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New Guinea. Patrol boat, no. 126. out on the sea. Patrol boats on evening patrol duty has an amazingly successful time in operating against Japanese barges, submarines and planes and in strafing villages held by the enemy.
Australian destroyers leaving Albania for patrol duty in the Adriatic Sea. Two divisions, each containing three Australian ships, took turns to spend four days at a time on patrol; searching for enem
A ship's boat from an Australian destroyer on patrol duty moves towards a seaplane or flying boat, which has just landed to deliver a message for the ship. The six ships of the Australian destroyer f
Barges and Patrol Torpedo Boats of the 542nd United States Boat Company at White Beach, Saidor on the Huon Peninsula.
Barges and Patrol Torpedo Boats of the 542nd United States Boat Company at White Beach, Saidor on the Huon Peninsula.
At Sea, New Guinea. On HMAS Warramunga, Able Seaman Les Lawrence of Perth, WA, and Signalman Bruce Drake of Wagga, NSW, visual signallers on constant lookout for enemy planes and submarines using an A
After the surrender, more than 600 soldiers were left behind on the island. Many of these men made their way back to Egypt in landing barges, fishing boats, or submarines. An Australian soldier who
