Image from the Maxwell James Millener personal collection.
Aerial oblique view of Rabaul township and Simpson Harbour, New Britain. Taken from a No. 1 Squadron Ventura.
Image from the Maxwell James Millener personal collection.
Aerial oblique view of Rabaul township and Simpson Harbour, New Britain. Taken from a No. 1 Squadron Ventura.
Image from the Maxwell James Millener personal collection.
Air to air view of No. 1 Squadron Ventura NZ4608 over the volcanos near Rabaul and Simpson Harbour, New Britain
Image from the Maxwell James Millener personal collection.
Air to air view of No. 1 Squadron Ventura NZ4608 over Simpson Harbour, Rabaul.
Original RNZAF negative number PR6659.
Image from the Edward John Ernest Tompkins personal collection.
Simpson Harbour viewed from a No. 5 Squadron Catalina.
Handwritten on the reverse "Sunken ship in Rabaul Harbour (New Britain) Active volcano in right background."
Image from the Murray Dayman personal collection.
Aerial oblique view of two volcanos. Believed to be one side of Simpson Harbour, Rabaul, New Britain.
Line-up of three Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Reisen - Zero Fighters with their engines running about to fly to Jacquinot Bay [?]
Aircraft are missing wheel covers on their undercarriage doors.
Allied code name: 'ZEKE'.
Missing Personnel Investigation Unit, Rabaul and Gazelle Peninsula.
Investigating officials and the Japanese pilots who were to fly their aircraft to Jacquinot Bay.
Neg G.347
Aerial oblique view of Simpson Harbour and Rabaul township, New Britain.
Shows the Japanese airfields Rakada, Rapopo, Tobera, Vunakanau, Lakunai. Duke of York Islands also visible.
Copied from a document from the Directorate of Intelligence, Allied Air Forces, South West Pacific Area.
Japanese Aichi E13A1A float-plane on slipway at Malaguna, Rabaul, New Britain. Allied code name: 'JAKE'.
NB. This aircraft was an RNZAF war prize, but did not come to New Zealand.
MPIU 9/986
This is the cave where Warrant Officer RC Warren and Flight Lieutenant FG Keefe were held prisoner by the Japanese, although on separate occasions. Rabaul, New Britain.
