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PRAED POINT, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. A SIX INCH NAVAL GUN IN REVETMENT. THIS GUN IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN BROUGHT BY THE JAPANESE FROM SINGAPORE.
PRAED POINT, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09-15. TOMARO AND TURLURA, TWO NATIVES WHO WORKED ON THE EMPLACEMENT OF AUSTRALIAN 6-INCH GUNS AT PRAED POINT, PROUDLY WEAR AGAIN, THE IDENTIFICATION DISCS GIVEN TO THEM
PRAED POINT, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09-15. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS OF 37/52 INFANTRY BATTALION GUARDING A 6-INCH BRITISH NAVAL GUN AT PRAED POINT FORTRESS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- PRIVATE E A LANGDON (1); P
PRAED POINT, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-15. LT A.T. SCOTT, 37/52 INFANTRY BATTALION, INSPECTING ONE OF THE 6-INCH GUNS IN PRAED POINT FORTRESS AREA. THE UNIT IS OCCUPYING THE AREA FOLLOWING THE JAPANESE SUR
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-04. A CRIPPLED NATIVE LAD WHO BUILDS MINIATURE VILLAGES AT PRAED POINT TO PASS THE TIME AWAY.
LETTER WRITTEN AFTER EVACUATION FROM NEW BRITAIN DESCRIBES JAPANESE AIR RAIDS AND BEACH LANDINGS OVER RABAUL AND PRAED POINT, THE INLAND RETREAT, CONSTANT HARASSMENT BY JAPANESE, HELP FROM NATIVES. DE
LUTONG AREA, BORNEO, 4 JULY 1945. MEMBERS OF 2/13 INFANTRY BATTALION CHECKING ON STORES AND EQUIPMENT ABANDONED BY THE RETREATING JAPANESE AT THE MIRI RIVER FERRY POINT. IN FOREGROUND IS AN 8 INCH BRI
