The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
In the North Sea. C. 1945-05. Aerial photograph of one of Germany's U-boats crossing the North Sea to surrender, photographed on the surface, its crew clearly visible, from a Liberator aircraft of RAF Coastal Command.
At Sea. 1945-05-15. German submarine U.255 photographed after the German surrender from an RAF Coastal Command aircraft operating from RAF Station Castle Archdale. The crew can be seen standing on the
At Sea. 1945-05-15. German submarine U.255 photographed after the German surrender from an RAF Coastal Command aircraft operating from RAF Station Castle Archdale.
In the North Sea. C. 1945-05. Acting as "air sentries", aircraft of RAF Coastal Command in which many RAAF men are still serving kept a watchful eye on the two German cruisers Prinz Eugen and Nurnberg
MANUSCRIPT TITLED "HISTORY OF AUSTRALIANS IN RAF COASTAL COMMAND", DESCRIBES AIR WAR AGAINST GERMAN SUBMARINES 1941-1945. CHAPTERS COVER HISTORY, U-BOATS, THE WEATHER IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC AND UNUSUAL
AT SEA, ATLANTIC SEA. 1943-12. A GERMAN U-BOAT AFTER IT HAD BEEN ATTACKED BY A LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT FROM RAF COASTAL COMMAND. WITH THE VESSEL HALF SUBMERGED THE CREW SEEN ON THE CONNING TOWER HAS ENOUGH
AT SEA, SKAGERRAK. 1945-05-08. AN RAF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT PILOTED BY FLYING OFFICER VILLIS, NO. 59 SQUADRON RAF, FLYING OVER SURRENDERED GERMAN SUBMARINE U293 AT LATITUDE 58 11' N AND LONGITUDE 10 18'W
