The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE, MOROTAI. 1946-01-19. LITTLE EVIDENCE IS LEFT THAT THIS AREA, ON ROUTE 5 AT SATATI, WAS ONCE THE SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY. IT IS THE AREA OCCUPIED SUCCESSIVELY BY 7TH DIVISION HEADQUARTERS AND 9TH DIVISION HEADQUARTERS.
HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE, MOROTAI. 1946-01-19. LITTLE EVIDENCE IS LEFT THAT THIS AREA, ON ROUTE 5 AT SATATI, WAS ONCE THE SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY. IT IS THE AREA OCCUPIED SUCCESSIVELY BY 7TH DIVISION
MOROTAI, NEI. 1946-01-18. ONCE ONE OF THE MAIN WATER POINTS ON THE ISLAND THIS BROKEN DOWN STRUCTURE ON ROUTE 1 IS FURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE DESERTED ATMOSPHERE OF MOROTAI.
MOROTAI, NEI. 1946-01-18. SCENES IN THE AREA ONCE OCCUPIED BY 101 ARMY TRANSPORT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, ON ROUTE 1 TYPICAL OF THE MANY DESERTED CAMP SITES ON THE ISLAND.
MOROTAI, NEI. 1946-01-18. SCENES IN THE AREA ONCE OCCUPIED BY 101 ARMY TRANSPORT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, ON ROUTE 1 ARE TYPICAL OF THE MANY DESERTED CAMP SITES ON THE ISLAND.
MOROTAI 1946-01-17. A GOOD IMPRESSION OF THE LACK OF ACTIVITY ON MOROTAI FIVE MONTHS AFTER THE JAPANESE SURRENDER IS GIVEN BY THIS SCENE OF THE MAIN ROAD (ROUTE 5) AT 3 PM. FORMERLY THIS ROAD WAS VERY
MOROTAI 1946-01-17. HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE. BLUE BEACH, USED BY AMERICAN FORCES IN THE LANDING OF 1944-09 AND LATER TO EMBARK THE AUSTRALIAN 7TH AND 9TH DIVISIONS ON LANDING SHIPS, TANK (LSTS) FOR
