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Photograph 070068 Second World War, 1939-1945A small barge can be seen lying on its side in this photograph which illustrates the perfect aerial cover for barge hideouts in tributaries feeding the Goaling River, Huon Peninsula.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This Japanese barge was discovered and re-floated by Lieutenant Wallace, an Indian Army officer attached to the 2/13th Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers. The barge, in excellent condition, was left behind in its hideout on the Goaling River, Huon Peninsula, by the retreating Japanese.
A small barge can be seen lying on its side in this photograph which illustrates the perfect aerial cover for barge hideouts in tributaries feeding the Goaling River, Huon Peninsula.

Salvageable equipment abandoned by the Japanese showing damage caused through fires resulting from three direct hits by our bomber aircraft. Cases of ammunition can be seen beyond the water filled cr

An abandoned Japanese barge lying in the shelter of trees and partially camouflaged with bamboo lattice work on the banks of the Goaling River, Huon Peninsula is being removed by the 9th Division Salv

Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit natives shown with a member of the 9th Division Salvage Unit at a hospital stores dump left by retreating Japanese in the Goaling River area of the Huon Penin

GOALING RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-21. A SECTION OF AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY CROSSING THE RIVER IN A JAPANESE FERRY WHICH WAS LEFT BEHIND BY THE RETREATING ENEMY.

GOALING RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-21. A SECTION OF AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY CROSSING THE RIVER IN A JAPANESE FERRY WHICH WAS LEFT BEHIND BY THE RETREATING ENEMY.
