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Bogadjim is a
village on
Astrolabe Bay, just
south of Madang, in
Astrolabe Bay
Rural LLG,
Madang Province,
Papua New Guinea.
During World War II, the ****anese...
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Papua New Guinea.
Other names include Bogadjim, Bogajim, Bogati, and Lalok. It is
spoken in
villages such as
Bogadjim (5°27′24″S 145°44′12″E / 5.456579°S...
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advance through the Ramu
Valley and into the
Finisterre Range,
towards Bogadjim near
Madang on the
northern coast. The ****anese
formation in the campaign...
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slopes of the
Finisterre Range and
pursued the
withdrawing ****anese
towards Bogadjim and then
Madang on the
north coast of New Guinea.
There they
linked up...
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Finisterre Range with a view to
pushing north towards the
coast around Bogadjim,
where they
would meet up with
Allied forces advancing around the coast...
- [Friedrich-Wilhelms-Hafen/Madang|with an
agricultural station at
nearby Stephensort/
Bogadjim]. The
Lutheran mission sta**** on in
Finschhafen and
expanded its influence...
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advanced through the
foothills of the
Finisterre Range from
Dumpu towards Bogadjim, near
Madang on the
northern coast,
following the
capture of Lae in mid-September...
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perhaps Eleman]
Northeast (Madang): Langtub, Panim, Mis, Bongu, Gorendu,
Bogadjim,
Sungumana (Sungum), Wuong, Wenke, Uom,
Jimjam [geographically Anjam],...
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Guinea 1 (Oscar) . July 21, 1943 Near
Bogadjim, New
Guinea 2 (Oscars)
Awarded 1st OLC to DFC July 23, 1943 Over
Bogadjim, New
Guinea 2 (Oscar, Tony) Awarded...
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continued the
advance towards Madang,
linking with the 5th
Division around Bogadjim,
before being moved back to Wau in
early May 1944,
leaving its divisional...
