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British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. The Australian advance on Weston in amphibious landing vehicle tractors was achieved without opposition. The infantry of 2/32nd Battalion, 9th Division AIF, however, were on the alert for an enemy surprise and they took advantage of natural cover while moving along the Weston railway, which was one of the main objectives.
Weston, British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. After landing at Weston in amphibious landing vehicle tractors members of the 2/32nd Battalion, 9th Division AIF, prepare a patrol towards their objective -
Weston, British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. After landing at Weston in amphibious landing vehicle tractors members of the 2/32nd Battalion, 9th Division AIF, warily begin their patrol towards their ob
British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. Ready for any emergency a bren-gunner takes cover alongside the track of the Weston railway to cover the advance of the 2/32nd Battalion, 9th Division AIF.
British North Borneo. c. 17 June 1945. Ready for any emergency a bren-gunner takes cover alongside the track of the Weston railway to cover the advance of the 2/32nd Battalion, 9th Division AIF.
Between Labuan Island and British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. American-manned amphibious landing vehicle tractors were used to transport Australian infantry for the capture of the town of Weston on th
Between Labuan Island and British North Borneo. 17 June 1945. American-manned amphibious landing vehicle tractors were used to transport Australian infantry for the capture of the town of Weston on th
