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WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA, 1945-05-17. A JAPANESE 75 MILLIMETRE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN DESTROYED BY THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. THE AREA IS NOW OCCUPIED BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY TROOPS. MUSCHU ISLAND AND KAIRIRU ISLAND ARE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND.
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA, 1945-05-17. JAPANESE GUNS ON THE WIRUI MISSION AREA, NOW OCCUPIED BY 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY TROOPS, MUSCHU ISLAND AND KAIRIRU ISLAND CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKG
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA, 1945-05-17. STAFF-SERGEANT A. ROSE, 2/2 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY (1), EXAMINING A JAPANESE 75 MILLIMETRE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN ON THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE POINT.
WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-06-28. THE VIEW FROM MOUNT SHIBURANGU LOOKING NORTH EAST AND SHOWING RABOIN ISLAND (1), KAIRIRU AND MUSCHU ISLANDS (2) AND WEWAK POINT (3). THE AREA HAS BEEN CAPTURED FROM
KAIRIRU ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-17. REAR-ADMIRAL S. SATO, FORMER JAPANESE NAVAL COMMANDER OF KAIRIRU AND MUSCHU ISLANDS WATCHING HIS TROOPS EMBARKING FOR TRANSFER BY BARGE TO MUSCHU ISLAND. FOLLOW
WEWAK POINT, NEW GUINEA, 1945-09-19.KAIRIRU ISLAND VIEWED FROM WEWAK POINT. THE MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN OF KAIRIRU ISLAND MAKES MUSCHU ISLAND, WHICH LIES IN FRONT OF IT, ALMOST INDISCERNABLE. THE MOUNTAIN
KAIRIRU ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-17. FOLLOWING THE SURRENDER ALL JAPANESE NAVAL PERSONNEL ON KAIRIRU ISLAND WERE TRANSFERRED TO MUSCHU ISLAND. SHOWN ACTIVITY AT THE EMBARKATION POINT - JAPANESE HUR
