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HMVS Nelson between 1870 and 1879

The two midget submarines sunk in Sydney Harbour were used to construct a composite midget submarine which toured Australia during the war.

A woman chalks the name "Edith" on the hull of the composite midget submarine.

An Australian officer and a signaler on Shaggy Ridge

LSTs leaving Morotai for Tarakan

A 25 Pounder gun in action covering engineer operations off Tarakan Island

26th Brigade Headquarters landing from a LST

Engineers go forward with a Matilda II tank

Infantry from the 2/48th Battalion move forward past a Matilda II tank

RAAF B-24 bombers over Tarakan

Allied shipping off Tarakan on 1 May 1945

An Australian soldier investigating a Japanese bunker which has been hit by naval shellfire and a flamethrower

'HMAS Margy'

Map of Tarakan

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[edit] Battle of Morotai order of battle

This is a listing of the Allied and Japanese military units which took part in the Battle of Morotai during World War II.

[edit] Allies

• Headquarters XI Corps
  • 31st Infantry Division
  • 126th Regimental Combat Team, 32nd Infantry Division
    • 126th Infantry Regiment
    • 120th Field Artillery Battalion
    • Detachments from 32nd Division engineer, quartermaster, ordnance, signal, medical and military police units[1]

• Task Force 77

[edit] Japan

[edit] Casualties by service

Australian Army^[1]