[Photo] Wreck of the Japanese midget submarine sunk in Sydney Harbor aboard a truck enroute between Sydney and Melbourne during an exhibition tour to raise money for the naval relief fund, Australia, Nov 1942
[Photo] Wreck of the Japanese midget submarine sunk in Sydney Harbor aboard a truck enroute between Sydney and Melbourne during an exhibition tour to raise money for the naval relief fund, Australia, Nov 1942 | World War II Database
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SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW. WRECK OF THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY DEPOT SHIP HMAS KUTTABUL AFTER BEING HIT BY A ...
Kokoda village and airfield in July 1942
A Kittyhawk comes in to land at No. 1 Airstrip, guarded by a Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft gun of the 2/9th Light Anti-Aircraft Battery.
The Wreck of "HMAS Kuttabul" the morning after the Japanese mini submarine attack on her in Sydney Harbour, Sydney, Australia v@e
Members of the 39th Battalion retreating after the battle of Isurava
Location of the Kokoda Trail within Territory of Papua, 1942. From Wikipedia.
Soldiers of the Australian 39th Battalion in September 1942
Papuan carriers evacuate Australian casualties on 30 August 1942
A sunken ship (MV Neptuna) and burnt-out wharf in Darwin Harbour following the attack. From Wikipedia.