The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Australian troops rush ashore from landing barge on Karkar Island in the early hours of the morning without opposition from the Japanese.
New Guinea. An Australian landing by barge on Karkar Island was made in the early hours of the morning without opposition from the Japanese. The operation had been carefully planned and was executed w
NEW GUINEA. AN AUSTRALIAN LANDING ON KARKAR ISLAND WAS MADE IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING WITHOUT OPPOSITION FROM THE JAPANESE. THE OPERATION HAD BEEN CAREFULLY PLANNED AND WAS EXECUTED WITHOUT A
Toem, Dutch New Guinea. United States Engineer Corps troops wading ashore from a landing craft. They encountered only light opposition from Japanese forces.
New Guinea. An Australian patrol picking its way through dense undergrowth on Karkar Island which was occupied without resistance from the Japanese.
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS CONFERRING WITH U.S. ENGINEERS PREPARATORY TO THE LANDING ON KARKAR ISLAND WHICH WAS OCCUPIED BY THE AUSTRALIANS WITHOUT RESISTANCE. A MUDMAP IS CONSTRUCTED ON THE SAND
New Guinea. Sergeant Major B. Osborne of Wonthaggi, Vic, leading a patrol through the jungle on Karkar Island which the Australians occupied without resistance from the Japanese.
