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BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. A ROCKY OUTCROP ABOVE THE JAPANESE CONSTRUCTED ROAD. THIS WAS ONE OF THE OBSERVATION POSTS USED BY THE 2/2ND COMMANDO SQUADRON WHILST DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF BOBANARO. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. DAVIS)
BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. A SECTION OF THE ROAD CONSTRUCTED BY THE JAPANESE DURING THEIR OCCUPATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE OF FRONTEIRA PROVINCE. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. DAV
BOBANARO AREA, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. BOBANARO, IN THE CENTRE BACKGROUND, SEEN FROM THE ROAD TO MAPE. EARLY IN 1942 BOBANARO WAS USED AS FORCE HEADQUARTERS AND COMPANY HEADQUARTERS OF
BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. TIMORESE REPAIRING ONE OF THE BUILDINGS AT THE POSTO (ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS). (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. DAVIS)
BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. THE WRECKED FORT AT BOBANARO. EARLY IN 1942 BOBANARO WAS USED AS FORCE HEADQUARTERS AND COMPANY HEADQUARTERS OF THE 2/2ND INDEPENDENT COMPANY UNTIL IT
BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. GATEWAY OF THE PORTUGUESE ADMINISTRATOR'S RESIDENCE. EARLY IN 1942 BOBANARO WAS USED AS FORCE HEADQUARTERS AND COMPANY HEADQUARTERS OF THE 2/2ND INDEP
BOBANARO, FRONTEIRA, PORTUGUESE TIMOR 1945-12-11. THE FORT AND MILITARY BARRACKS AT BOBANARO, THE CAPITAL OF FRONTEIRA PROVINCE. EARLY IN 1942 IT WAS USED AS FORCE HEADQUARTERS AND COMPANY HEADQUARTER
