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PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-09. TIMFORCE. THE AREA OCCUPIED BY THE FORCE HEADQUARTERS AND THAT WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN OCCUPIED BY THE 2/40TH BATTALION IN 1941 AND 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS)
PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-09. TIMFORCE. SERGEANT GEORGE WILSON EXAMINES THE RUINED GENERATOR WHICH USED TO SUPPLY ELECTRICITY TO THE 2/40TH BATTALION BETWEEN 1941 AND 1942. SERGEANT WILSON WAS A ME
PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-08. TIMFORCE. THE BARRACKS USED BY THE 2/40TH BATTALION BETWEEN 1941 AND 1942. SERGEANT GEORGE WILSON, AN EX MEMBER OF THE UNIT, STANDS ON THE SPOT WHERE HE SLEPT IN THIS
PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-08. TIMFORCE. PENFOEI AIRSTRIP NOW IN USE BY AUSTRALIAN AND DUTCH PLANES AS A STOPPING OFF PLACE EN ROUTE TO AUSTRALIA. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS)
PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-08. TIMFORCE. AT THE PENFOEI AIRSTRIP SOME AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS EXAMINE THE REMAINS OF A CRASHED MITSUBISHI FIGHTER. (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
PENFOEI, DUTCH TIMOR 1945-11-09. TIMFORCE. EVERY MORNING BEFORE AND AFTER WORK, THE JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR PAY THEIR RESPECTS TO THE RAAF FLAG. LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN P. KALOKANAKIS IS ON THE FAR LEFT
