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Taiof Island

Taiof Island, auch bekannt als Toiokh Island, in der deutschen Kolonialzeit Kaiserinsel genannt, ist eine Insel vor der Nordwestküste der Insel Bougainville in der Autonomen Region Bougainville im Osten Papua-Neuguineas. Geographie Taiof ist nach Bougainville und Buka die drittgrößte Insel der Autonomen Region Bougainville im nordöstlichen Archipel der Salomonen. Die Insel schirmt die Matchin Bay westlich Richtung offenes Meer ab. Die Bucht wird von Bougainville im Osten, Buka im Norden und Taiof im Westen gebildet. Die Insel ist ca. 13 Kilometer lang und an der breitesten Stelle etwa 3 Kilometer breit. Nördlich der Insel liegen noch Madehas Island und Sohano Island. Südlich liegt Tanwoa Island, südöstlich die Saposa Islands und westlich liegen Hatsigan Island, Manus und Gog Island. Weiterhin liegen einige kleine Inseln der Westküste der Insel vorgelagert. Kriegsgeschichte Die Insel wurde 1942 von den Japanern besetzt. Anfang März 1944 versuchten japanische Truppen, sich mit einheimischen Kanus von der Insel Taiof zurückzuziehen und Tarlean an der Nordwestküste von Bougainville zu erreichen, wurden jedoch von Dorfbewohnern überfallen, die der Australia New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) treu ergeben waren. Die Insel und die nähere Umgebung blieb schließlich noch bis zur Kapitulation Japans besetzt. Literatur Karl James: The Hard Slog. Australians in the Bougainville Campaign, 1944–45. Cambridge University Press. Cambridge. 2012. Karte: S. 116. S. 119–121 f. Weblinks Taiof Island auf GeoNames. Einzelnachweise
Taiof Island

Taiof Island, also known as Toiokh Island, is a small volcanic island off the north-western coast of Bougainville Island, in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville in eastern Papua New Guinea. It is part of the Solomon Islands Archipelago and falls within the Kunua Rural LLG in the North Solomons Province. Saposa language is spoken by the inhabitants on the island. History During the Second World War, Taiof Island was occupied by the Empire of Japan in 1942. In early March 1944, the villagers loyal to the Allies ambushed the Japanese troops who attempted to escape from the island using native canoes to reach Tarlean on the northwest coast of Bougainville. After the war, it was part of Kieta District in the Northern Solomons in the territory of New Guinea. In 1975, it became part of the Bougainville Province in Papua New Guinea, which became an autonomous region in 2002. Geography Taiof is a small volcanic island off the north-western coast of Bougainville Island, in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville in eastern Papua New Guinea. It is located in the north-eastern Solomon Islands Archipelago. It is located to the south of Sohano and Buka Islands, and north-west of Soraken. It falls within the Kunua Rural LLG in the North Solomons Province. The island occupies an area of 23.065 km2 (8.905 sq mi) and has a tropical rainforest climate with heavy rainfall, high humidity and hot temperatures year round. It is located on the Banda Sea, a distinct plate in the eastern Indonesian region. Interactions of with the Australian and Pacific plates, gives rise to notable seismic and volcanic activity in the islands. The island has a mean elevation of 62 m (203 ft). The topography consists of flat coastal lowlands and plains in the interior with the highest elevation reaching 180 m (590 ft). The island has a significant tree cover (87% of land area) with evergreen forests dominating the ecosystem. Demographics and economy The Saposa language is spoken by the island's inhabitants. In 1998, there were 1400 residents recorded in the island. Cruise ships bring tourists to the island. References
Tatau (Insel)

Tatau ist eine Insel, die zu den Tabar-Inseln in der Provinz New Ireland von Papua-Neuguinea gehört. Administrativ ist die Insel Teil des Distrikts Namatanai. Die etwa 75 Quadratkilometer große Insel liegt 35 km nordöstlich von Neuirland, der Hauptinsel der Provinz. Die Insel ist etwa 10 km breit, 15 km lang und überwiegend von Flachland mit andesitischen Erhebungen von über 300 m und gehobenen Korallenkalken geprägt. Weiterhin liegt Tatau 4 km südlich Simberi und durch einen schmalen Kanal von Tabar, der namensgebenden der Hauptinsel der Tabar-Gruppe, getrennt. Die niederländische Seefahrer Jacob Le Maire und Willem Cornelisz Schouten passierten die Tabar-Inseln 1616 ohne zu erkennen, dass Tatau von Tabar getrennt war. Die Insel wurde während der deutschen Kolonialzeit Nördliche Gardnerinsel benannt. Zu dieser Zeit existierten Kokospalmenpflanzungen und Händlerstation im Norden. Einzelnachweise
Tatau

L'isola di Tatau è un'isola della Papua Nuova Guinea, che si trova a nord dell'isola di Tabar ed a sud di quella di Simberi nel gruppo delle isole Tabar, facenti a loro volta parte dell'arcipelago di Bismarck. Amministrativamente fa parte del Distretto di Namatanai nella Provincia della Nuova Irlanda, appartenente alla Regione delle Isole. Note
Татау

Татау (англ. Tatau Island) — населённый остров в Папуа — Новой Гвинее. Является центральным в архипелаге Табар в Тихом океане. Расположен к северу от Новой Ирландии в группе островов Бисмарка. Административно входит в состав провинции Новая Ирландия региона Айлендс. География Вместе с островами Табар, Симбери, Мабуа, Маруиу входит в архипелаг Табар. Достаточно большой, Татау, площадью более 100 км², отделён от близлежащего острова, расположенному к югу от него, Табара, узким проливом, ширина которого составляет чуть более 100 м. Поверхность покрыта густой растительностью. Остров имеет вулканическое происхождение. Высшая точка острова — 402 метра над уровнем моря. На острове ведутся геолого-разведочные работы, которые дали положительные результаты на наличие золотосодержащих пород. Примечания
Tatáu Island

Tatáu Island eller Tatáuön (tidigare San Lorenzo) är en ö i Bismarckarkipelagen i västra Stilla havet och tillhör Papua Nya Guinea. Geografi Tatáu Island ingår i Tabaröarna och utgör en del av New Irelandprovinsen. Den ligger cirka 900 km nordöst om Port Moresby och cirka 25 km nordöst om provinsens huvudö Niu Ailan. Ön är av vulkaniskt ursprung och har en area om ca 90 km² med en längd på cirka 13 km och cirka 10 km bred. Den högsta höjden är på cirka 300 m ö.h. Den västra kusten har fem stora vikar där den största är Maragat Bay och utanför ligger den lilla Mabau Islet. Tatáuön är den mellerst och näst största ön i ögruppen. Befolkningen är främst fördelad på ett fåtal byar längs kusten och öns inre täcks till största del av regnskog. Huvudorten Marai ligger på öns västra del. Ön kan endast nås med fartyg då den saknar flygplats, grannön Tabar Island ligger på andra sidan av det knappt kilometer breda sundet som skiljer öarna. Historia Ögruppen har troligen bebotts av melanesier sedan cirka 1500 f.Kr. Den upptäcktes av nederländske kaptenerna Jacob Le Maire och Willem Corneliszoon Schouten i juni 1616 som då namngavs dem "Gardneröarna". De återupptäcktes senare av Abel Tasman som då döpte området till "Visscheröarna". Området hamnade 1885 under tysk överhöghet som del i Tyska Nya Guinea. Området förvaltades till en början av handelsbolaget Neuguinea-Compagnie. Efter första världskriget hamnade området under australisk kontroll och Australien fick senare även officiellt mandat för hela Bismarckarkipelagen av Förenta Nationerna. 1942 till 1945 ockuperades området av Japan men återgick sedan till australisk förvaltningsmandat tills Papua Nya Guinea blev självständigt 1975. Externa länkar om Tatáuön karta över Tabaröarna bild på Tatáuön
Тефа

Тефа (англ. Tefa Island) — населённый остров в Папуа — Новой Гвинее. Расположен к северо-востоку от Новой Ирландии в группе островов Бисмарка. Административно входит в состав провинции Новая Ирландия региона Айлендс. География Вместе с Малендоком, Боангом, Лифом, Битликом и Битбоком образует архипелаг Танга, из которых Тефа — самый южный. От своего ближайшего соседа, острова Лиф, отделён небольшим проливом, который во время отлива можно перейти вброд. Тефа — небольшой остров вулканического происхождения площадью около 4 км². Высшая точка — 100 метров над уровнем моря. На острове проживает менее 3 % населения архипелага Танга. Имеется всего одна деревня. Примечания
Universidad de Papúa Nueva Guinea

La universidad de Papúa Nueva Gunea es una universidad situada en Puerto Moresby, capital de dicho país. Cuenta con más de 15 000 estudiantes y varios campus. En 2008 se abrió una filial en las Islas Salomón. Se cursan las carreras de Medicina, Farmacia, Ciencias de la salud, Ciencias Físicas y Naturales, Derecho, Negocios, Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales. Enlaces externos Sitio web de la Universidad de Papúa Nueva Guinea (en inglés)
Université de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée

L'université de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée (en anglais : University of Papua New Guinea ou UPNG) est une université papou-néo-guinéenne située à Port Moresby, la capitale du pays. Présentation Fondée en 1965, l'université de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée propose des formations en médecine, pharmacie, soins de santé, sciences physiques, sciences naturelles, droit, économie, lettres et sciences sociales. L'enseignement s'y appuie sur la méthode de l'apprentissage par problèmes[réf. souhaitée]. L'université accueille plus de quinze mille étudiants par an. Sa bibliothèque est membre du Pacific Manuscripts Bureau. Personnalités liées à l'université Enseignants Bernard Narokobi (droit) John Waiko (histoire) Rabbie Namaliu (sciences politiques) Ulli Beier Étudiants Paias Wingti, deux fois Premier ministre de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée Sir Mekere Morauta, Premier ministre de 1999 à 2002 Sir Serei Eri, romancier, et gouverneur général de 1990 à 1991 Frank Kabui, nommé Gouverneur général des Îles Salomon en 2009, y étudia le droit dans les années 1970 Charles Lepani (1947-2025), influent haut fonctionnaire au moment de l'indépendance de la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, puis ambassadeur Anthony Siaguru (1946-2004), influent haut fonctionnaire au moment de l'indépendance de la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, puis ministre du Service public Liens externes (en) Site officiel Portail des universités Portail de la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée
Università di Papua Nuova Guinea

L'Università di Papua Nuova Guinea (UPNG) è un'università situata a Port Moresby, capitale della Papua Nuova Guinea. Storia È stata istituita nel 1965, a seguito della Commissione Currie che aveva indagato sull'istruzione superiore in Papua Nuova Guinea. Il disegno di legge n. 18 del 1983 sull'Università di Papua Nuova Guinea, che abroga la vecchia Ordinanza, è stato approvato dal Parlamento Nazionale nell'agosto del 1983. L'università è passata da una struttura dipartimentale a una struttura scolastica per promuovere le relazioni interdisciplinari e interscolastiche. La biblioteca dell'università è nota come Biblioteca Michael Somare, dal nome del primo Primo Ministro del Paese, Sir Michael Somare. Numerose fonti l'hanno inclusa tra le migliori università della Papua Nuova Guinea. Negli ultimi tempi, l'università ha assistito a significativi cambiamenti nella sua infrastruttura obsoleta, con il governo della Papua Nuova Guinea che ha ceduto all'università il Villaggio dei Giochi del Pacifico del 2015, che verrà adibito a dormitorio per studenti. Sono stati inoltre realizzati diversi altri importanti progetti infrastrutturali in collaborazione con il governo australiano, tra cui una nuova e moderna aula magna, un complesso della Facoltà di Economia e Politiche Pubbliche e un edificio per i Servizi agli Studenti. Il governo della Papua Nuova Guinea sta inoltre finanziando diversi progetti, tra cui l'edificio della Facoltà di Scienze Naturali e Fisiche e il complesso della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, recentemente completato. La Scuola Nazionale d'Arte, con sede a Port Moresby, è stata incorporata nell'università nel 1990. Era stata fondata nel 1972 come Centro per le Arti Creative' e aveva aperto una galleria nel 1975. Nel 1976, divenne la Scuola Nazionale d'Arte e insegnò teatro, arti visive e musica. Organizzazione L'università offre corsi di: Medicina Farmacia Scienze della salute Scienze fisiche e naturali Legge Economia Discipline umanistiche Scienze sociali Sviluppo sostenibile (economia) Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Università di Papua Nuova Guinea Wikispecies contiene informazioni su Università di Papua Nuova Guinea Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su upng.ac.pg.
Universiteit van Papoea-Nieuw-Guinea

De Universiteit van Papoea-Nieuw-Guinea (UPNG, Engels: University of Papua New Guinea) is een universiteit in Papoea-Nieuw-Guinea, gevestigd in de hoofdstad Port Moresby en opgericht in 1965. Er zitten ruim 15.000 studenten op deze universiteit. Bekende alumni Jean Bedford, Australisch schrijfster Vincent Eri, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus Frank Kabui, Salomonseilands politicus John Kasaipwalova, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees schrijver Gordon Darcy Lilo, Salomonseilands politicus Herman Mandui, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees archeoloog Chronox Manek, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees ombudsman Kalkot Mataskelekele, Vanuatuaans politicus Benjamin Mul, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus Rabbie Namaliu, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus Hank Nelson, Australisch historicus Tom Olga, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus Bartholomew Ulufa'alu, Salomonseilands politicus Peter Waieng, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus Anton Yagama, Papoea-Nieuw-Guinees politicus
University of Papua New Guinea

University of Papua New Guinea – pierwszy uniwersytet w Papui-Nowej Gwinei. Utworzony został rozporządzeniem australijskiej administracji w 1965. Znajduje się w stolicy Prowincji Centralnej, Port Moresby. Misja uczelni opiera się na zapewnieniu wysokiej jakości edukacji, badań i usług dla Papui-Nowej Gwinei. Edukacja uniwersytecka w krajach rozwijających się jest podstawą niezbędną do rozwoju i rozkwitu w złożonym i dynamicznym środowisku, jakim jest Papua-Nowa Gwinea. Uniwersytet posiada wykwalifikowanych wykładowców i ekspertów branżowych. Współpracuje z organizacjami badawczymi i innymi uniwersytetami światowej klasy. Program nauczania UPNG zapewnia ok. 150 programów nauczania na wydziałach administracji, nauk humanistycznych i społecznych, prawa, medycyny i nauk o zdrowiu oraz nauk przyrodniczych i fizycznych. Programy te łączą silne podstawy teoretyczne z praktycznymi, analitycznymi i twórczymi umiejętnościami. Połączone są też z wiedzą o społeczeństwie i etyce. Średnio 11–12 tysięcy studentów kształci się w ramach tych programów każdego roku. Wydziały School of Business Administration (SBA) School of Humanities and Social Sciences School of Law (SOL) School of Medicine & Health Sciences School of Natural & Physical Sciences Kampusy Główny kampus znajduje się w dzielnicy Waigani, Port Moresby, Prowincja Centralna Medical Campus, Taurama, Prowincja Centralna Open College Campuses, w 20 z 21 prowincji Absolwenci Vincent Eri, polityk i pisarz, piąty gubernator generalny Papui-Nowej Gwinei Frank Kabui, gubernator generalny Wysp Salomona Gordon Darcy Lilo, premier Wysp Salomona David Linge, syn Hosea Linge, jako pierwszy uzyskał tytuł doktora nauk biologicznych Kalkot Mataskelekele, prezydent Vanuatu Rabbie Namaliu, premier Papui-Nowej Gwinei Cecilia Nembou, doktor matematyki, pierwsza kobieta, która została wicekanclerzem na UPNG Peter O’Neill, premier Papui-Nowej Gwinei Paias Wingti, wicepremier Papui-Nowej Gwinei Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona uczelni (ang.)
Universidade de Papua-Nova Guiné

A Universidade de Papua-Nova Guiné (UPNG; inglês: University of Papua New Guinea) é uma instituição de ensino superior pública localizada na capital da Papua-Nova Guiné, em Port Moresby. Foi estabelecida em 1965 por um decreto assinado pela administração australiana no então território de Nova Guiné. A biblioteca da universidade é conhecida como Biblioteca Michael Somare, em homenagem à primeira pessoa a ocupar o cargo de primeiro-ministro do país, Michael Somare. Recentemente, a universidade passou por mudanças significativas em sua infraestrutura. Existem mais de 15 000 alunos anualmente nos cinco campi de Port Moresby e em treze centros de estudo. Embora a maioria dos estudantes seja da Papua-Nova Guiné, há também de outros países do Pacífico, especialmente das Ilhas Salomão. Ex-alunos notáveis Kalkot Mataskelekele, presidente do Vanuatu Hank Nelson, historiador australiano Peter O'Neill, primeiro-ministro da Papua-Nova Guiné Mekere Morauta, primeiro-ministro da Papua-Nova Guiné Paias Wingti, primeiro-ministro da Papua-Nova Guiné Cecilia Nembou, educadora e ativista dos direitos da mulher Vincent Eri, governador geral da Papua-Nova Guiné Salamo Injia, chefe de justiça da Papua-Nova Guiné Gibbs Salika, chefe de justiça da Papua-Nova Guiné Referências Ligações externas «Página oficial» (em inglês)
Университет Папуа — Новой Гвинеи

Университет Папуа — Новой Гвинеи (англ. University of Papua New Guinea, сокращённо — UPNG) — высшее учебное заведение Папуа — Новой Гвинеи. Университет был основан австралийской администрацией в 1965 году, вслед за расследованием Комиссии состояния высшего образования в Папуа — Новой Гвинеи, возглавляемой Джорджем Керри. В университете обучается более 15 000 студентов. Открыто 5 студенческих общежитий и 13 исследовательских центров. В июле 2008 года было объявлено об открытии нового кампуса в городе Хониара. Это будет первый кампус UPNG на Соломоновых Островах. Программы обучения Медицина Фармакология (Pharmacy) Физика и естественные науки Юриспруденция (Law) Бизнес Гуманитарные науки (Humanities) Социальные науки (Social Sciences) Известные выпускники О’Нил, Питер (Peter O’Neil; род. 1965) — премьер-министр Папуа — Новой Гвинеи с 2011. Ссылки University of Papua New Guinea (англ.)
Tufi Airport

Tufi Airport is an airport in Tufi, Papua New Guinea built in the 1960s by the Australian Army. It consists of a single 920 by 30 meters (3,018 ft × 98 ft) unpaved runway along a 059-239 degree axis. There is no control tower and refueling is not available. Air Niugini flights are typically scheduled on Monday (POM-PNP-TFI-POM) and Friday (POM-TFI-PNP-POM). Tropic Air also schedules irregular cargo and passenger charter flights. Airlines and destinations References External links Accident history for TFI at Aviation Safety Network
Vakuta

Vakuta is an island in the Trobriand Islands group of Papua New Guinea. Vakuta is a near continuation of the Trobriands' main island Kiriwina to the south, separated from it only through the 400-metre (1,300 ft) wide Kasilamaka Passage. It has an area of 21.16 km2 (8.17 square miles). At the census of population in 2000, Vakuta had a population of 971. References Vakuta at WikiMapia
Aeroportul Vanimo

Aeroportul Vanimo (IATA: VAI, ICAO: AYVN) este un aeroport din Sandaun Province⁠(d), Papua Noua Guinee. A fost numit după Vanimo⁠(d). Situat la o altitudine de 3 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Vunakanau Airfield

Vunakanau Airfield was an aerodrome located near Vunakanau, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea. The airfield was constructed as a Royal Australian Air Force aerodrome and consisted of an unpaved single runway during World War II. The airfield was captured during the battle of Rabaul in 1942 by the Imperial Japanese Army and was extensively modified and expanded. Vunakanau was later neutralized by Allied air bombing in May 1944. The airfield was utilised as an emergency landing strip for Rabaul (former airport) until 1983, however it was no longer needed when the new Rabaul Airport was built at Tokua. The runways are now overgrown. Allied Units based at Vunakanau Airfield No. 24 Squadron RAAF, CAC Wirraway and Lockheed Hudson Japanese Units based at Vunakanau Airfield 4th Kōkūtai (4th "Air Group", G4M1 Rikko) Misawa Kōkūtai (G4M1) 705 Kōkūtai (G4M1) 702 Kōkūtai (G4M1) 751 Kōkūtai (G4M1) Tainan Kōkūtai (A6M Zero) 251 Kōkūtai (A6M Zero & J1N1 Gekkou) 1st Sentai (Ki-43 Oscar) 11th Sentai (Ki-43 Oscar) 13th Sentai (Ki-45 Nick) 68th Sentai (Ki-61 Tony) 78th Sentai (Ki-61 Tony) References Sakaida, Henry (1996). The Siege of Rabaul. St. Paul, MN, USA: Phalanx. ISBN 1-883809-09-6. Gamble, Bruce (2006). Darkest Hour: The True Story of Lark Force at Rabaul. St. Paul, Minnesota: Zenith Imprint. ISBN 0-7603-2349-6. External links http://www.pacificwrecks.com/airfields/png/vunakanau/index.html
Wanigela Airport

Wanigela Airport (IATA: AGL, ICAO: AYWG) is an airport in Wanigela, a village in the Oro Province (also known as Northern Province) in Papua New Guinea. History The airfield was built by Australia New Guinea Administrative Unit authorities in July 1942 during World War II. Consisting of a single grassed runway, it was used primarily for transport flights. Airlines and destinations The following airlines offer scheduled passenger service from this airport: References
Aeropuerto de Wanigela

El Aeropuerto de Wanigela (IATA: AGL, ICAO: AYWG) es un aeropuerto en Wanigela,​ un pueblo en la Provincia de Oro (o Provincia del Norte) en Papúa Nueva Guinea. Historia El aeródromo estuvo construido por la Unidad Administrativa Australiana de Nueva Guinea en julio de 1942 durante Segunda Guerra Mundial. El aeropuerto es utilizado principalmente por la aerolínea PNG Air que vuela a Port Moresby y Tufi. Referencias
Wau Airport (Papua New Guinea)

Wau Airport is an airport serving Wau in Papua New Guinea. A grass runway was constructed in 1927 by Cecil Levien with the assistance of native labourers. The first landing at Wau was made on 19 April 1927 by Ernest Mustar in a De Havilland DH.37 owned by Guinea Gold Airways from Lae Airfield. The airfield was extended during the Second World War to 1500 x 100 x 4000 yards as described in 1942. Wau airfield was a rough Kunai grass airstrip 3,100 feet (940 m) in length with a 12% slope heading directly for Mount Kaindi. Aircraft could approach from the northeast only, landing uphill and taking off downhill. The mountain at the end of the runway prevented second attempts at landing and precluded extension of the strip. Pilots had to manoeuvre Dakotas under clouds and through dangerous passes, "dodging a peak here and cloud there", landing at high speeds. This required good visibility, but the weather over Owen Stanley Range was characterised by frequent storms, down drafts, and mists which rose from the jungle floor. The Imperial Japanese Army sent 3,000 troops from Salamaua and Mubo along the Black Cat Track to seize Wau Airfield from the Australians. The Japanese force was known as the Okabe Detachment and was commanded by Major General Toru Okabe. The Japanese offensive was stopped by the Australian Army force known as Kanga Force in the battle of Wau. A Royal Australian Air Force C-47 Dakota (#A65-92) crashed at the airfield on 22 October 1960 and was written off. Citations References Bradley, Phillip (2008). The Battle for Wau: New Guinea's Frontline 1942–1943. Melbourne: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-89681-8. Kelly, Robert H. (2006). Allied Air Transport Operations South West Pacific area in WWII, Volume 2: 1943 – Year of Expansion and Consolidation. Buderim, Queensland: Robert H. Kelly. ISBN 0-646-45837-X. Watson, Richard L. (1946). "US Air Force Historical Study No. 113 – The Fifth Air Force in the Huon Peninsula Campaign" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 May 2006. Retrieved 15 February 2009. Watson, Richard L. (1958). Wesley, Frank Craven; Cate, James Lea (eds.). Plans and Early Operations (January 1939 to August 1942) Vol. I. The Army Air Forces in World War II. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Babase

Babase és una illa volcànica de 23 km². Juntament amb Ambitle és una de les dues illes que formen les illes Feni de l'arxipèlag Bismarck. L'illa es troba a la província de Nova Irlanda de Papua Nova Guinea, a l'est de Nova Irlanda. Està formada per un estratovolcà, que s'eleva fins als 200 msnm, i un dom de lava que estan units per un istme. Referències