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Photograph 017057 Second World War, 1939-1945DUTCH 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.

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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.

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. Grim guns of RAN destroyer HMAS Arunta point out across Tanahmerah Bay to their burning quarry, Japanese supply vessels.

Dutch New Guinea. Smoke from air bombardment rises from approach to Cyclops Ranges at Tanahmerah Bay as Japanese held Hollandia falls to American troops. Taken from a ship looking towards land.

Dutch New Guinea. The cruiser HMAS Australia and an American Fletcher class destroyer move in to bombard Japanese positions prior to the landing at Tanahmerah Bay. The destoyer's 5 inch guns are at lo

New Guinea. Able Seaman Robert Evans of Elwood, Vic, cleans an ack ack (anti-aircraft) gun as an RAN warship, HMAS Shropshire, nears rendezvous point for the attack on Japanese held Hollandia in Dutch
