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Photograph 106685 Second World War, 1939-1945LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, 1944-10-20. LANDING CRAFT HEADING FOR THE BEACHES DURING THE INVASION.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, 1944-10-20. ON BOARD HMAS WESTRALIA WITH HMAS KANIMBLA AND HMAS MANOORA AHEAD DURING THE INVASION OF LEYTE.
LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, 1944-10-20. LANDING CRAFT HEADING FOR THE BEACHES DURING THE INVASION.

HMA Ships "Manoora" (ahead), "Westralia", and "Kanimbla", with U.S Destroyers support, in action against Japanese torpedo bomber in Leyte Gulf. Repeated runs were made by the aircraft but intense fire

TOROKINA AREA, BOUGAINVILLE, SOLOMON ISLANDS. 1944-12-06. HMAS KANIMBLA, (LEFT), AND HMAS MANOORA, (RIGHT), IN EMPRESS AUGUSTA BAY VIEWED FROM HMAS WESTRALIA.

1944-10-21. LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. DAMAGE TO HMAS AUSTRALIA'S FOREMAST, CONTROL POSITION AND BRIDGE. THE DAMAGE RESULTED FROM A JAPANESE DIVE BOMBER STRIKING THE FOREMAST.

Featured are HMAS Kanimbla, Manoora, and Westralia, landing ships bringing infantry arriving in Lingayen Gulf prior to the Allied invasion at Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippines. On 5 January, 1945, HMA
On 20 October 1944 the United States 6th Army invaded Leyte, Philippines, landing on the east coast in vicinity of Tacloban, the capital. Two firm beach heads were established. On 21 October 1944 US A