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RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-20. THE INTERIOR OF ONE OF THE TUNNELS IN 11 DIVISION AREA WHICH WAS USED FOR THE STORAGE OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS AS A PROTECTIVE MEASURE AGAINST ALLIED AIR ATTACK.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-25. STACKS OF JAPANESE AMMUNITION, INCLUDING A CAPTURED WINCHESTER 303, STORED IN A TUNNEL IN 11 DIVISION AREA. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS AS A PROT
TUNNEL HILL ROAD, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-03. THE DOMED FORMATIONS IN THE CEILINGS OF TUNNELS. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS IN THE RABAUL AREA AFTER ABOVEGROUND INSTALLATIONS
TUNNEL HILL ROAD, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-03. THE ENTRANCE TO TWO TUNNELS SEEN FROM THE INSIDE OF A THIRD. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS IN THE RABAUL AREA AFTER ABOVEGROUND I
TUNNEL HILL ROAD, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-03. THE INTERIOR OF A LARGE TUNNEL WITH SMALLER BRANCHES LEADING OFF. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS IN THE RABAUL AREA AFTER ABOVEGRO
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-23. CORPORAL A.F. THOMAS, 37/52 INFANTRY BATTALION, GUARDING THE ENTRANCE TO A TUNNEL. THE JAPANESE GARRISON AT RABAUL MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNELS AFTER ABOVEGROUND INST
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-04. AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE PERSONNEL FROM 118 GENERAL HOSPITAL LOOKING AT ONE OF THE MANY TUNNELS DUG BY THE JAPANESE INTO THE SURROUNDING HILLSIDES AS A
