Film · 1942 · Documentary
This Damien Parer/Ken Hall newsreel was shot at a time remembered as the dark days to Australia's north, with the Japanese still strong and threatening Port Moresby with air raids. The air battle for Port Moresby was a critical time for Australia. From this larger battle the newsreel selects a number of incidents for the visual record, as it looks at the damage to buildings in Port Moresby, the crash landing of an American bomber which had lost its undercarriage, and the sinking of the merchant vessel, the Macdhui, in Port Moresby harbour.
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This Damien Parer/Ken Hall newsreel was shot at a time remembered as the dark days to Australia's north, with the Japanese still strong and threatening Port Moresby with air raids. The air battle for Port Moresby was a critical time for Australia. From this larger battle the newsreel selects a number of incidents for the visual record, as it looks at the damage to buildings in Port Moresby, the crash landing of an American bomber which had lost its undercarriage, and the sinking of the merchant vessel, the Macdhui, in Port Moresby harbour.
Moresby Under the Blitz (1942) is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The 9m documentary directed by Ken G. Hall is rated 7.0/10 by 1 viewers.
Moresby Under the Blitz was released on July 31, 1942.
Moresby Under the Blitz was directed by Ken G. Hall.
Moresby Under the Blitz has a runtime of 9 minutes.
Moresby Under the Blitz is categorized as Documentary.
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