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Photograph 017056 Second World War, 1939-1945Dutch New Guinea. The warship, HMAS Arunta's guns blast away at Japanese cargo vessels north of Tanahmerah Bay during the landing at Hollandia. Smoke from the firing causes a haze around the gun.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DUTCH NEW GUINEA: H.M.A.S. "ARUNTA'S" GUNS FIRING AT JAPANESE SUPPLY SHIPS DURING THE HOLLANDIA DUTCH NEW GUINEA ACTION. THREE SUPPLY SHIPS WERE SUNK.
Dutch New Guinea. The warship, HMAS Arunta's guns blast away at Japanese cargo vessels north of Tanahmerah Bay during the landing at Hollandia. Smoke from the firing causes a haze around the gun.

DUTCH NEW GUINEA. THE BIG GUNS OF AUSTRALIAN DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA BLAZE AWAY AT JAPANESE VESSELS NEAR TANAHMERAH BAY IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA. THREE SUPPLY VESSELS WERE SUNK.

4 inch guns firing from HMAS Shropshire during its participation in the Allied naval attack on Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea.

Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea. Smouldering wrecks of Japanese ships on the beach at Hollandia bear evidence of the accurate bombardment that preceded the landing by United States troops.

Hollandia. Dutch New Guinea natives who trekked through Japanese-occupied territory to safety with the Americans at Hollandia. They were guided by Dutch New Guinea Police Boys arriving with them.

8 inch guns ready for action on HMAS Shropshire. The sailor on top is operating an Oerlikon ack ack (anti-aircraft) gun during operations north of Dutch New Guinea when the Allies captured the Japanes
