The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two Japanese Model Type 95 Ha-Go 2595 Light Tanks being inspected by British or Australian officers. The tanks are being, or have been, transported by rail probably to an assembly area for destruction. The location is not thought to be in Australia but could be in Burma.
TAIBESSI, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1945-09-30. TWO AIF ENGINEERS EXAMINING THE REMAINS OF A BURNING JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANK, MODEL 2595. THE JAPANESE WERE ORDERED TO CONGREGATE ALL TANKS AND MOTOR
ONE OF THE JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS THAT WERE PUT OUT OF ACTION BY THE AUSTRALIANS AT MILNE BAY BEING EXAMINED BY OFFICERS BEFORE BEING SENT ELSEWHERE FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION. TANK - STYLE 9
Model of Type 95 Ha-Go tank. Scale 1:8.5. Model is mixed media - timber, cast resin, plastic, brass. It is painted to represent the Memorial's Ha-go tank, with the paint scheme replicating the ori
AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS INSPECT TWO JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS THAT WERE KNOCKED OUT BY AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN THE ATTEMPTED JAPANESE INVASION AT MILNE BAY. (NEGATIVE BY ANDERSON).
KAHILI AIRSTRIP, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-09-28. JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS ON KAHILI AIRSTRIP AFTER BEING DESTROYED BY THE AUSTRALIAN DISPOSAL BOARD; BOMBS AND MINES IN THE FOREGROUND WILL BE DUMPE
KOEPANG, TIMOR. 1945-09-14. A NUMBER OF JAPANESE TYPE 94 'TE-KE' TANKETTES AND TYPE 95 'HA-GO' LIGHT TANKS, WHICH WERE PARTLY DESTROYED BY FIRE BEFORE BEING FOUND BY MEMBERS OF TIMFORCE.
