All of the Japanese plans fell apart, however, at 10 am on March 3, 1943, in the Bismarck Sea just off the New Guinea coast from Lae. In the span of about 15 minutes the Japanese lost World War II. And there was not a single U.S. Navy ship or carrier-based airplane involved.. Other articles where Battle of the Bismarck Sea is discussed: World War II: The Solomons, Papua, Madagascar, the Aleutians, and Burma, July 1942-May 1943:.was a disaster: in the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, on March 2-4, 1943, the Japanese lost four destroyers and eight transports, and only 1,000 of the 7,000 troops reached their destination.

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'The Battle of the Bismarck Sea' details and analyses the planning and preparation of both Allied and Japanese forces leading up to the battle, description of the battle itself and discussion of the aftermath, including stunning photographs taken during the fighting by renowned wartime photographer Damien Parer. The Air Power Development Centre.. From the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, 3 March 1943. Flight lieutenant 260353 R. F. (Torchy) Uren, No. 30 squadron RAAF, in the cockpit of his Beaufighter aircraft takes a drink from a water bottle after leaving the target area during the Bismarck Sea battle. (Photo Credit: Public Domain) The battle ended with a devastating Japanese defeat.