The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The concrete causeway and wharf at Laha on the bay of Ambon. This photograph was taken by turning approximately 180 degrees from the direction of the seen in photograph No. 030388/12. In the background, directly across the bay is the highest point Gunong (Mt) Nona, which is well known to the survivors of the 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion.
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. Looking approximately south east on the road from Laha Airfield to Laha Wharf. The track turning to the right (foreground) is to Hatoe. Left middle distance are the headq
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The camera is looking towards Laha Wharf area, Ambon, in the reverse direction from the spot at which photograph No. 030388/19 was taken.
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The headquarters building, Laha Wharf and shed, Ambon, (at right) depicted in photograph No. 030388/12. This photograph is taken at the junction of the Hatoe track with t
LAHA, AMBON. 1945-12-15. THE SCENE LOOKING SOUTH EAST ACROSS AMBON BAY FROM LAHA SHOWING MT NONA AND SURROUNDING FOOTHILLS WHERE PART OF THE 2/21ST BATTALION ENGAGED THE JAPANESE FORCES ON LAITIMORE P
Tawiri, Laha, Ambon. 7 December 1945. Headquarters building near Laha Wharf, Ambon, used originally by the Dutch Air Force, then by C Company, 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion, and later, after 3
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. Laha wharf area buildings, Ambon. At left is the shed where it is said Australian and Dutch prisoners were assembled after the surrender on the morning of 3 February 1942
