The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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).
HOBART, AUSTRALIA. 1943-04-26. A RECENTLY COMPLETED CHURCH FOR THE USE OF PERSONNEL OF FORT DIRECTION, HOBART COAST ARTILLERY. THE COST OF ERECTING WAS DEFRAYED BY SUBSCRIPTIONS OF THE CIVILIAN POPULA
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
AN AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY SECTION PASS - JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANKS KNOCKED OUT AT MILNE BAY.
MILNE BAY. AN AUSTRALIAN MILITIA OFFICER WHO TOOK PART IN THE MILNE BAY FIGHTING, WITH AN ENEMY TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANK KNOCKED OUT DURING THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE ATTACK.
Australian soldiers with Type 94 37mm guns from Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were disabled after landing at Milne Bay. The Japanese removed the guns from the tanks after the latter were bog
An Australian soldier with a Type 94 37mm gun and its ammunition from one of two Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks that were disabled after landing at Milne Bay. The Japanese removed the guns from th
AUSTRALIAN MILITIA FORCES SUCCESSFULLY OVERCAME A JAPANESE ATTEMPT TO LAND AT MILNE BAY. THIS PICTURE SHOWS A JAPANESE TYPE 95 HA-GO LIGHT TANK KNOCKED OUT DURING THE JAPANESE ATTACK.
