- 735556°E / -8.986222; 147.735556 The
Battle of
Isurava, also
sometimes referred to as the
Battle of
Isurava –
Abuari or the
Battle of Isuraba, took place...
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Isurava is a
small town in
Papua New Guinea,
located in Oro Province, on the
Kokoda Track. It is the site of the
Battle of
Isurava that
occurred over the...
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Middle East, he
later gained renown for his
actions during the
Battle of
Isurava, one of many
battles forming the
Kokoda Track Campaign in the south-east...
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flank threatened, the
Australian force at
Isurava withdrew to a
position at the
Isurava resthouse (between
Isurava and Alola)
during the late
hours of 29...
- take them to
Isurava,
where the
situation is in dire straits. The AIF has
finally arrived but they too are weak from the trek to
Isurava. The 39th is...
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Mountain Koiari (Koiali) is a
language of Oro
Province and
Central Province,
Papua New Guinea. It is not very
similar to the
other language which shares...
- 1942
Battle of Kokoda, 28–29 July 1942 and 8–10
August 1942
Battle of
Isurava, 26–31
August 1942
First Battle of Eora Cr****, 31
August 1942 – 5 September...
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during which elements took part in
delaying actions around Kokoda and
Isurava,
before being relieved by
units of the
Second Australian Imperial Force...
- Australia.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attends the dawn
service at
Isurava in
Papua New
Guinea after completing the
Kokoda Track with
James Marape...
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Isurava: ****anese
forces (some 2,100 men) of the
South Seas
Detachment under General Tomitarō
Horii defeat the
Australian Maroubra Force at
Isurava,...
