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Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Department of Information cameraman Roy Driver using his camera mounted on a rifle butt during the Allied landing on Biak Island. Driver secured an excellent newsreel cover of the Allied occupation of this Japanese stronghold.
Labuan Island, Borneo. 26 June 1945. Roy Driver and his pipe, Department of Information cameraman, who provided the newsreel cover on the Labuan Island operation, uses a light meter with his Bell and
Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. Department of Information photographer Jim Fitzpatrick who secured a photographic scoop of three of four Japanese "Suicide" planes crashing as they attempted to attack a
At Sea, Borneo. 10 May 1945. N1618 Roy Driver, Department of Information cameraman, taking movies using a 35mm motion picture Bell and Howell Eyemo cine camera from a landing craft as it approaches th
Philippines. Australian Department of Information cameraman, Roy Driver, using his Bell and Howell Eyemo 35mm cine camera with a telephoto lens.
Dutch New Guinea. Department of Information photographer Jim Fitzpatrick taking photographs from the crows nest of an Allied vessel engaged in the attack on Biak Island.
Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. An amphibious US tracked vehicle at Biak after the allied landing.
