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LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1942-03. FROM THE TIME OF THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF LAE IN 1942-03 UNTIL ITS RECAPTURE BY THE 7TH DIVISION IN 1943-09, THE RAAF AND LATER ALLIED AIR FORCES, WITH FIGHTERS, FIGHTER BOMBERS, MEDIUM AND HEAVY BOMBERS AND FLYING BOATS, MAINTAINED A PERSISTENT BOMBARDMENT OF THE AERODROME AND JAPANESE INSTALLATIONS. A BOMBING ATTACK ON 1942-08-07 DELIVERED AT 3,400 FEET. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF 1939-42, PAGE 546). (RAAF VA61).
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1942-03. FROM THE TIME OF THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF LAE IN 1942-03 UNTIL ITS RECAPTURE BY THE 7TH DIVISION IN 1943-09, THE RAAF AND LATER ALLIED AIR FORCES, WITH FIGHTERS, FIGHTER BO
BISMARCK SEA. 1943-03-03. ATTACKS BY ALLIED AIR FORCES ON JAPANESE SHIPS DURING THE BATTLE OF THE BISMARCK SEA, ILLUSTRATING TWO ASPECTS OF A CLOSELY CO-ORDINATED THREE STAGE AIR BOMBARDMENT WHICH ACH
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1942-05-14. AN AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT 21,500 FEET, SHOWING THE RESULTS OF BOMBING BY ALLIED AIRCRAFT ON JAPANESE INSTALLATIONS. (RAAF OPS5).
SALAMAUA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-01-21. AERIAL VIEW OF ONE OF TWO ATTACKS BY RAAF BOSTON BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 22 SQUADRON IN EARLY 1943. THIS ATTACK WAS CARRIED OUT AT THE COMPARATIVELY HIGH LEVEL OF 15,0
AMBON. 1943-01-21. BOMBS STRADDLING A JAPANESE CRUISER. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY NO. 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECONNAISSANCE UNIT AT 7,500 FEET. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF 1939-4
CORAL SEA. 1942-05-08. JAPANESE SHIPPING TAKING AVOIDING ACTION WHILE UNDER ATTACK BY THE ALLIED AIR FORCES DURING THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF
