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Photograph 015994 Second World War, 1939-1945Australians pouring out of the yawning bows of a beach landing craft north-west of Lae, part of the sea, land and air operations that resulted in the trapping of 20,000 Japanese.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COMBINED SEA, LAND AND AIR OPERATIONS AGAINST JAPS. CANVAS SHELTERS RIGGED BY AUSTRALIANS ON A BEACH LANDING CRAFT, PART OF THE GREAT ALLIED CONVOY ON ITS WAY TO LAE. THE CONVOY STRETCHED OUT AS FAR AS THE EYE COULD REACH BEFORE AND BACK.
Australians pouring out of the yawning bows of a beach landing craft north-west of Lae, part of the sea, land and air operations that resulted in the trapping of 20,000 Japanese.

COMBINED SEA, LAND AND AIR OPERATIONS AGAINST JAPS. WITH AIRCRAFT CIRCLING OVERHEAD THE BIGGEST CONCENTRATION OF SHIPPING EVER SEEN IN NEW GUINEA WATERS STEAMS TOWARDS LAE. THE THOUSANDS OF TROOPS LAN

England. C. 1944-09. A section of the balloon defence put up against the flying bomb. Balloons stretched as far as the eye could see in this barrage, the greatest that has ever been put into the air.

Landing craft tank (LCT) 176, beached and ready to disembark its cargo as other landing craft approach the beach during combined invasion exercises by the 16th Australian Infantry Brigade.

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-09-30. CONVOY OF LANDING CRAFT VEHICLES (LCVS) ARRIVING AT LAE BEACH FROM RED BEACH. THE LCVS PLY UP AND DOWN THE COAST ALL DAY CARRYING SUPPLIES AND TROOPS.

AT SEA, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. C. 1944-09. ELEVATED VIEW OF PART OF THE CONVOY BOUND FOR THE ALLIED INVASION OF MOROTAI TAKEN FROM AN LST (LANDING SHIP, TANK) CARRYING NO. 14 AIRF
