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Lick Lick: A Native Fighter with Australian Troops
47:55 - 49:54 (01:59)
Osmar White shares the story of Lick Lick, a small indigenous fighter who displays great courage in battle, killing two Japanese soldiers and cutting off their heads, which he proudly displays to his village.
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