Lead elements of the 126th finally reached the vicinity of-high Mount Obree, which they nicknamed Ghost Mountain, where all of the remaining native porters abandoned the Americans, leaving them to carry their own equipment.
Lead elements of the 126th finally crossed the pass in the extremely rugged Owen Stanley Mountains near-high Mount Obree, which they nicknamed Ghost Mountain. At this point all of the remaining native porters abandoned the Americans, leaving them to carry their own equipment.