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WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-14. A SECTION OF THE PANORAMIC VIEW FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU (1648 FT) AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY 2/8 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS. IT SHOWS WEWAK POINT AT THE RIGHT AND SWEEPS LEFT OVER WEST WEWAK HARBOUR TO CAPE WOM. MUSCHU ISLAND LIES FLAT IN THE MID-FOREGROUND WITH KAIRIRU ISLAND RISING TO 3800 FT IN THE BACKGROUND. (JOINS NO. 94034 WHICH SWEEPS FURTHER TO THE LEFT).
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-14. A SECTION OF THE PANORAMIC VIEW FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU (1648 FT) AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY 2/8 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS. IT SHOWS CAPE WOM AT THE RIGHT SWEEPING TO THE L
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-06-29. THE COAST SEEN FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU SHOWING BOIKEN POINT (1), CAPE PUS (2), CAPE WOM (3), KAIRIRU ISLAND (4) AND MUSEHU ISLAND ISLAND (5). MOUNT SHIBURANGU WAS CAP
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-14. THE PANORAMA FROM "THE BLOT" AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY A COMPANY, 2/8 INFANTRY BATTALION, WITH B COMPANY IN SUPPORT. AT THE RIGHT IS MOUNT SHIBURANGU; ON THE LEFT IS WES
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA, 1945-09-19.KAIRIRU ISLAND VIEWED FROM WEWAK POINT. THE MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN OF KAIRIRU ISLAND MAKES MUSCHU ISLAND, WHICH LIES IN FRONT OF IT, ALMOST INDISCERNABLE. THE MOUNTAIN
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-06-28. THE VIEW FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU LOOKING NORTH EAST AND SHOWING RABOIN ISLAND (1), KAIRIRU AND MUSCHU ISLANDS (2) AND WEWAK POINT (3). THE AREA HAS BEEN CAPTURED FROM
MOUNT SHIBURANGU, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-21. LIEUTENANT GENERAL ADACHI OF 18 JAPANESE ARMY, BEING GUARDED BY AN AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER, AT A CONTROLLING POINT AT MAKOW ON THE TOP OF MOUNT SHIBURA
