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VULCAN, RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-14. THE FLASH CAUSED BY THE DESTRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION. IT WAS DESTROYED BY MEMBERS OF HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVISION.
VULCAN, RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-14. THE LARGE COLUMNS OF SMOKE CAUSED BY THE DESTRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION. IT WAS DESTROYED BY MEMBERS OF HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVIS
VULCAN, RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-14. THE CRATER FORMED BY THE DESTRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION. IT WAS DESTROYED BY MEMBERS OF HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVISION.
VULCAN, RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-14. AN AMMUNITION DUMP HOLDING APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION. IT IS TO BE DESTROYED BY TROOPS OF HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVISION.
VULCAN, RABAUL AREA, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-14. LIEUTENANT J. MUNRO, AND HIS SERGEANT, MEMBERS OF HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVISION, SET THE FUSE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITI
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-20. A BOX OF JAPANESE 75 MM AMMUNITION IN STORAGE IN 11 DIVISION AREA, SHOWING RUST AND CORROSION CAUSED BY POOR WATERPROOFING.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1946-03-01. AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF HEAT, SELF COMBUSTION OF CORDITE CAUSED A FIRE IN 5,500 TONS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION WAS DESTROYED IN THE FIRE WHICH RAGED FOR SEVERAL HOURS. SHO
