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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 ...

NIGIS War Correspondent at Balikpapan. NIGIS War Correspondent W. Eve sighting his rifle in the long grass before firing it as Balikpapan. NI 6520

NIGIS War Correspondent at Balikpapan. NIGIS War Correspondent E. Taylor sighting his rifle in the long grass before firing it at Balikpapan. NI 6522

NIGIS War Correspondent at Balikpapan. NIGIS War Correspondent A. MacPherson Parkes sighting his rifle before firing it in the long grass near Balikpapan. NI 6521

Pamoesian oilfields, Tarakan Island, resume production. Motor vehicles which were destroyed during the Allied invasion lining one of the roadways in the Pamoesian oilfields. Some of these cars were on Tarakan when the Japanese invaded the Island in 1942 and were used by the Japanese during their pccupation of the Island. NI 7280

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