The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cockatoo Dock Sydney. Closing in the shell plating, decks and stern of the American Landing Ship, Tank (LST) 469, damaged by a Japanese submarine torpedo off the New South Wales coast on 1943-06-16. (Naval Historical Collection).
Cockatoo Dockyard, Sydney, NSW. 1943-07. Damage to the stern of the American landing ship tank (LST) 469, torpedoed by a Japanese submarine off the NSW coast on 1943-06-16. (Naval Historical Collectio
Cockatoo Dock, Sydney, NSW. 1943-08. Reconstruction of the stern in progress on the American landing ship tank LST 469, which was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine of the eastern Australian coast on 1
Cockatoo Dock, Sydney, NSW. 1943-12. New rudders and propellers fitted to the American landing ship tank LST 469 after she was torpedoed off the east coast of Australia by a Japanese submarine. (Naval
OFF BORNEO. 1945-06. EN ROUTE TO THE BRUNEI BAY LANDINGS AUSTRALIAN TROOPS PITCH TENTS ON THE DECKS OF A US NAVY LANDING SHIP, TANK (LST), FOR PROTECTION FROM THE WEATHER. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION
COCKATOO ISLAND DOCKYARD, SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-12. STERN VIEW OF THE DAMAGED AMERICAN LST471 IN FITZROY DOCK WITH REPAIRS ON HER STERN IN PROGRESS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
COCKATOO DOCK, SYDNEY, NSW. 1942-12. THE DAMAGED HEAVY CRUISER USS PORTLAND IN DRY DOCK SHOWING THE STERN SECTION AND RUDDER SUPPORTED ON BLOCKS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
