The surf that beached a fleet and devoured their time
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The surf that beached a fleet and devoured their time
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The surf that beached a fleet and devoured their time
This episode details the Allied operation to establish a supply beachhead at Nassau Bay in New Guinea, an ambitious plan that immediately faced unforeseen natural obstacles. It explores the intricate planning and the immediate chaos that threatened to derail the entire mission.
Event: Nassau Bay amphibious assault
Date: June 30, 1943
Location: Nassau Bay, New Guinea
Commanders: Colonel Archibald R. MacKechnie, Commander Morton C. Mumma
Japanese Commander: Major Tsunendo Takamura
- Australian infantry units at Mubo and Bobdubi relied on fragile air supply routes over mountains.
- Commander Morton C. Mumma proposed seizing Nassau Bay to create an overland supply route and support future operations.
- Colonel Archibald R. MacKechnie was assigned to lead the ground component of the operation.
- Guide lights were placed on offshore islands and the landing beach to aid navigation in darkness.
- The Japanese garrison at Nassau Bay, led by Major Tsunendo Takamura, was small and oriented its defenses towards the Huon Gulf, not Nassau Bay itself.
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