The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 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. 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. (
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
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 ISLAND DOCKYARD, SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-02. MEMBERS OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY OF THE AMERICAN CARGO VESSEL PETER H. BURNETT SIT ON WOOL BALES ABOVE THE WATER FILLED HOLD. THE SHIP WAS TORPEDOED BY THE
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943. STERN VIEW OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP CENTAUR. NOTE THE PROMINENT RED CROSS ON HER STERN AND GREEN LINE ON HER HULL. THE CENTAUR WAS TORPEDOED AND SUNK WITH HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE BY A JAPANE
