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INDIAN OCEAN, 1941-02-27. THE ITALIAN ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER RAMB I, HEAVILY ON FIRE AND SINKING BY THE BOWS AFTER A SHORT ACTION WITH THE NEW ZEALAND CRUISER LEANDER. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
INDIAN OCEAN. 1941-02-27. AFTER A SHORT ACTION WITH THE NEW ZEALAND CRUISER LEANDER, FIRE STARTS TO ENGULF THE ITALIAN ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER RAMB I, FED BY THE INSULATING MATERIAL IN THE REFRIGERATED
INDIAN OCEAN. 1941-02-27. MEMBERS OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY OF THE ITALIAN AUXILIARY CRUISER RAMB I APPROACH THE CRUISER HMNZS LEANDER (NOT VISIBLE) IN A LIFEBOAT AFTER SHE HAD SUNK THEIR SHIP. (NAVAL HIS
A dense column of smoke marks the sinking of the Italian auxiliary cruiser (ex banana boat) RAMB 1, scuttled after being seriously damaged and set on fire by the cruiser HMS Leander of the New Zealand
INDIAN OCEAN. 1944-02-12. THE JAPANESE SUBMARINE I-27 SINKING AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY HM DESTROYERS PALADIN AND PETARD SOUTH OF THE MALDIVE ISLANDS. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
SYDNEY, NSW. 1941-08-24. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE NEW ZEALAND CARGO VESSEL HAURAKI WHICH WAS SUNK BY THE JAPANESE ARMED MERCHANT CRUISERS AIKOKU MARU AND HOKOKU MARU IN THE INDIAN OCEAN ON 19
The modified Leander class cruiser HMAS Sydney engaged in patrols and convoy escort duties in the Indian Ocean area after completing operations in the Mediterranean where she achieved fame by sinking
