Basil Stahl with commemorative quilt
Former army surveyor Basil Stahl with the commemorative quilt hung in the NT library
View ArticleOriginal Post Office Wall (Stop 3)
One of the walls of the bombed Post Office remains in its original place, now inside the NT Library
View ArticleParliament House and the NT Library (Stop 3)
Parliament House and the NT Library were built on the spot the old Darwin Post Office stood.
View ArticleThe old Darwin Post Office
The Darwin Post Office was bombed in the first aid raids on Darwin
View ArticleOil Tunnels (Stop 2)
Oil tunnels were built underground after the first attacks to prevent them from being spotted by air
View ArticleThe original oil tanks
The original oil tanks near the harbour's edge were damaged in the bombing, as Japan wanted to immobilise Darwin
View ArticleThe wharf precinct, 70 years after the bombing
The Darwin waterfront precinct is now a peaceful dining and recreational area
View ArticleThe Australian Neptuna sinks
The Australian Neptuna sinks after being bombed on February 19
View ArticleDarwin Harbour bombed
Many ships sank after being bombed in the Darwin Harbour on February 19, 1942
View Article1992 re-enactment
A newspaper clipping shows a 1992 re-enactment of gunners Des Lambert and Dick Moller with current serving Navy personnel at the same place on Smith St
View Article1942 Re-enactment
Surviving veterans Des Lambert and Dick Moller of the Bombing of Darwin returned to Smith St Mall to re-enact this scene as it was pictured in 1942. They were joined by present serving naval officers...
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