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MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-12. AN AMERICAN MERCHANT "LIBERTY" SHIP BEING UNLOADED BY DOCKS CONTROL IN THE HARBOUR. THE UNLOADING IS MADE DIRECTLY INTO A 3 TON TRUCK POSITIONED IN A BARGE ALONGSIDE THE VESSEL. THIS "LIBERTY" SHIP IS THE SECOND OF ITS TYPE TO UNLOAD SINCE THE ALLIED OCCUPATION OF THE AREA.
Madang, New Guinea. 2 May 1944. The first large ship to enter Madang Harbour since the evacuation of Madang. A Liberty ship is shown at anchor in the harbour unloading stores and equipment for the 5th
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-12. THE VIEW FROM AN AMERICAN MERCHANT "LIBERTY" SHIP LOOKING DUE EAST TOWARDS MADANG. THE ENTRANCE TO THE HARBOUR IS VISIBLE AT THE LEFT NEAR TENTS HOUSING THE 111TH CASUA
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944. THE COURIER BARGE OF THE 593RD UNITED STATES BARGE COMPANY PASSING AN AMERICAN "LIBERTY" SHIP AS SHE LEAVES THE HARBOUR ON HER WAY TO ALEXISHAFEN.
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-12. THE VIEW FROM AN AMERICAN MERCHANT "LIBERTY" SHIP LOOKING TOWARDS THE LANDING BEACH AND BATTERED HOUSES. THE VESSEL'S DERRICK SWINGS AT THE UPPER RIGHT FOREGROUND WITH
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-23. PERSONNEL OF THE 7TH DOCKS OPERATING COMPANY, UNLOADING A 42 TON CHURCHILL IV TANK FROM THE HOLD OF THE AMERICAN LIBERTY SHIP, NORMAN J. COLMAN. THIS TANK IS ONE OF A C
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-23. PERSONNEL OF THE 7TH DOCKS OPERATING COMPANY, UNLOADING A 42 TON CHURCHILL IV TANK FROM THE HOLD OF THE AMERICAN LIBERTY SHIP, NORMAN J. COLMAN. THIS TANK IS ONE OF A C
