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MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. NX99294 SAPPER H. STAPLETON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (1), DISPLAYING BELTS OF JAPANESE .5 INCH AMMUNITION FOUND AT MADANG AIRFIELD. A STINSON AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND.
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS DISPLAY BELTS OF JAPANESE .5 INCH MACHINE GUN AMMUNITION FOUND ON MADANG AIRFIELD. THE AMMUNITION FED THE GUNS OF JAPANESE ZER
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. NX99280 CORPORAL FRANKHEISS, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS USES A BULLDOZER TO CLEAR THE MADANG AIRFIELD. A STINSON AIRCRAFT IS SEEN AT THE BACKGROUND.
New Guinea. Wrecked Japanese planes littered Madang airstrip when Australians occupied the town. In the background can be seen Allied Stinson L5 observation and communication aircraft on repaired stri
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS LOAD HIGH OCTANE AVIATION SPIRIT ABANDONED BY THE JAPANESE IN DUMPS AT MADANG AIRFIELD. THE PETROL WAS FOUND SUITABLE FOR THE MOTORS IN HMA MOTOR LAUN
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. ONE OF THE DUMPS OF HIGH OCTANE AVIATION SPIRIT ABANDONED BY THE JAPANESE AT MADANG AIRFIELD. THE PETROL HAS BEEN FOUND SUITABLE FOR USE IN THE MOTORS IN HMA MOTOR LAUN
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1944-04-30. RAN SAILORS PIPING VALUABLE HIGH OCTANE AVIATION SPIRIT ABANDONED BY THE JAPANESE AT MADANG AIRFIELD INTO HMA MOTOR LAUNCH 424. THE PETROL HAS BEEN FOUND SUITABLE FOR U
