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Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. A section of the Pamoesian oilfields after the area had been recaptured by the Allied forces in May, 1945. In the foreground can be seen the twisted roof of one of the storage tanks which were completely destroyed, while in the lee of oil derricks stil standing can be seen some tanks which were burnt out during the fighting. During the Japanese ...

Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. A section of the Pamoesian oilfields after the area had been recaptured by the Allied forces in May, 1945. In the foreground can be seen the twisted roof of one of the storage tanks which were completely destroyed, while in the lee of oil derricks stil standing can be seen some tanks which were burnt out during the fighting. During the Japanese ...

Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. Some of the wreckage on the Pamoesian oilfields which resulted from the destruction caused by the Japanese demolition ans Allied bombardment during the fighting for the area. Next to the telegraph post at the right can be seen a fallen measuring tank while the building in the background is being rebuilt as part of the Military Oil Rehabilitation ...

Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. A pumping station outside one of the Oilwells on the Pamoesian Oilfields. In the backgroung is a caterpillar tractor, while employees of the Militaty Oil Rehabilitation Service are about o put the pumping cable into operation. NI 7281

Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. Sgt. W. Jongkind, R.N.I.A., of Amsterdam, directing the fitting of a top valve into well No. 813 during the restoration of the oilfields by the Military Oil Rehabilitation Service. This well as originally drilled by the Japanese. NI 7271