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Location Wartime History American missions against Dagua On March 21, 1945, Australian Army troops occupied Dagua Airfield and But Airfield. Prior to the landing, the Japanese withdrew from the coastal area and were defending five knolls along the Dagua-Wonginara Mission track leading to Tokoku Pass, and were able to fire artillery to harass the Australian on the coast. Assaulting these positions, on March 25, 1945 during fighting near Dagua, Lt. Albert Chowen earned the Victoria Cross (VC). Dagua
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