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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 BOARD THE AUSTRALIAN STEAMER NELLORE. THEY, WITH PASSENGERS AND CREW FROM THEIR OWN AND OTHER SHIPS, HAD BEEN CAST AWAY ON EMIRAU ISLAND IN THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO WHENCE THE NELLORE HAD RESCUED ALL 496 OF THEM. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
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 board the
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. 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
Survivors, passengers and crew from the British vessels Rangitane, Komata, Triaster, Triadic, Triona and Holmwood and the Norwegian vessel Vinni, were rescued by the Australian steamer Nellore from th
Survivors, passengers and crew from the British vessels Rangitane, Komata, Triaster, Triadic, Triona and Holmwood and the Norwegian vessel Vinni, were rescued by the Australian steamer Nellore from th
