Lae was subsequently developed by the Allies as a major base. Today Lae is the site of the second-largest Commonwealth War Graves cemetery in Papua New Guinea. 2,359 Australians are buried there, and ...
The AFL PNG development team in Lae, Papua New Guinea, along with volunteer Anthony Healy, will visit the Lae War Cemetery to deliver birthdate pennis, flags and certificates to the graves of the ...
A memorial in New Guinea recording the names of 18 members of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion who died between August 1943 and April 1944. VX141635 Private (Pte) Francis John Boyle, killed ...