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Photograph 013335 Second World War, 1939-1945AUSTRALIAN TROOPS PLOUGH THROUGH THE MUD AT MILNE BAY SHORTLY AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE INVASION ATTEMPT.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MAJOR-GENERAL CYRIL CLOWES COMMANDER OF THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES IN THE MILNE BAY AREA, PHOTOGRAPHED AT MILNE BAY SHORTLY AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE ATTACK.
AUSTRALIAN TROOPS PLOUGH THROUGH THE MUD AT MILNE BAY SHORTLY AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE INVASION ATTEMPT.

AUSTRALIAN TROOPS PLOUGH THROUGH THE MUD AT MILNE BAY SHORTLY AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE INVASION ATTEMPT.

The derelict Japanese barge in the foreground stands as a silent reminder of an unsuccessful Japanese attack on Milne Bay on 9 August 1942. It is probably one of nine barges destroyed by Curtiss Kitt

JAPANESE GAS MASKS FOUND AFTER THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE ATTACK ON MILNE BAY.

Neck badge of a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. Unnamed as issued. Cyril Albert Clowes was born in Queensland in 1892. In 1911 he entered the Royal Military College, Duntroon. He was a

AUSTRALIAN TROOPS RIDE IN A CAPTURED LANDING BARGE USED IN THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE ATTACK ON MILNE BAY.
