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SALAMAUA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-24. AN ABANDONED JAPANESE ANTI- AIRCRAFT GUN.
Salamaua, New Guinea was captured by Japanese forces in March 1942. Soon after the Japanese established a strategic base in the area. The thin isthmus connecting the Salamaua peninsula to the New Guin
New Guinea. Australian troops inspecting abandoned Japanese 75mm ack ack (anti-aircraft) gun on the foreshore at Alexishafen.
SALAMAUA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-24. IRON GIRDERS RE- INFORCING THE NARROW PENINSULA OF SALAMAUA.
ALEXISHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-27. THE AREA NEAR THE WATERFRONT SHOWING CASES OF ABANDONED JAPANESE EQUIPMENT AND THE RESULTS OF ALLIED BOMBING. A MEMBER OF THE RAN (1), AT THE FOREGROUND EXAMINES T
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-09-20. JAPANESE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CAPTURED ON THE PENINSULA IN THE 312TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT AID DETACHMENT AREA. THIS GUN WAS FOUND IN GOOD ORDER.
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-09-20. JAPANESE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN CAPTURED ON THE PENINSULA IN THE 312TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT AID DETACHMENT AREA. THIS GUN WAS FOUND IN GOOD ORDER.
