Allied Mission Against Ulingan
April 10, 1943 - May 1944April 10, 1943
B-25's pound the harbor at UliganJanuary 8, 1944
B-24's, medium bombers, and a few fighters bomb Uligan HarborJanuary 9, 1944
Fighters and bombers attack Uligan HarborJanuary 11, 1944
B-25's, P-39's, and P-40's hit Uligan HarborJanuary 15, 1944
B-24's and B-25's pound Uligan HarborJanuary 23, 1944
P-39's strafe barges and AA positions at Uligan HarborJanuary 31, 1944
A-20's attack Uligan HarborApril 7, 1944
B-25s, A-20s and P-39s hit Uligan HarborApril 10, 1944
Lt Commander Davis (PT Boat captain) serves as spotter aboard destroyer Hutchins to pinpoint coastal targets for shore bombardment using a minimum of shells by the destroyer group of Hutchins, Bache, Daly for bombardments of Madang, Alexishafen, Ulingan and Hansa Bay.April 13, 1944
P-39s, B-25s, and B-24s fly light strikes against UliganApril 16, 1944
P-39s hit Uligan HarborApril 17, 1944
Other planes, operating individually or in pairs, attack Uligan HarborApril 19, 1944
B-25s, A-20s, and fighter aircraft strike a wide variety of targets including UliganApril 23, 1944
A-20s, P-47s, P-38s, and P-39s pound various targets including the vicinity of Uligan HarborApril 24, 1944
B-25s and fighter-bombers hit a variety of targets along including Uligan HarborMay 1944
HMAS Wagga bombarded Uligan Harbour area in May 1944, in addition to Neptune Point and Bunabun Harbour.May 3, 1944
A-20s, B-25s and fighter-bombers, operating throughout the day, hit the Wewak and Hansa Bay areas, including targets at Uligan