The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Troops of 2/15th Australian Infantry Battalion landing from a Infantry Landing Craft approximately half an hour after the first wave of troops had landed. They had not, at this stage, fully overcome the resistance on the beach, with the rest that the second wave come under heavy fire. The port ramp of the Infantry Landing Craft and been carried away and all the troops were landed from the starboard ramp, New Guinea.This picture depits the landing at Scarlet Beach, 2 Australian Imperial Force of the 2/15th Australian Infantry Battalion.
Depicting troops disembarking from the landing ship into the surf. Sappers of the 2/7th Australian Field Company were in the first wave to clear the beach of mines. The assault battalions were the 2/4
A scene on Klandasarn Beach, known for the purpose of landing operations as "Able Green Beach", during the second night of Operation "OBOE TWO". Infantry of 21st Australian Infantry Brigade had made
A scene on Klandasarn Beach, known for the purpose of landing operations as "Able Green Beach", during the second night of Operation "OBOE TWO". Infantry of 21st Australian Infantry Brigade had made
Brunei, North Borneo. 10 June 1945. Troops of 2/17 Infantry Battalion approaching Green Beach in Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel (LCVP). They are part of the second wave landing during the Oboe 6 Oper
BRUNEI, NORTH BORNEO, 10 JUNE 1945. LANDING CRAFT VEHICLE PERSONNEL, OF THE SECOND WAVE, CARRYING TROOPS OF 2/17 INFANTRY BATTALION, MAKING THEIR WAY TO GREEN BEACH FOR A LANDING DURING THE OBOE 6 OPE
Brunei, North Borneo. 10 June 1945. Troops of 2/17 Infantry Battalion disembarking from their Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel (LCVP) on Green Beach. They are part of the second wave landing during the
