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BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. THE SOUTHERN END OF THE ISLAND VIEWED FROM THE JAPANESE CONTROL TOWER ON THE AIRSTRIP. IT IS BELIEVED THAT BETWEEN 300 AND 800 ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR WERE KILLED AND BURIED IN THIS PART OF THE ISLAND BY THE JAPANESE, AFTER THEY COMPLETED THE AIRSTRIP WHICH WAS THE MAIN ENEMY BASE IN THE SOLOMONS AREA. (JOINS 98831 AND 98832.)
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. THE SOUTHERN END OF THE ISLAND VIEWED FROM THE JAPANESE CONTROL TOWER ON THE AIRSTRIP. IT IS BELIEVED THAT BETWEEN 300 AND 800 ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR W
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. THE SOUTHERN END OF THE ISLAND VIEWED FROM THE JAPANESE CONTROL TOWER ON THE AIRSTRIP. IT IS BELIEVED THAT BETWEEN 300 AND 800 ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR W
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. THE GRAVES OF ALLIED SOLDIERS KILLED BY THE JAPANESE. IT IS BELIEVED THAT BETWEEN 300 AND 800 ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR WERE KILLED BY THE JAPANESE AFTER
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. A MEMBER OF 7 INFANTRY BATTALION EXAMINING ONE OF THE MANY HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS WHICH HELPED TO PROTECT THE AIRSTRIP. THE GUN IS STILL IN GOOD CONDI
BALLALAE ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-10. THE SKELETON OF AN ALLIED SOLDIER, RECOVERED BY THE ATROCITIES COMMISSION, LAID OUT ON A BLANKET PRIOR TO REMOVAL BY A WAR GRAVES REGISTRATION UNIT. IT
FAURO ISLAND, BOUGAINVILLE AREA. 1945-11-12. EQUIPMENT AND PERSONAL POSSESSIONS OF ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR WHO WERE KILLED ON BALLALAE, FOUND WITH SOME OF THE RECOVERED BODIES. THE ATROCITIES COMMISSI
