They called them the “Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels.” Unarmed and barefoot, the men of Papua New Guinea carried wounded Australian soldiers through the mud, rain, and ridges of the Kokoda Trail, saving countless lives with nothing but courage and kindness. #TheWarRoom #WWIIHeroes #KokodaTrail #FuzzyWuzzyAngels #ANZACHistory #fblifestyle | The War Room

The last Fuzzy Wuzzy angel, Havala Laula has died aged 92. He and the other angels were life savers and heroes to our diggers. Download the 7plus free app: http://onelink.to/7plus #7News | 7NEWS Brisbane

"Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels" is the affectionate term Australian soldiers gave to Papua New Guinean carriers who provided crucial aid during the WWII Kokoda campaign, helping transport supplies and stretcher-bearing the wounded through treacherous jungle, often under fire, demonstrating immense courage, compassion, and endurance, saving countless lives despite suffering themselves from overwork and harsh conditions, though their contributions faced delayed official recognition. | Australian World War St