The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BRUNEI BAY, BORNEO. 1945-06-10. AWAITING ORDERS TO GO ASHORE, AFTER THREE AND A HALF YEARS ABSENCE FROM BORNEO, 265826 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT E. H. ELAM RAAF GAZES INTENTLY TOWARDS THE LABUAN ISLAND COASTLINE, ON THE MORNING OF THE INVASION.
MUARA ISLAND, BRUNEI. 1945-06-10. FLARES DROPPED FROM RAAF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT GIVE THE SIGNAL FOR THE TROOPS TO GO ASHORE IN THE LANDING ON MUARA ISLAND. NOTE THE WAKE FROM THE FIRST WAVE OF ASSAULT B
OFF LABUAN ISLAND, BORNEO. 1945-06-10. DREARY DAWN FOR THE JAPANESE. LSTS (LANDING SHIP, TANK) WAITING IN BRUNEI BAY TO DISCHARGE THEIR CARGOES OF RAAF MEN AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE LANDING ON LABUAN ISLA
The Radar Unit 342 on Labuan Island, Borneo. The radar station was erected and operational within two and a half hours on the morning of the invasion.
HMAS MANOORA 1945-10-09. THE SHIP'S CREST SHIELD LISTING ITS BATTLE HONOURS- TANAHMERAH BAY, WAKOE ISLAND, MOROTAI, HALMAHERAS, PANAON- PHILIPPINES, LINGAYEN- LUZON, TARAKAN- BORNEO, LABUAN- BRUNEI BA
LABUAN ISLAND, BORNEO. 1945-06-10. A GENERAL VIEW OF LSTS (LANDING SHIP, TANK), NO. 50, 128, 595, WHICH CARRIED THE INVASION FORCES, ON THE BEACH ON LABUAN ISLAND.
NEAR BRUNEI BAY, BORNEO. 1945-06-09. CLOSE TO BRUNEI BAY, THE INVASION CONVOY CARRYING AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND RAAF MEN AND EQUIPMENT SAILS STEADILY ON, THROUGH THE APPARENTLY PEACEFUL CHINA SE
