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FINSCHHAFEN AREA. NEW GUINEA. 37 DEAD JAPANESE WERE COUNTED IN THESE TWO WRECKED BARGES AT SCARLET BEACH. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
Finschhafen, New Guinea. Australian infantry battalion embark on barges for the forward line at Scarlet Beach. Recently three Japanese barges landed at Scarlet Beach, two were sunk and the other claim
New Guinea, Finschhafen area, 1943-10-30. A transport company stack stores which were dumped during the night at a spot near scarlet beach. Recently three Japanese barges landed at Scarlet Beach, two
SCARLET BEACH, FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-13. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ON ONE OF THE SMASHED JAPANESE BARGES THAT LITTERS THE SHORE. THE BARGES WERE DESTROYED BY THE 24TH INFANTRY BRIGADE GROUP DU
SCARLET BEACH, FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-13. THE SIGN TO THE RIGHT MARKS THE POINT OF THE ATTEMPTED JAPANESE INVASION. TWO WRECKED JAPANESE BARGES LIE IN THE BACKGROUND. THE BARGES IN THE
FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-23. THIRTY NINE JAPANESE WERE KILLED DURING THE INITIAL LANDING ON SCARLET BEACH. IN THE CENTRE OF THE PICTURE CAN BE SEEN A JAPANESE GRAVE WHILE IN THE BACKGROUN
FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-23. 39 JAPANESE WERE KILLED IN THE INITIAL LANDING ON SCARLET BEACH. IN THE FOREGROUND CAN BE SEEN A MASS GRAVE CONTAINING FIVE OF THE DEAD SOLDIERS, WHILE IN THE
