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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 MARU, LIES IN BACKGROUND.
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 ON MALAHANG BEACH. SHOWN, CORDITE BURNING FIERCELY. DRUMS LITTERING THE BEACH ARE SOME OF THOSE WASHED TO
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-16. TROOPS OF FIRST ARMY DESTROYED SURPLUS AMMUNITION AT MALAHANG BEACH. THEY ARE SHOWN LAYING A FUSE TRAIL.
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-16. TROOPS OF FIRST ARMY DESTROYED SURPLUS AMMUNITION AT MALAHANG BEACH. THEY ARE SHOWN UNLOADING BOXES OF AMMUNITION FROM A TRUCK.
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-16. TROOPS OF FIRST ARMY WHO HAVE BEEN UNLOADING AMMUNITION BOXES PAUSE FOR A MUG OF COLD FRUIT JUICE. SURPLUS AMMUNITION IS BEING DESTROYED AT MALAHANG BEACH.
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 BOM
