The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Japanese Mitsubishi G4M aircraft which crash landed in the Labuan area. The aircraft, known by the Allies as a 'Bett'y flew for the first time in October 1939. The top half of the aircraft was cut off and used as a covered walkway from the accommodation tents to the showers.
The wreckage of a De Havilland DH2 aircraft used for training Australian pilots rests on top of a building where it crash landed. This aircraft was known as a pusher because the engine was located be
LABUAN ISLAND, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER 1945. A MITSUBISHI KI-51, CODE NAMED SONIA BY THE ALLIES, WHICH WAS TAKEN FROM THE JAPANESE AT KENINGAU AND FLOWN TO LABUAN ISLAND.
LABUAN ISLAND, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER 1945. A MITSUBISHI KI-51, CODE NAMED SONIA BY THE ALLIES, WHICH WAS TAKEN FROM THE JAPANESE AT KENINGAU AND FLOWN TO LABUAN ISLAND.
LABUAN ISLAND, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER, 1945. A MITSUBISHI KI-51, CODE NAMED SONIA BY THE ALLIES, WHICH WAS TAKEN FROM THE JAPANESE AT KENINGAU AND FLOWN TO LABUAN ISLAND.
LABUAN ISLAND, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER, 1945. AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN MOVING A MITSUBISHI KI-51, CODE NAMED SONIA BY THE ALLIES, WHICH WAS TAKEN AT KENINGAU AND FLOWN TO LABUAN ISLAND.
LABUAN ISLAND, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER, 1945. A RIGGER WORKING ON A MITSUBISHI KI-51 CODE NAMED SONIA BY THE ALLIES, WHICH WAS TAKEN AT KENINGAU AND FLOWN TO LABUAN ISLAND.
