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Photograph 073189 Second World War, 1939-1945OFF NEW GUINEA COAST. 1944-05. MEMBERS OF A GUN CREW ON THE DECK ABOARD HMAS KAPANDA RELOADING THE OERLIKON GUN'S MAGAZINES DURING THE BOMBARDMENT OF ENEMY POSITIONS NORTH OF ALEXISHAFEN.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Reloading magazines for an Oerlikon gun on an RAN corvette. The ship had just completed a strafing attack on Japanese positions on the north coast.
OFF NEW GUINEA COAST. 1944-05. MEMBERS OF A GUN CREW ON THE DECK ABOARD HMAS KAPANDA RELOADING THE OERLIKON GUN'S MAGAZINES DURING THE BOMBARDMENT OF ENEMY POSITIONS NORTH OF ALEXISHAFEN.

New Guinea. Cooling the barrel of a Rolls Royce 2 pounder gun on an RAN Fairmile, during strafing operations on Japanese positions on the north coast. Wielding the bucket is Ordinary Seaman R. K. Perr

Oerlikon machine gun on HMAS Kapunda fires at suspected Japanese posts on the New Guinea coast north of Alexishafen. RAN units patrol the coast where Japanese forces are trapped between Australians ad

New Guinea. Members of the crew of an RAN Fairmile after a strafing run against Japanese positions on the north coast. In the foreground are ammunition cases. The commander of the Fairmile, Lieutenant

OFF NEW GUINEA COAST. 1944-05. AN OERLIKON GUN CREW IN ACTION ABOARD HMAS KAPUNDA IN A BOMBARDMENT OF ENEMY POSITIONS DURING A PATROL NORTH OF ALEXISHAFEN.

WIDE BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-04. RAN RATING FIRING ON JAPANESE POSITIONS WITH AN OERLIKON GUN.
