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Photograph 018635 Second World War, 1939-1945Labuan Island, Borneo. 10 June 1945. Australian personnel inspecting a Japanese bomber aircraft. The airstrip was captured by the Australians of 2/43rd Battalion on the day of the landing.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The airstrip on Labuan Island was captured by the Australians of 2/43rd Battalion on the day of the landing. Three undientifed Australian personnel inspect an Imperial Japanese Army Ki-45 Toryu "Nick" fighter-attack aircraft
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Labuan Island, Borneo. 10 June 1945. Australian personnel inspecting a Japanese bomber aircraft. The airstrip was captured by the Australians of 2/43rd Battalion on the day of the landing.

JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI KI-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH

JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH

JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH

JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH

Unidentified Australians inspecting a wrecked Japanese Army Kawasaki Ki-45 Kai (Nick) twin engined fighter bomber aircraft, which has been destroyed on the ground by allied aircraft. Note the nose mo
