flight with him and they all declined - including my dad> It was to be a supply run to Port Moresby. Reeves went out with only two other men - his navigator and it was rumored a chaplain and then his plane was lost. It was only a couple of years ago that my dad found out his remains were recovered. There seems to be some mystery around it as the official record has his destinaton as Owi not Moresby and my dad is very clear thatReeves was headed to Moresby

Tish		16-Apr-2008 07:00
Mary- I wish I could help you. If I learn anything, I will let you know. Good Luck! Do you think your Dad might have met mine?

Mary Holzer		16-Apr-2008 03:46
My brother posted a comment back in January about our dad, Joe Biundo. He is very proud of his service in New Guinea and the Phillipines. We are looking for anyone with information about Major Brooks ( Bruce) Reeves - he went MIA in 1944 and my dad recently learned his remains had been found - anyone know any details? Mary Holzer

Tish		14-Apr-2008 16:14
There is a photo at my sister's that shows men sitting on the wing and propeller of a plane that has a skeleton face and on the nose is a piece of a machine gun. Written on the photo is "bomber 312th AG Engineering" It was taken on 5-28-1944. Does anyone else have the photo? I can be contacted on this site as Tish or ericismysoul@yahoo.com. Thanks. One of those men is my daddy-Robert E. Cox.

Tish		12-Apr-2008 02:51
My daddy was in new guinea with the army air corps-His name was Robert E. Cox. I believe he was in the 312th AG Engineering, but I also have him stationed in the Phillipines. It would have been 1944 and 1945. He was promoted to PFC Jan. 1944 at Nadzap and then to Corporal June 1944 at Hollandia. On his final payment work sheet under org. or place are the following letters ---BnHQDet583rdSAWBnCpStonemenCal--- can anybody tell me what it means? Does anybody know him? I think I may see him in the photo "waiting for the air raid"

nick DiGregory		04-Jan-2008 20:01
PS I can be reached at ndigregory@hotmail.com

Nick DiGregory		04-Jan-2008 19:58
My father was stationed in New Guinea in 1944. In a photo he appears next to a sign that reads "Nightmare IXX". Does anyone know what this means? Thanks,Nick

Mie		11-Dec-2007 01:16
My father was a radio side gunner in b-25 he was in New Guinia for a time on the side of his plane was a black panter does anyone know anything about that squad or any other info about that plane or srg. Jonathan Munroe

WolfPackB25		24-Feb-2007 07:06
My Dad flew a WolfPack B-25(Gmodel) in New Guinea and participated in most of the major ops. of the 38th (the "Sunsetters"). I've got the insignia/nose art of 2 of the 38th, the WolfPack and the Green Dragons, the other two are "cats". Does anyone know the names of the other two squadrons with the "cat-type" insignia?? Thanks! Bill A.

longbachnguyen		03-Feb-2007 18:48
What an awesome collection of pictures from the past...a treasure that will be cheerious by anybody. Wonderful presentation.

Guest		07-Jan-2007 21:10
My father was in the Army Air Corp, Radar Callibration unit. Lots of time spent in New Guinea. His name was Joe Biundo. He is still living in Hanover Pennsylvania. Any one out there know of his unit? Thanks, David Biundo

James Fazzi		28-Dec-2006 18:15
Dear Sir My name is James Fazzi from Wilkes-Barre PA My grandfather was also in in WWII New Guinea Port Moresby and I am wondering if you know him or have any pics or stories about him. He was a Master Sgt. US army air corp James A. Fazzi SR. I have his old photo albums and am looking through many pics. It would be nice to find someone that knows him contact me back at Exeterpolice2824@aol.com thank you much

Guest		11-Nov-2006 02:51
My uncle was S/SGT Alfred E. Dow, the tailgunner aboard "Ka-Puhio-Wela" B-17F # 41-24356, a.k.a. "Double Trouble" (logos were painted on opposite sides). I have detailed info on the loss of this a/c, co-piloted by your uncle. Moore was the pilot. I have a picture of this a/c, moments after it was hit, departing the formation just prior to the crew bailing out. Miller stayed with the a/c, have picture of him in cockpit with Moore and James in the nose, 10:30 am 03 March 1943, taken from sister ship Lulu Belle. Have five years of extensive research on this event. Associate member of the 43rd BG Association. Contact me. tomtom@rtmc.net Look forward to communicating with you. Check kensmen.com for my communications under their "message board" concerning our relatives lost on that a/c.

Wayne Johnson		29-Sep-2006 19:27
Do you have any information on a B-25 named "Per Diem", or Barney Johnson with the 38th Bomb Group, 1942 through 1943?

Guest		18-Aug-2006 17:00
DO YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON A MR. ROBERT E. HANKS? HE WAS A 1ST LIEUTENANT WITH THE 65TH SQ. /43RD.B.G. FROM 1943 TO 1945? PLEASE POST ANY INFORMATION OR POSSIBLE PHOTOS. MANY THANKS!!!

Aric Isom		18-Jul-2006 01:29
My great uncle was a member of the" Sea Hawks" . He was 2nd Lt. Louis I. Miller. Co-Pilot of " Double Trouble". If anyone has photos, of the plane, his squad, or anything. Thank you! Aric Isom,

Dave Armstrong		10-Jun-2006 10:25
Fantastic photos; thanks a lot for posting them!

Dave Beedon		04-Jun-2006 00:03
My father was a Captain in the Army in New Guinea, involved with the loading/unloading of ships. He brought home a wooden pig carved by a native that he befriended. He told me little about his duty there, so these pictures help me get a sense of what it was like for him. Thanks.

Forty Third Bombardment Group	Commanding Officers	Natives in Headresses	Preparing to Dance
Natives Dancing	Natives Dancing	Natives Dancing	Man Dancing
Large Group Dancing	Men Dancing	Tatooing a Child	Joe Edmunds with girls
Building Air Strip	Missionary with Children.	Young Papua Girl	Man Diver
Girl Carrying Water	Building a hut	Building a hut	Carrying logs
Elders at church at Point Hood	Fishing Party	Girls Dancing	Grandfather
Man Dancer	Native Gathering	old woman	Kids in Laktoy
Women Dancing	Woman Cooking	Tatoos	Lil' De Icer Nose Art
"The Sad Sack" Nose Art	Liberty Bell Nose Art	B17 Nose Art	Impatient Virgin Nose Art
"Wolf Pack" B25 Nose Art	Gremlin's Holiday Nose Art	B25 Seafood Mama	"Georgia Peach" B17 Nose Art
33 Saturday Nite Boy Nose Art.jpg	B17 Black Jack # 41-24521	Twin Niftys	Dragon Nose Art
Bombed Japanese planes	Bombing Japanese Gunner Boat	Close view of Japanese Gunner Boat	Japanese Gunner Boat hit
Strafing Japanese Bunkers	Bombers going to Rabaul	Bomber's Darling	B25 bombing fuel dump
B17 at 7 Mile	Destroyed Japanese Planes	B17 in Revetment	Japanese Float Planes
B17 taking off Port Morsbey	Japanese Planes in Revetments	General George Kenney's private B-17, "Sally".	Bomb Run
P38 Escort Planes	"Craps for The Japs" B17	Bombed Japanese Planes	Lockheed P38
Bombing Japanese planes	Bombing Japanese planes	Bombing Japanese planes	B25 bombing village
Bombing Hillandia	Line of P38s	Sunken Japanese Ship	Village from Air
Waiting Out an Air Raid	cartoon "Rabual"	cartoon "The Bombing Team"	Cartoon "Bombadier"
cartoon "Salvo"	Cartoon "HALP"!	cartoon Self Conscious.jpg	cartoon Sidney Leave.jpg
cartoon "Sidney Leave"	Cartoon "Zeros at Twelve"	Wartime Cartoons	Gen Dynamics B24 Ad
B17 Flying Fortress	B24 Liberator	Volcano

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