The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Activity at the beachhead east of Sansapor after the Allied landing succeeded in outflanking the Japanese held base of Manokwari with a wrecked Japanese barge in the middle ground.
Sansapor, Dutch New Guinea. The first wave of Allied troops going ashore tewlve miles east of Sansapor which resulted in the outflanking and ultimate isolation of an army of 15,000 Japanese at Manokwa
New Guinea. Heavy sandbag emplacement before a Bofors ack ack (anti-aircraft) position on the beach to the east of Sansapor with a wrecked Japanese barge in the middle ground.
NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA. 1944-07. PERSONNEL AND MOTOR VEHICLES OF THE NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES CIVIL ADMINISTRATION (NICA) ON THE DECK OF A US NAVY LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST) BOUND FOR THE ALLIED LANDINGS
MANOKWARI, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C.1945-09. THE JAPANESE PARTY LEAVING BARGE. COLONEL SUZUKI, JAPANESE COMMANDER AT MANAKWARI IS ON LEFT IN THE FRONT. (DONOR: LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. W. LONDON)
MANOKWARI, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C.1945-09. JAPANESE SOLDIERS ON A BARGE NEXT TO THE WHARF. (DONOR LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. W. LONDON)
WANDOKAI, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. LOOKING ALONG THE COAST TOWARDS BLUCHER POINT FROM WANDOKAI, SHOWING A WRECKED JAPANESE BARGE IN THE MIDDLE DISTANCE.
