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Indian Ocean. 1942. Life rafts, used by survivors of a Greek merchant ship which had been torpedoed south east of Cape Town, drifting astern of Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Norman after the Australian ship had taken the survivors aboard. Four other ships, apparently part of a convoy, can be seen in the background.
Indian Ocean. 1942. Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Norman rescuing survivors from a Greek merchant ship which had been torpedoed south east of Cape Town. Live poultry is also on the survivors' raft.
Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Norman rescuing survivors from a Greek merchant ship which had been torpedoed south east of Cape Town. Live poultry is also on the survivors' raft.
SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN. 1942. THE DESTROYER HMAS NORMAN RESCUING SURVIVORS FROM A SUNKEN MERCHANT SHIP 200 MILES SOUTH WEST OF CAPE TOWN. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN. 1942. THE DESTROYER HMAS NORMAN (NOT VISIBLE) RESCUING SURVIVORS FROM A SUNKEN MERCHANT SHIP 200 MILES SOUTH WEST OF CAPE TOWN. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
Indian Ocean. 1942. A lifeboat from Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Norman coming back alongside after rescuing an airman who had crashed into the sea off Sumatra. The airman's life raft can be seen be
Indian Ocean. 1942. A lifeboat from Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Norman coming back alongside after rescuing an airman who had crashed into the sea off Sumatra. The airman's life raft can be seen be
