The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
OSSU, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-07. THE ENTRANCE ARCH IN THE WALL OF THE OLD POSTO (FORT). THE PORTUGUESE CHEFE DO POSTO (FORT COMMANDER) HAD MOVED HERE TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE AUSTRALIANS WHEN SPARROW FORCE OCCUPIED THE TOWN IN 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS)
OSSU, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-07. A MEMBER OF THE MILITARY HISTORY FIELD TEAM STANDING AMONGST THE RUINS OF THE OLD POSTO (FORT). THE PORTUGUESE CHEFE DO POSTO (FORT COMMANDER) HAD MOVED HERE TO MAK
FUILORO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-03. PORTRAIT OF SENHOR FRANCISCO ALBERTO, CHEFE DO POSTO (FORT COMMANDER), WHO ASSISTED THE AUSTRALIANS OF SPARROW FORCE. HE HAD TO ESCAPE TO THE HILLS WHEN THE JAPA
GLENO VALLEY, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-22. THE OLD PORTUGUESE POSTO (FORT) WHICH WAS OCCUPIED BY THE JAPANESE WHILE THE AUSTRALIANS OF SPARROW FORCE WERE ACTIVE IN THE DISTANT MOUNTAIN RANGES. (PHOTO
VIQUEQUE, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-06. ENTRANCE TO THE TOWN POSTO (FORT). THE AUSTRALIANS OF SPARROW FORCE PASSED THROUGH THE AREA IN 1942 AND IT WAS HERE THEY PLANNED TO HAVE A FINAL RENDEZVOUS IN D
OSSU, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-08. THE POSTO (FORT) AND TOWNSHIP (MIDDLE DISTANCE) SEEN FROM THE MUNDO PERDIDO MOUNTAINS. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS)
OSSU, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1946-01-07. AUSTRALIANS OF SPARROW FORCE USED THIS HOUSE AS HEADQUARTERS WHEN OCCUPYING THE TOWN IN 1942. (PHOTOGRAPHER SGT K. B. DAVIS)
