The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Britain. This twin-engine Japanese bomber aircraft, tail fin no. 375, was damaged by a bomb during an Allied air raid on the Gasmata airstrip before occupation by our forces. Reg Edwards, a Department of Information photographer, is beside the Mitsubishi G4M1 bomber aircraft, Allied Code name Betty.
Gasmata, New Britain. Wreckage of a Japanese twin-engine Mitsubishi bomber aircraft, Allied Code name Betty, lies in a water-filled bomb crater, evidence of Allied air attacks at Gasmata before the ba
New Guinea. Twin engine Japanese Mitsubishi G3M medium bomber aircraft, Allied Code Name Nell, damaged during Allied attack on Gasmata airstrip.
NEW BRITAIN. JAPANESE MITSUBISHI KI-46 ARMY TYPE 100 COMMAND RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT (ALLIED CODE NAME DINAH), FOUND ON GASMATA AIRSTRIP. (NEGATIVE BY EDWARDS)
New Guinea. A large Japanese twin-engined Mitsubishi G4M3 bomber aircraft, allied code name 'Betty', one of the many destroyed aircraft found by the Allies at Hollandia, after the occupation of that b
Gasmata, New Britain. A wrecked Japanese Zero fighter aircraft, Allied Code Name Hamp, beside the airstrip.
NEW IRELAND, 1945-10. ALLIED AND JAPANESE SERVICE PERSONNEL EXAMINE THE REMAINS OF A WRECKED MITSUBISHI G4M1 "BETTY" BOMBER AIRCRAFT. ANOTHER G4M1 LIES IN THE BACKGROUND. (RNZAF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH.)
