Английская Википедия:HMAS Ladava (naval base)

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Map shows Australia's northern tip and Papua-New Guinea. Milne Bay lies at the tip of the "tail" of Papua, east of Port Moresby and south of Rabaul.

Location of Milne Bay within Territory of Papua, 1942. The highlighted area is enlarged below.

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Australian troops at Milne Bay in 1942, shortly after the Battle of Milne Bay

HMAS Ladava is a former Royal Australian Navy (RAN) base that was located at Milne Bay in Papua New Guinea.

The Australian armed forces operated a number of bases in Milne Bay during World War II. Australians were able to defend and keep Milne Bay in the Battle of Milne Bay in 1942. Some bases: Rabi Camp (also spelled Rabe) was attacked by Japan in 1942. Rabi Camp was on the north shore in Swinger Bay at Шаблон:Coord. KB Mission camp (Koebule Mission) was on the north shore east of Rabi Camp at Шаблон:Coord, in the city of Alotau. Waga Waga Camp was at Шаблон:Coord, on the south shore. At Konibirrubirru Island was an Australian Wireless Spotters Station. Main camp was at HMAS Ladava. Later the US Navy built Naval Base Milne Bay nearby and in some of HMAS Ladava camps.

Kana Kopa Base

Kana Kopa (Kana Kope) is on the south side and near the entrance of Milne Bay at Шаблон:Coord. Kana Kopa was used as anchorage for the Royal Australian Navy starting in 1942 and supported the August 1942 Battle of Milne Bay.

Airfields

• Gurney Airfield (No. 1 Strip) at Milne Bay, is now Gurney Airport at Шаблон:Coord.
• Turnbull Field (No. 3 Strip) was built in 1942 and is located near Gil Gili, just west of Swinger Bay. Now Memorial Park- No. 3 Airstrip at Шаблон:Coord.
• Waigani Airfield, No. 2 Strip was built near Waigani on the west end of Milne Bay. Due to poor water drainage, the airfield was abandoned and not used. Airfield was at Шаблон:Coord.

Gallery

• Area Milne Bay Bases in 1942

  Area Milne Bay Bases in 1942

• MV Anshun lying on her side at Gili Gili Dock, in Milne Bay, New Guinea, 1942

  MV Anshun lying on her side at Gili Gili Dock, in Milne Bay, New Guinea, 1942

• No 3 Strip and Stephens Ridge at Milne Bay

  No 3 Strip and Stephens Ridge at Milne Bay

• An Australian P-40 at Milne Bay

  An Australian P-40 at Milne Bay

• An Australian Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun of the 2/9th Light Anti-Aircraft Battery at Milne Bay No. 1 Airstrip

  An Australian Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun of the 2/9th Light Anti-Aircraft Battery at Milne Bay No. 1 Airstrip

• Australian camp at Milne Bay

  Australian camp at Milne Bay

• MV Anshun lying on her side at Gili Gili Dock, in Milne Bay, New Guinea, 1942

  MV Anshun lying on her side at Gili Gili Dock, in Milne Bay, New Guinea, 1942

• One of the Japanese barges after the battle. The fluted bottom allows the barge to retract from the beach easily.

  One of the Japanese barges after the battle. The fluted bottom allows the barge to retract from the beach easily.

• Maop Battle of Milne Bay 25 August - 7 September 1942

  Maop Battle of Milne Bay 25 August - 7 September 1942

• Australian 2-10th Inf Bn Milne Bay Sep 1942

  Australian 2-10th Inf Bn Milne Bay Sep 1942

• RAAF fighter pilots Milne Bay Sept 1942

  RAAF fighter pilots Milne Bay Sept 1942

• Japanese type 95 tank at Milne Bay after battle

  Japanese type 95 tank at Milne Bay after battle

• Australians with 3.7 inch howitzer dismantled before being loaded on a Japanese motor-driven barge which was captured at Milne Bay

  Australians with 3.7 inch howitzer dismantled before being loaded on a Japanese motor-driven barge which was captured at Milne Bay

• Cyril Clowes with new bridge at Milne Bay

  Cyril Clowes with new bridge at Milne Bay

See also

• Gama River
• List of former Royal Australian Navy bases