U.S. Bulldozer plows under jap gun on Biak.

U.S. Bulldozer plows under jap gun on Biak. Smashed and useless; a japanese naval gun on Biak Island is covered with rock by powerful U.S. Army bulldozer. The gun was wrecked by U.S. forces which landed on the Southwest Pacific island on May 24 1944, and by mid-July were mopping up the last remants of japanese resistance. Biak, off the coast of Dutch New Guinea, is less than 900 miles (1440 Kilometers) southeast of the Philippine Islands. Three enemy-built airdromes on Biak will be used to help blast a road to Tokyo