Fresh fruit for U.S. troops.

Fresh fruit for U.S. troops. Fresh fruit, a treat for American troops fighting in the wilds of New Guinea, is unloaded from a cargo plane at a forward less on the Southwest Pacific Island. The planes first used to carry parachute troops who bailed out over the Markham Valley in the campaign against the Japanese on New Guineas Huon Peninsula, now carry war materials and food to the Allied forces pressing forward against the enemy.