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MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA, 1945-09-26. THE PARIT SULONG BRIDGE, FROM THE WEST BANK, LITTERED BY THE WRECKAGE OF AN AUSTRALIAN CONVOY DESTROYED DURING A JAPANESE AMBUSH.
MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA. 1945-09-26. THE WRECKAGE OF AN AUSTRALIAN CONVOY LITTERING BOTH SIDES OF THE ROAD AT PARIT SULONG WHERE IT WAS DESTROYED DURING AN ENEMY AMBUSH. ON THE LEFT CAN BE SEEN SOME
MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA, 1945-09-26. THE SITE OF THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY THE LEFT FORWARD COMPANY (B), 2/29TH BATTALION, DURING THE BATTLE FOR THE MUAR ROAD. IT WAS ALSO THE SITE OF THE FINAL PERIM
YONG PENG, JOHORE, MALAYA. 1945-09-26. THE YONG PENG BRIDGE LOOKING WEST TO MUAR. AFTER THE REMNANTS OF 2/19TH INFANTRY BATTALION AND 2/29TH INFANTRY BATTALION HAD CROSSED THE BRIDGE ON THE NIGHT OF 1
MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA. 1945-09-26. THE VILLAGE OF BAKRI ON THE MUAR ROAD.
MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA. 1945-09-26. THE APPROXIMATE POSITION WHERE LIEUTENANT COLONEL C. G. W. ANDERSON VC, MC, LED THE BAYONET CHARGE AGAINST THE JAPANESE MACHINE GUN POSITION DURING THE BATTLE FO
MUAR AREA, JOHORE, MALAYA. 1945-09-26. THE AREA BETWEEN THE BAKRI VILLAGE AND THE 101 MILE PEG ON THE MUAR ROAD WHERE THE JAPANESE BAYONETTED NINETEEN WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS TO DEATH AND THEN THR
