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KALAPA LIMA, TIMOR 1945-11-13. TIMFORCE. RUINS OF THE BARRACKS OF THE 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN HEAVY BATTERY, RAZED TO THE GROUND BY BOMBING IN EARLY 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS.)
KALAPA LIMA, TIMOR 1945-11-13. TIMFORCE. A SIX INCH COASTAL GUN THAT WAS MANNED BY THE 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN HEAVY BATTERY WHEN SPARROW FORCE OCCUPIED THE AREA IN LATE 1941 AND EARLY 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SG
KALAPA LIMA, TIMOR 1945-11-13. TIMFORCE. TWO AUSTRALIAN TROOPS STAND BESIDE A JAPANESE SIX INCH COASTAL GUN THAT HAD BEEN EMPLACED ABOVE THE SITE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN HEAVY BATTER
TIMOR 1945-11-13. TIMFORCE. LOW TIDE AT KALAPA LIMA, FIVE MILES FROM KOEPANG. THE JAPANESE HAD CONSTRUCTED CONCEALED BARGE HIDE OUTS UNDER OVERHANGING VEGETATION. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS.)
KALAPA LIMA, TIMOR 1945-11-13. TIMFORCE. THE BODIES OF TWENTY TWO AUSTRALIAN AND DUTCH SERVICEMEN, VICTIMS OF A JAPANESE MASSACRE, WERE FOUND IN THIS AREA. THESE REMNANTS OF AUSTRALIAN WEBBING, CLOTHI
KALAPA, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-03. TIMFORCE. AUSTRALIANS LOOK INTO A CAVE IN WHICH TORPEDOES AND MINES WERE STORED BY THE JAPANESE. A RAIL SYSTEM CONNECTED THE CAVE TO THE SEA. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DA
OESAPA BESAR, TIMOR 1945-11-12. TIMFORCE. THE PALM GROVE WHERE THE JAPANESE INITIALLY IMPRISONED THE CAPTURED AUSTRALIANS OF SPARROW FORCE IN EARLY 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS.)
