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They played a significant role in the Pacific Ocean theatre and South West Pacific theatre, particularly as an early warning network during the Guadalcanal campaign. I was going through my editing program GIMP and started playing with some settings that I've never touched before just to see what they did. This is the end result, made me think about the Coastwatchers and the things they saw during the war. Taken last August. It was the second landing the US 1st Marine Division had conducted during the war thus far, after Guadalcanal.
The objective of the operation was to capture the two Japanese airfields near Cape Gloucester that were defended by elements of the Japanese 17th Division. The main landing came on 26 December , when US Marines landed on either side of the peninsula. The western landing force acted as a diversion and cut the coastal road near Tauali to restrict Japanese freedom of movement, while the main force, landing on the eastern side, advanced north towards the airfields.
The advance met light resistance at first, but was slowed by the swampy terrain which channeled the US troops onto a narrow coastal trail. A Japanese counterattack briefly slowed the advance but by the end of December, the airfields had been captured and consolidated by the Marines. Fighting continued into early January as the US troops extended their perimeter south from the airfields towards Borgen Bay.
Organized resistance ceased on 16 January when US troops captured Hill ; however, mopping up operations in the vicinity continued into April until the Marines were relieved by US Army forces.
Cape Gloucester is a headland that sits on the northern peninsula at the west end of the island of New Britain, which lies to the northeast of mainland New Guinea. It is roughly opposite to the Huon Peninsula, from which it is separated by Rooke Island with the intervening sea lane divided into the Vitiaz and Dampier Straits.