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MALAHANG BEACH, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-14. ALLIED AND AUSTRALIAN TROOPS BATHING IN THE AREA NEAR LAE. THE REMAINS OF THE JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIP MYOKO MARU, WHICH WAS BEACHED AFTER RECEIVING EXTENSIVE BOMB DAMAGE FROM ALLIED AIRCRAFT LIES IN THE FOREGROUND.
MALAHANG BEACH, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-14. ALLIED AND AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ON THEIR REST DAY ON THE BEACH NEAR LAE. THE REMAINS OF THE JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIP MYOKO MARU WHICH WAS BEACHED AFTER RECEIVING EXT
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-16. TROOPS OF FIRST ARMY DESTROYED SURPLUS AMMUNITION AT MALAHANG BEACH. THEY ARE SHOWN EMPTYING CORDITE FROM CHARGE. THE WRECK OF THE JAPANESE VESSEL, MYOKO M
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-16. TROOPS OF FIRST ARMY DESTROYED SURPLUS AMMUNITION AT MALAHANG BEACH. THEY ARE SHOWN EMPTYING CORDITE FROM CHARGE. THE WRECK OF THE JAPANESE VESSEL, MYOKO M
MALAHANG, NEW GUINEA, C. 1945. WRECKAGE OF JAPANESE SHIP THE MYOKO MARU, NEAR LAE.
Lae, New Guinea. A general view of the shore line looking towards the wrecked Japanese freighter Myoko Maru of five thousand tons. Troops in the foreground on Malahang Beach sit in the sun and stand i
Lae, New Guinea. Australian troops talk things over in the shade of the Myoko Maru, a five thousand ton Japanese freighter which was damaged in an Allied air attack and subsequently beached at Malahan
