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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 JAPANESE SUBMARINE I-21 420 MILES EAST OF SYDNEY ON 1943-01-22. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
Damage to the hull of the United States of American cargo vessel Peter H Burnett seen from the bottom of Sutherland Dock, part of the Cockatoo Island Dockyard, in Sydney. The ship was torpedoed by th
Damage to the hull of the United States of American cargo vessel Peter H Burnett seen from the bottom of Sutherland Dock, part of the Cockatoo Island Dockyard, in Sydney. The ship was torpedoed by th
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-02. DETAIL OF DAMAGE TO THE HULL OF THE AMERICAN CARGO VESSEL PETER H. BURNETT. THE SHIP WAS TORPEDOED BY THE JAPANESE SUBMARINE I-21 420 MILES EAST OF SYDNEY ON 1943-01-22. (NAVAL H
The interior of the hold of the American liberty ship Peter H Burnett showing damage to the shaft tunnel. The ship was torpedoed by the Japanese submarine I-21, 420 miles east of Sydney on 22 January
A sketch of an American Liberty ship which had been torpedoed off the coast of New South Wales. The Liberty ships were cargo ships built in the United States during the Second World War. The vessel
The American cargo vessel Peter H Burnett arriving in Sydney after being torpedoed by the Japanese submarine I-21, 420 miles east of Sydney on 22 January 1943. She is down by the stern from the torped
