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Photograph P01801.004 Second World War, 1939-1945Jacquinot Bay, New Britain. c.1945. Jacquinot Bay Catalina Base showing two A24 Consolidated Catalina aircraft anchored in the bay.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Jacquinot Bay, New Britain. c.1945. Jacquinot Bay Catalina Base showing two A24 Consolidated Catalina aircraft and a captured Japanese Aichi E13A1 (Jake) Navy single engined twin float reconnaissance seaplane anchored in the bay.
Jacquinot Bay, New Britain. c.1945. Jacquinot Bay Catalina Base showing two A24 Consolidated Catalina aircraft anchored in the bay.

NEW BRITAIN, 1945. JAPANESE AICHI E13A1 "JAKE" SEAPLANE IN SURRENDER MARKINGS OF WHITE WITH GREEN CROSSES. ON 1945-10-14 THIS AIRCRAFT WAS FLOWN INTO JACQUINOT BAY AND SURRENDERED TO RNZAF FORCES. (RN

Japanese Aircraft World War Two. Aichi E13A1 “JAKE”, Floatplane, Naval reconnaissance, carrier borne , in a hangar. Single engine, two seat, low wing monoplane, twin floats, folding mainplanes.

AIRCRAFT RECOGNITION, SYDNEY, NSW. 1944. "JAKE", THREE SEATER RECONNAISSANCE SEAPLANE. THE AICHI E13A1, "JAKE". JAPAN. SINGLE ENGINE, LOW WING, TWIN FLOAT, ALL METAL MONOPLANE. POWER PLANT: ONE MITSUB

BROWN BEACH, LABUAN ISLAND. 1945-06. US NAVY PERSONNEL INSPECTING A WRECKED JAPANESE AICHI E13A1 NAVY TYPE 0 RECONNAISSANCE SEAPLANE MODEL 11 (JAKE). (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).

Jacquinot Bay, New Britain. c.1945. An Australian soldier, Len Geary, on the wing of a crashed A24 Consolidated Catalina aircraft on the edge of Jacquinot Bay Catalina Base. The crew were buried as un
