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1940-04-22. AERIAL STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN PASSENGER VESSEL MV MALAITA WHICH WAS TORPEDOED AND DAMAGED BY THE JAPANESE SUBMARINE RO-33 IN THE APPROACHES TO PORT MORESBY ON 1942-08-29. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
The Australian passenger vessel MV Malaita which was later torpedoed and damaged by the Japanese submarine RO-33 in the approaches to Port Moresby on 29 August 1942. Moored at Mboli Water Point, Briti
MORT'S DOCKS, SYDNEY, NSW. 1942-09. DAMAGE TO THE HULL OF THE MERCHANT SHIP MALAITA AFTER SHE HAD BEEN TORPEDOED BY THE JAPANESE SUBMARINE RO-33 OFF PORT MORESBY ON 1942-08-29. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLE
AERIAL STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE BRITISH PASSENGER VESSEL SS MULBERA WHICH PICKED UP SURVIVORS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN VESSEL IRON CROWN, SUNK BY A JAPANESE SUBMARINE ON 1942-06-04. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLL
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN COASTAL PASSENGER CARGO VESSEL MAMUTU WHICH TOOK PART IN A SHUTTLE SERVICE OF SMALL COASTERS SET UP IN 1942-03 TO OPERATE BETWEEN CAIRNS AND DARWIN. ON 1942-08-07
OFF PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-08-30. DAMAGED UPPERWORKS ON THE STARBOARD SIDE OF M.V. MALAITA, TORPEDOED BY AN ENEMY SUBMARINE OFF PORT MORESBY. THE MALAITA WAS TOWED INTO PORT THE DAY AFTER THE TORPE
AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BRITISH CARGO VESSEL SS ASPHALION, WHICH WAS TORPEDOED AND DAMAGED OF VIZAGAPATAM, INDIA, ON 1944-02-11 BY THE JAPANESE SUBMARINE RO 110. THE SUBMARINE WAS SUNK SOON
