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List of attackson Australia by date 1942 February 19: (10:00 am) Darwin, Northern Territory (NT) 19: (11:55 am) Darwin, NT 19: Bathurst Island, NT 20: 11:30 Off Cape Londonderry, Western Australia (WA). MV Koolama damaged by a Kawanishi H6K flying boat. Attacked again at 1.30pm and severely damaged, with injuries to three passengers. 21: Rulhieres Bay, WA (later known as Koolama Bay) Koolama attacked again, no damage or injuries. March 3: (9.20am) Broome, WA. Attack on Broome: a strafing raid by nine Mitsubishi Zeroes. At least 88 people were killed and 24 Allied aircraft were destroyed. 3: (~10.30am) Carnot Bay, WA. PK-AFV (Pelikaan), a Douglas DC-3 airliner owned by KLM, was shot down by Zeroes returning from the attack on Broome. It crash-landed 80km (50 mi) north of Broome. Four passengers were killed. Diamonds worth £150,000-300,000 were lost or stolen following the crash. 3: Wyndham, WA. Strafing attack by Zeroes. No casualties. Koolama, which is in port by this time (see above), sinks as an indirect result of the attack. 3: Wyndham Airfield, WA[4] 4: Wreckage and passengers from PK-AFV attacked again by a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, no damage or casualties. 4: (2:00 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 14: Horn Island, Queensland (Qld)[5] 16: (1:30 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield and Bagot, NT 17: Darwin, NT 18: Horn Island, Qld 19: (11:40 am) Darwin (Myilly Point and Larrakeyah), NT 20: Broome Airfield, WA. Attack by Mitsubishi G4M "Betty" heavy bombers. One civilian killed. Minor damage to airfield. 20: Derby, WA[6] 22: (00:51 am) Darwin, NT 22: Katherine, NT[7] 23: Darwin, NT 23: Wyndham, WA (two raids)[4] 28: (12.30 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: (05:40 am?) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 31: (1:20 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 31: (10:19 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT ] April 2: (3:30 pm) Darwin (Harvey St, McMinn St, Shell Oil Tanks), NT 2: Sattler Airfield, NT 4: (1:48 pm) Darwin Civil Airfield and Parap Hotel, NT 5: (12:29 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 25: (2:00 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 27: (12:07 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Horn Island, QLD May June 13: (11:52 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 14: (1:14 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 15: (12:20 pm) Darwin (Larrakeyah to Stokes Hill), NT 16: (12:01 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 26: (8:50 pm) Darwin, NT July 7: Horn Island, Qld 25: (8:50 pm) Darwin (town area), NT 26: Townsville, Qld 26: (9:39-10:54 pm) Darwin (Vesteys Meatworks), NT 27: (10:27 pm) Knuckey's Lagoon, Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 28: (00:45 am) Darwin RAAF airfield, NT 28: Townsville, Qld 29: (00:59 am) Darwin (town area) and Knuckey's Lagoon, NT. 29: Townsville, Qld 30: (03:58 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 30: Horn Island, Qld 30: Port Hedland, WA.[8] 31: Mossman, Qld[8] 31: (1:33 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT August 1: Horn Island, Qld 21: Wyndham, WA 23: (12:12 pm) Hughes Airfield, NT 24: (9:24 pm) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 24: (10:14 pm) Noonamah, NT 25: (00:05 am) Darwin and Parap, NT 27: (03:45-05:37 am) Darwin (Botanical Gardens) and Cox Peninsula, NT 28: (03:35 am) Darwin (Railway Yards and Port Patterson), NT 30: (02:39 am) Darwin (town area), NT 31: (05:14 am) Darwin (town area) and Cox Peninsula), NT September 25: (03:41 am) Darwin (town area) and Knuckey's Lagoon, NT 25: (05:48 am) Darwin (town area and Daly Street Bridge), NT 26: (05:22 am) Livingstone Airfield, NT 27: (04:56 am) Bynoe Harbour, NT 27: (05:44 am) Darwin (town area) (Frances Bay) October 10: Horn Island, Qld 24: (04:42 hrs) Batchelor Airfield 24: (04:52 am) Pell Airfield 24: (04:57 am) Cox Peninsula 24: (05:12 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 25: (05:30 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 26: (04:54 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 27: (02:20 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT November 23: (03:00-04:39 am) Darwin (town area) and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 23: Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 26: (03:20 am) Darwin (town area), Strauss Airfield and Hughes Airfield, NT 27: (03:56-04:46 am) Coomalie Creek, Hughes Airfield and Strauss Airfield, NT December 1943 Two Australian Spitfire fighters taking off from Darwin to intercept Japanese raiders in March 1943 January 20: (10:44 pm-00:15 am) Searchlight station, AWC Camp, Ironstone, NT 21: (9:54 pm) Darwin (Frances Bay), NT 22: (1:30 pm) HMAS Patricia Cam sunk, near Wessel Islands, NT. February March 2: (2:34 pm) Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 15: (11:20 am) Darwin (oil tanks), NT April May HMAS Maroubra sinking after being attacked off Millingimbi on 10 May 1943 2: (10:15 am) Darwin RAAF Airfield and Darwin Floating Dock, NT 9: Millingimbi, NT 10: Millingimbi, NT. The cutter HMAS Maroubra was sunk. 20: Exmouth Gulf, WA 21: Exmouth Gulf, WA 28: Millingimbi, NT June 18: Horn Island, Qld 20: (10:43 am) Winnellie and Darwin RAAF Airfield, NT 28: (11:07 am) Vesteys, NT 30: (12:30 pm) Fenton Airfield, NT July 6: (12:02pm) Fenton Airfield, NT August 13: (9:45pm) Fenton Airfield, NT 13: (11:12 pm) Fenton Airfield and Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 13: (11:42 pm) Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 14: Long Airfield, NT 17: Port Hedland, WA[8] 21: (00:37 am) Fenton Airfield and Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 21: (03:30 am) Pell Airfield, NT September 15: (00:25 am) Fenton Airfield and Long Airfield, NT 15: Onslow, WA. (The southernmost air raid in Australia.) 16: Exmouth Gulf, WA 18: (03:50 am) Fenton Airfield and Long Airfield, NT 27: Drysdale River Mission (Kalumburu) airfield, WA. One fatality, Father Thomas Gil, the superior of the mission. October November 10: Coomalie Creek Airfield, NT 12: (03:53-05:30 am) Parap, Adelaide River and Batchelor Airfield, NT (Sourced from wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Australia,_1942%E2%80%9343
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