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Photograph 018550 Second World War, 1939-1945Wewak, New Guinea. 1945. Australian 155mm guns mounted as long toms proved very effective during the Australian assault on Japanese positions in the Wewak Peninsula.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wewak, New Guinea. May 1945. Australian artillerymen conveying ammunition to 155mm guns which proved invaluable during the Australian assault on the Wewak Peninsula.
Wewak, New Guinea. 1945. Australian 155mm guns mounted as long toms proved very effective during the Australian assault on Japanese positions in the Wewak Peninsula.

Wewak, New Guinea. 15 May 1945. Members of the 6th Australian Division stream from the landing craft, 1346, on to Sandy Beach during the amphibious assault on the Wewak Peninsula.

HAWAIN, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-08. NO. 1 GUN, 2/3 FIELD REGIMENT, IN ACTION. THESE "LONG TOM" 155MM GUNS ARE IN POSITION FOR THE FINAL ASSAULT AGAINST WEWAK.

New Guinea. 15 May 1945. Private A. Brandenburg of Wagin, WA, mans a twin-Vickers machine gun to provide covering fire as an Australian built barge conveying members of the 6th Australian Division app
But Beach, New Guinea. May 1945. Members of the 6th Australian Division marching to the beachhead to board HMAS Dubbo and HMAS Colac in preparation for the amphibious assault on the Wewak Peninsula wh

New Guinea. 15 May 1945. Members of the crew of HMAS Dubbo assisting members of the 6th Australian Division into the landing barges which were to convey the troops to the Wewak Peninsula to assault Ja
