The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Huon Peninsula, New Guinea. Australian troops going ashore from landing craft in a drive to cut off retreating Japanese attempting to by-pass Allied held Saidor by an overland route.
Huon Peninsula, New Guinea. Australian troops stepping from a landing barge, arrive at a forward disembarkation point to cut off retreating Japanese who are attempting to bypass Allied-held Saidor by
Huon Peninsula, New Guinea. Australian troops arrive on a beach at a forward disembarkation point to cut off retreating Japanese who are attempting to bypass Allied-held Saidor by an overland route. A
NEW GUINEA. US TROOPS RUSH THE BEACH FROM LANDING CRAFT AS THEY ARRIVE AT SAIDOR TO OUTFLANK THE ENEMY WHO IS NOW TRAPPED ON THE HUON PENINSULA.
New Guinea. Following the first wave of assault troops which landed at Saidor, heavy equipment was brought ashore by US forces from landing ship, tank (LST) craft.
Huon Peninsula, New Guinea. The meeting of Australian troops moving along the coast from Sio and American troops who had advanced from Saidor. This linking of the two forces completed the encirclement
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-24. TROOPS OF THE 8TH INFANTRY BRIGADE LAND FROM AN LCM (LANDING CRAFT MECHANIZED) AFTER COMPLETING THE TRIP FROM SAIDOR. THE SHATTERED AREA HAD BEEN RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY J
