The+Fuzzy+Wuzzy+Angels

The fuzzy wuzzy angles were some local villages that lived alongside the kokoda trail. The small hut’s they called home would be destroyed when the Japanese troops came through when the war was on. They started to help the Australian’s by take their sick and wounded to the hospital at Owern’s Corer and carrying supplies to the front battle. The villages knew little about the war until it came. They had lived a normal life, with only some contact with Australian officers and troops. The Australian troops began moving over the tracks, some taking huts and squashing gardens. As the fighting came closer, most villagers left the main camp to places away from the main track. While they were away, Australian and Japanese troops demolished the huts and gardens. When villages were under rule by Japanese, allied planes bombed the villages. Hungry soldiers raided the village, taking crops and shoting their animals to eat. With villages destroyed by the Japanese and Australian trops, dead often lying in the villages. The villages were no longer habitable and after the battle the villages did not come back and new villages were constructed close to the old ones.  The fuzzy wuzzy angels allied with Australia and became their own special docters. They helped to care for the injured Australians and bring the back to get better. The Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels got their name by their frizzy hair and their helpful role.