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Sansapor, Dutch New Guinea. Two Australian officers, Lieutenant (Lt) J. D. McDonald of Willoughby, NSW, and Lt Malcolm D. Clark of Adelaide, SA (centre), and a US officer discussing the successful landing at Sansapor.
SANSAPOR, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-30. TWO OF THE NINETEEN US NAVY LANDING CRAFT INFANTRY INVOLVED IN THE LANDING OPERATION DISCHARGING TROOPS DURING THE LANDING BY ALLIED FORCES. THE NEAREST VESSEL
Plymouth, England. C. 1942-06. Officers of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF based at an RAF Station, Mount Batten, taking the evening sun outside their mess. Shown, left to right: Flight Lieutenant (
On 30 July 1944 the 6th American Division AIF landed in the Sansapor area on the Vogelkop Peninsula west of Mano Kwari. Shows the landing force at sea and the landing. Australian Army observers Lieute
New Guinea. Lieutenant (Lt) J. A. Kingman of Traralgon, Vic (left), Lt A. C. Clark of Elsternwick, Vic, Lt J. Cavanaugh of Buffalo, New York, and a senior Australian officer conferring preparatory to
SANSAPOR, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-30. FOUR OF THE EIGHT US NAVY LANDING SHIPS, TANK (LSTS) INVOLVED IN THE LANDING OPERATION DISCHARGING TROOPS AND EQUIPMENT DURING THE LANDING BY ALLIED FORCES. THE
London, England. 1945-10-30. Portrait of RAAF officers outside Buckingham Palace after receiving awards at an Investiture. Left to right: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) S. J. Sykes DSO DFC of NSW; Squadro
