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PORT MORESBY, PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 1973. A GENERAL STUART M3 LIGHT TANK SALVAGED FROM THE BUNA BATTLEFIELD SITE. IT WAS POSSIBLY KNOCKED OUT BY ANTI TANK FIRE IN AN 18TH BRIGADE ATTACK OF 1942-12-24. IN 1976 THE TANK WAS BEING HELD IN PORT MORESBY FOR THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA WAR MUSEUM. (ORIGINAL PRINT HOUSED IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR V. SANDERS)
Duropa Plantation, Papua New Guinea. 1961. Alistair McFarlane standing beside an M3 General Stuart tank. This tank is probably the vehicle commanded by Corporal Cambridge. It was disabled by a magneti
BUNA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-03 TO 1945-07-04. A KNOCKED OUT GENERAL STUART M3 TANK IN AN AREA OCCUPIED SUCCESSIVELY BY 2/9 AND 2/10 INFANTRY BATTALIONS.
Near Port Moresby, New Guinea. Portrait of 252288 Flight Lieutenant Stuart H. Collie RAAF who was an intelligence officer with No. 75 Squadron at Port Moresby, sitting bare-chested on his motorbike on
PAPUA. AUSTRALIAN-MANNED GENERAL STUART M3 LIGHT TANKS ATTACK BUNA. THESE PICTURES WERE TAKEN DURING THE ATTACK. AFTER THE FIRST WAVE OF THE TANK ATTACK AT BUNA HAD PASSED. IN THE FOREGROUND ONE OF IT
M3 Stuart, turret shell and upper hull section, of rivetted and welded construction. It has been finished in Khaki green, Number 3 paint. This vehicle was used by Australian troops against the Japanes
BUNA, PAPUA. 1952. AN AMERICAN GENERAL STUART M3 LIGHT TANK ABANDONED AMONGST THE KUNAI GRASS. IN 1942-12 THIS WAS MANNED BY 2/6TH ARMOURED REGIMENT IN SUPPORT OF 2/10TH BATTALION TROOPS ATTACKING JAP
