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JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. A LINE OF SIGNS IN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH INSTRUCTING THE INCOMING JAPANESE PRISONERS OF OF WAR WHERE TO DUMP WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURKE)
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. AT THE INITIAL CHECKPOINT FOR INCOMING JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR, A LORRY LOADED WITH TOOLS AND COOKING GEAR IS HALTED BY AUSTRALIAN GUARDS BEFORE BEING ALLOWED TO
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. THE REMAINS OF A COCONUT PLANTATION USED AS A PETROL AND PARTS DUMP BY THE JAPANESE AND HEAVILY BOMBED AND STRAFED BY ALLIED PLANES. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURK
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. THE REMAINS OF A COCONUT PLANTATION USED AS A PETROL AND PARTS DUMP BY THE JAPANESE AND HEAVILY BOMBED AND STRAFED BY ALLIED PLANES. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURK
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. JAPANESE TROOPS OF COLONEL IEMURA'S FORCE WERE DISARMED, SEARCHED MEDICALLY EXAMINED AND MARCHED INTO THE PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND UNDER GUARDS OF THE 2/32ND BATTAL
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. PRIVATE L. PAGES- OLIVER AND MAJOR N. M. CAHILL, SECOND IN CHARGE, 2/32ND BATTALION ERECTING DIRECTIONAL SIGNS AT THE POINT SELECTED FOR SEARCHING JAPANESE PRISONER
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-07. "D" COMPANY, 2/32ND BATTALION, HEADQUARTERS IN A BUILDING THAT WAS FORMERLY A JAPANESE BOMB DUMP. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURKE)
