The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. To facilitate transport along the north coast extensive use was made of barges. The first stores arrive at an advanced position during the pursuit of the Japanese towards Hansa Bay.
New Guinea. To facilitate transport along the north coast, extensive use was made of landing barges. The first stores, including the banner for the 'Australian Comforts Fund in association with the Yo
New Guinea. Australian troops who pursued the fleeing Japanese along the north coast made extensive use of barges. Their enthusiasm for the task offset the effects of the tedious method of transport.
New Guinea. Two Australian soldiers, silhouetted against the sky, make their way along the seashore during the pursuit of the Japanese along the north coast after the occupation of Madang.
New Guinea. A milestone on the long trek along the north coast in pursuit of the Japanese. Australian troops march past a Japanese grave.
New Guinea. Pushing forward in pursuit of the Japanese, these Australian troops are proceeding along the north coast after the occupation of Madang.
HANSA BAY AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-07. AUSTRALIAN ARMY BARGES LOADED WITH JAPANESE SALVAGE (DRUMS OF FUEL, TYRES ETC.) ON THE REGULATION RUN BETWEEN HANSA BAY AND MADANG.
