The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two men of the AIF are seen closely examining a Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tank, one of two that were used against the Australian forces at Milne Bay. The tanks were part of an attack on Australian positions on 28 August 1942. They became bogged in mud, were abandoned and discovered by an Australian patrol the next day.
Oil pressure gauge taken from one of the Japanese Ha Go tanks destroyed by Australian forces at Milne Bay in August 1942. The guage has a white metal body and a chrome bezel. The black dial is marked
Oil temperature gauge taken from one of the Japanese Ha Go light tanks destroyed by Australian forces at Milne Bay in August 1942. The gauge has a black painted body and a black dial marked with orang
Two men of the AIF are seen closely examining a Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were used against the Australian forces at Milne Bay. The tanks were part of an attack on Australian positions o
An Australian soldier with a Type 94 37mm gun and its ammunition from one of two Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were disabled after landing at Milne Bay. The Japanese removed the guns from th
Australian soldiers with Type 94 37mm guns from Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were disabled after landing at Milne Bay. The Japanese removed the guns from the tanks after the latter were bog
AN AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY SECTION PASS - JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS KNOCKED OUT AT MILNE BAY.
ONE OF THE JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS THAT WERE PUT OUT OF ACTION BY THE AUSTRALIANS AT MILNE BAY BEING EXAMINED BY OFFICERS BEFORE BEING SENT ELSEWHERE FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION. TANK - STYLE 9
One of a pair of Japanese Type 95, Ha-Go tanks, which were found by patrolling Australian troops at Milne Bay on 29 August 1942, after they had bogged down and were abandoned by their Japanese crews.
