American Missions Against Awar

August 25, 1943
(5th AF) Almost 100 B-24's, B-25's, and B-17's carry out an hour-long strike against the Hansa Bay area, Nubia, and Awar, and nearby shipping.

November 20, 1943
(5th AF) 18 B-25s of the 345th BG escorted by four squadrons of P-47s attack the Hansa Bay area, some bomb Awar Strip.

January 30, 1944
(5th AF) 3 B-25s of the 345th BG 500th BS hit Awar Strip and anti-aircraft positions at Condor Point.

February 24, 1944
(5th AF) Nearly 20 B-24s bomb Nubia and Awar Airfields

February 28, 1944
(5th AF) Nearly 20 B-24s bomb Nubia and Awar Airfields

February 29, 1944
(5th AF) Other B-24s and A-20s hit Awar and other targets.

March 1, 1944
(5th AF) In New Guinea, aircraft, pound Hansa Bay and Awar Point

March 6, 1944
(5th AF) B-24s bomb the airstrip and other targets in the Awar-Nubia area

March 8, 1944
(5th AF) 70+ B-24s, B-25s, and A-20s bomb Nubia and Awar airstrips

April 9, 1944
(5th AF) P-39s hit troops, barges, and bridges around Awar and other targets.

April 26, 1944
(5th AF) 13 B-24s bomb Awar Point

May 4, 1944
(5th AF) A-20s attack bridges over the Awar River and targets of opportunity

References
USAAF Combat Chronology, Warpath Across The Pacific, page 92. 117