The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SAME, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-16. ONE OF THE POSTO BUILDINGS SHOWING THE RESULT OF RAAF AND JAPANESE BOMBING. THIS POSTO WAS OCCUPIED AT VARIOUS TIMES IN 1942 BY THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY AND BY THE JAPANESE. IT WAS FROM THIS POSITION THAT THE JAPANESE MENACED THE EVACUATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN GUERRILLAS IN 1942-12. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. DAVIS)
SAME, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-16. ONE OF THE BUILDINGS WRECKED BY RAAF AND JAPANESE BOMBING. THE POSTO HAD BEEN OCCUPIED BY MEMBERS OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY AND LATER THE JAPANESE OCCUPYING F
SAME, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-16. ONE OF THE POSTO BUILDINGS HEAVILY DAMAGED BY BOMBING DURING THE SUCCESSIVE OCCUPATION BY MEMBERS OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY AND JAPANESE FORCES. (PHOTOGRAPHER
HATU UDO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-14. RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS OCCUPIED BY MEN OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY DURING THEIR OCCUPATION OF THIS POSTO (ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE) DURING 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER S
HATU UDO AREA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-14. THE GATEWAY AND SENTRY BOX OF PERHAPS THE MOST PICTURESQUE POSTO (ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE) IN PORTUGUESE TIMOR. THIS POSTO WAS HEAVILY BOMBED BY THE RAAF WHEN
HATU UDO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-14. THESE OLD BATTLEMENTS OF THE POSTO (ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE) PROVIDED THE AUSTRALIANS OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY WITH EXCELLENT OBSERVATION POINTS DURING THE
ERMERA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-26. THE MAIN STREET OF ERMERA WHICH WAS THE ONLY POSTO (FORT) WHICH NEVER SURRENDERED TO THE JAPANESE. IT WAS OCCUPIED BY MEN OF SPARROW FORCE SEVERAL TIMES DURING 19
