World War 2, Papua New Guinea, Rabaul , 1 Marine Supply Platoon, 1945
1945Overview
View of small craft at wharf at Rabaul
Historical information
AM1939 was a motor vessel of the 1st Marine Food Supply Platoon. It could cover the 70 mile journey between Port Moresby and Yule Island. travelling at half speed, in under 7 hours. The vessel has a cruising range of 500 miles with a capacity to transport 2 1/2 tons of fish refrigerated at 30 degrees fahrenheit. When underway i\the crew often had two outrigger poles positioned to troll for mackerel.
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cwa-org-32-P2000.123.2r
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-4.2007421560777, 152.17072763588
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- Post 1945, Papua New Guinea, Rabaul, HMAS Kanimbla,1946 (0.07km away)
- World War 2, Papua New Guinea Rabaul, 1945 (0.07km away)
- World War 2, Papua New Guinea Rabaul, 1945 (0.16km away)
- Post 1945, Papua New Guinea Karavia Bay, GUY, 1946 (1.05km away)
- Post 1945, Papua New Guinea Rabaul, 1946 (1.06km away)
- World War 2, Papua New Guinea Rabaul, 1945 (2.92km away)
- World War 2, South West Pacific, New Britain, Surrender Ceremony, HMS Glory,1945 (18.18km away)
- Post 1945, Papua New Guinea Keravat, 1946 (21.7km away)
- World War 2, Papua New Guinea Wide Bay, New Britain, 1945 (98.16km away)
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