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1940-16-12. AERIAL PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE PASSENGER CARGO VESSEL NELLORE WHICH PICKED UP 496 SURVIVORS FROM VESSELS SUNK BY THE GERMAN AUXILIARY CRUISERS KOMET AND ORION FROM EMIRAU ISLAND, BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO, IN 1940-12. SHE WAS SUNK BY U-181 IN THE INDIAN OCEAN ON 1944-06-29. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
EMIRAU ISLAND, SURVIVORS FROM SHIPS SUNK BY GERMAN RAIDERS, THE AUXILIARY CRUISERS KOMET AND ORION, IN THE PACIFIC AREA, BEING EVACUATED FROM EMIRAU ISLAND IN THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO, TO TOWNSVILLE B
EMIRAU ISLAND. 1940-12. PASSENGERS AND CREW, AMONG THE 496 SURVIVORS WHO HAD BEEN CAST AWAY ON EMIRAU ISLAND IN THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO AFTER THEIR MERCHANT SHIPS HAD BEEN SUNK BY THE GERMAN RAIDERS
Their ships sunk by AUXILIARY CRUISERS KOMET AND ORION, IN THE PACIFIC AREA, survivors being evacuated by the Australian steamer 'Nellore' to Townsville from the Emirau Island in the Bismark Archipela
Emirau Island. Group portrait of some of the passengers and crew who had been cast away on Emirau Island in The Bismarck Archipelago after their merchant ships were sunk by German raiders Komet and Or
EMIRAU ISLAND. GROUP PORTRAIT OF SOME OF THE PASSENGERS AND CREW WHO HAD BEEN CAST AWAY ON EMIRAU ISLAND IN THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO AFTER THEIR MERCHANT SHIPS WERE SUNK BY GERMAN RAIDERS KOMET AND OR
EMIRAU ISLAND. THE CAPTAIN OF THE NORWEGIAN MERCHANT VESSEL VINNI WITH CAPTAIN UPTON OF THE BRITISH VESSEL RANGITANE, BOTH OF WHOSE SHIPS WERE SUNK BY GERMAN RAIDERS KOMET AND ORION IN THE PACIFIC, ON
