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Wewak, New Guinea. May 1945. An Australian 6th Division AIF soldier examines a captured Japanese 20mm gun in front of a camouflaged Japanese position on the Wewak Peninsula.
New Guinea. 15 May 1945. Private A. Brandenburg of Wagin, WA, mans a twin-Vickers machine gun to provide covering fire as an Australian built barge conveying members of the 6th Australian Division app
Wewak Area, New Guinea. May 1945. A member of the 6th Division AIF examines a wrecked and rusting Japanese tank, after the fighting had died down on Wewak Peninsula. This Imperial Japanese Army Armou
Wewak, New Guinea. 15 May 1945. The Japanese were annihilated by members of the 6th Australian Division during the assault on the Wewak Peninsula. Three members of the assault force view the body of a
Wewak Area, New Guinea. April 1945. A member of the Australian 6th Division 2nd AIF escorts a Japanese prisoner to a jeep near Wewak while his partner, with the machine gun, remains on the alert.
Wewak, New Guinea. May 1945. Members of the 6th Australian Division embarking on HMAS Dubbo from landing barges during training exercises preparatory to the attack on Wewak Peninsula.
WIRUI MISSION, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-09-07. A 20MM JAPANESE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN ESTABLISHED IN ITS WEAPON PIT. THE JAPANESE USED THIS GUN TO FIRE ON WEWAK AIRSTRIP.
