The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. SIGNALLERS FROM THE 2/32ND BATTALION ON SOUTH ROAD JESSELTON. TO THE LEFT ARE 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. BURKE)
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 1945-10-07. "D" COMPANY, 2/32ND BATTALION, HEADQUARTERS IN A BUILDING THAT WAS FORMERLY A JAPANESE BOMB DUMP. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURKE)
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-08. SOUTH ROAD WITH THE BOMB DAMAGED JESSELTON RAILWAY STATION ON THE RIGHT. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. A. C. BURKE)
JESSELTON, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-07. PERSONNEL OF "D" COMPANY, 2/32ND BATTALION SEATED ON JAPANESE AERIAL BOMBS IN A DUMP ON A PIER. THE BUILDING IS USED AS "D" COMPANY HEADQUARTERS. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT
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)
