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Photograph 017243 Second World War, 1939-1945Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. A burning Japanese bomber shot down within 20 yards of troops landing on Biak. The pilot was attempting a suicide dive on Landing Ship, Tanks in the background.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Wreckage of a Japanese bomber aircraft strewn over a Biak beach.
Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. A burning Japanese bomber shot down within 20 yards of troops landing on Biak. The pilot was attempting a suicide dive on Landing Ship, Tanks in the background.

Dutch New Guinea. A burning Japanese dump on the beach at Biak Island after heavy shelling by our naval craft. The scene was one of desolation when the Allies landed on this former Japanese stronghold

Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Javanese workmen suffering from starvation and Japanese ill-treatment, after the capture of Biak.

BIAK ISLAND (THEN DUTCH) - NOW PART OF INDONESIA. 1944-07. UNIT NO 1 WIRELESS UNIT RAAF. UNIDENTIFIED JAPANESE KANA WIRELESS INTERCEPT OPERATOR HAVING A BATH IN A JAPANESE TUB. NOTE THE WHITE CORAL RO

Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Biak natives awaiting distribution of food.

Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Department of Information photographer Jim Fitzpatrick who secured a photographic scoop of three of four Japanese "Suicide" planes crashing as they attempted to attack a
