New Guinean people carry wounded Australian soldiers during World War II

The transcript describes the Australians' efforts in battle against the enemy, highlighting the crucial support provided by friendly natives. These natives earned the Allies' gratitude by helping transport the wounded through challenging jungle paths.

What was the primary focus of the Australians during the conflict?

• Negotiating peace

• Building new settlements

• Exploring new territories

• Carrying the fight to the enemy

Who played a crucial role in assisting the Australians by transporting the wounded?

• Friendly natives

• Local government officials

• Foreign diplomats

• Military engineers

What was the contribution of the friendly natives to the Allies?

• Building bridges

• Transporting the wounded

• Providing food supplies

• Offering military strategies

What was a significant challenge faced when moving out of the jungle?

• Dense fog

• Wild animals

• Tortuous paths

• Lack of water

What did the tortuous paths lead out of?

• The jungle

• The mountains

• The city

• The desert