The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Okinawa, Japan. c. 1945-04. Amphibious amtrac vehicles from a US Coastguard landing ship, tank (LST) (not in view) surge towards the beach while nearby a US Navy ship shells Japanese installations on the coast. (Navy Historical Collection) (Formerly Y013/17/07)
NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA. 1944-07. FOURTEEN AMPHIBIOUS LANDING VEHICLES TRACKED (BUFFALOES) LINE A BEACH AS THEY AWAIT THE ORDER TO EMBARK INTO A LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST) PRIOR TO THE LANDING AT CAPE SA
Leyte, Philippines. 1944-10-20. Elevated view of members of the US Navy Beach Party Units and US 6th Army troops on the foreshores unloading stores, moving vehicles and setting up tents under the watc
Lingayen Gulf, Philippines. 1945-01-09. US Army troops wade ashore through the surf behind others who are moving across the beach during the Luzon campaign. In the foreground other men wait in the US
NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA. 1944-07. PERSONNEL AND MOTOR VEHICLES OF THE NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES CIVIL ADMINISTRATION (NICA) ON THE DECK OF A US NAVY LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST) BOUND FOR THE ALLIED LANDINGS
TANAHMERAH BAY, HOLLANDIA, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-22. TWO HEAVILY LOADED US NAVY LANDING SHIPS, TANK (LST), LST-66 AND LST-67, DISEMBARK VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT ONTO THE SHORE. OTHER VEHICLES CAN BE
LEYTE, PHILIPPINES. 1944-10. AERIAL VIEW OF THE ATTENUATED CAUSEWAY CONSTRUCTED BY A US NAVY CONSTRUCTION BATTALION (SEABEES) TO ALLOW LARGER VESSELS TO UNLOAD WITHOUT HAVING TO FERRY STORES ASHORE. A
