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Photograph 016377 Second World War, 1939-1945New Britain. US marines on the LCI (landing craft, infantry) about to disembark at Cape Gloucester.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Britain. The last church service held on board the LCI (landing craft, infantry) before the US marines landed at Cape Gloucester. It is being conducted by Sergeant W. Tatum of Coaling, Alabama. Note anti-aircraft gunner at his post during the prayers.
New Britain. US marines on the LCI (landing craft, infantry) about to disembark at Cape Gloucester.

New Britain. Looking across at each other on the LCI (landing craft, infantry) with US marines about to disembark at Cape Gloucester.

New Britain. US marines waiting on board an LCT (landing craft, tank) for the landing pontoon to go down at Cape Gloucester.

New Guinea. US marines standing outside a grass thatched church attending mass on Sunday before their departure from their base for an amphibious attack against the Japanese at Cape Gloucester in New

New Britain. An amphibious tank which brought the men and materials right to the fringe of the jungle. The US marines are cutting their way through the jungle undergrowth even before the supplies had

CAPE GLOUCESTER, NEW BRITAIN. 1943-12. US MARINES, ARMED WITH M1 CARBINES, M1 GARND RIFLES AND THOMPSON SUB MACHINE GUNS, WADE ASHORE FROM A LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST) DURING THE INVASION. A BULLDOZER T
