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TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-11-21. MEMBERS OF RESERVE CRAFT SECTION, 42 LANDING CRAFT COMPANY. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 43 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX)

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-11-21. MEMBERS OF RESERVE CRAFT SECTION, 42 LANDING CRAFT COMPANY. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 43 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX)

NG2191 Sergeant J B McAdam, New Guinea Volunteer Rifles, and Damien Parer, Official Cinematographer, observe Japanese movements from a secret tree top observation post above Nuk Nuk. This post was ..

BISMARCK SEA. 1943-03-03. PHOTOGRAPHED FROM A BEAUFIGHTER BOMBER AIRCRAFT PILOTED BY 260353 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT R. F. UREN OF NO. 30 SQUADRON RAAF. A JAPANESE TRANPORT SHIP ON FIRE DURING THE BATTLE ..

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-11-21. PERSONNEL OF HQ COMPANY, 42 LANDING CRAFT COMPANY. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 31 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX)

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-11-21. MEMBERS OF 1 SECTION, 2 LANDING CRAFT WORKSHOP. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 33 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX)

RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1946-03-01. THE UNIT SIGN AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAMP AREA OF 13 SMALL SHIPS COMPANY, AUSTRALIAN ARMY TRANSPORTATION CORPS

MUSCHU ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1945-11-26. ELEVEN HUNDRED JAPANESE TROOPS OF 18 JAPANESE ARMY LEFT THE WEWAK AREA ON THE JAPANESE CRUISER KASHIMA TO RETURN TO JAPAN. THEY ARE THE FIRST JAPANESE TROOPS ..

OFF KAHILI POINT, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-09-07. JAPANESE BARGE CARRYING AN ENVOY FROM LIEUTENANT-GENERAL M. KANDA, COMMANDER, 17TH JAPANESE ARMY, DRAWING ALONGSIDE THE RAN FRIGATE, HMAS DIAMANTINA, FOR ..

MUBO VILLAGE, NEW GUINEA, 1943-02-07. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF MUBO VILLAGE LOOKING SOUTH WEST AND SHOWING THE EMERGENCY LANDING GROUND

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-09-08. LIEUTENANT-GENERAL (LT-GEN) M. KANDA, COMMANDER, 17TH JAPANESE ARMY AND VICE ADMIRAL BARON SAMEJIMA SEATED AT THE SURRENDER TABLE AT HQ 2 CORPS IN READINESS FOR ..

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-09-08. LIEUTENANT-GENERAL S. G. SAVIGE, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 2 CORPS, AND THE SENIOR ALLIED OFFICERS WHO TOOK PART IN THE SURRENDER OF JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AREA