Fortress at Bobonaro
Art ART26310 Second World War, 1939-1945Bobonaro was at one stage in the guerilla operations against the Japanese in Portuguese Timor, the headquarters of 2/2nd Australian Independent Company.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Portuguese 'Posto" at Bobonaro showing the road to Hatu Lia and Atsaba. This 'Posto' figured considerably in the operations of 2/2nd Australian Independent Company in their guerilla operations against the Japanese in Portuguese Timor.
Bobonaro was at one stage in the guerilla operations against the Japanese in Portuguese Timor, the headquarters of 2/2nd Australian Independent Company.
The entrance to the Portuguese Posto of Bobonaro, which was on the border between Dutch Timor (west Timor) and Portuguese Timor (Timor Leste). Being centrally situated in the area of operations, patro
A village in Portuguese Timor which figured prominently in the operations of 2/2nd Australian Independent Company in their guerilla tactics against the Japanese. It was frequently strafed by Japanese
A scene in the town of Same, in Portuguese Timor which figured considerably in the exploits of the 2/2nd and 2/4th Australian Independent Companies during their guerilla campaign in Timor during the J
A Posto of Portuguese Timor is a Government administration post controlling the agricultural activities of the district. Maubisse figured conspicuously in the operation of 2/2nd and 2/4th Australian I
HATU UDO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-14. THIS ROAD WAS OFTEN STRAFED BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT WHEN THE AUSTRALIANS OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY OCCUPIED THE POSTO (ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE) AT HATU UDO. IN
