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Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942. Merchant ship SS Bantam alongside SS Anshun after being damaged by gunfire during a Japanese aerial attack. Both ships were salvaged later.
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. 1943. THE DUTCH TRANSPORT BANTAM BERTHED IN THE HARBOUR ALONGSIDE THE WRECK OF THE ANSHUN, SUNK BY JAPANESE NAVAL UNITS DURING THE BATTLE OF MILNE BAY IN 1942-09. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. 1943. VIEW OF THE HARBOUR WITH THE DUTCH TRANSPORT BANTAM BERTHED ALONGSIDE THE WRECK OF THE ANSHUN, SUNK BY JAPANESE NAVAL UNITS DURING THE BATTLE OF MILNE BAY IN 1942-09. THE PHOTO
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-06. THE BRITISH SHIP ANSHUN LYING ON HER SIDE AFTER BEING SHELLED BY JAPANESE WARSHIPS.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1941-11-10. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE 2/1 AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA WHICH WAS BOMBED AND HEAVILY DAMAGED IN DARWIN HARBOUR BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT ON 1942-02-19. ON THE NIGHT
PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE 2/1 AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA WHICH WAS BOMBED AND HEAVILY DAMAGED IN DARWIN HARBOUR BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT ON 1942-02-19. ON THE NIGHT OF 1942-09-06 SHE WAS LYING ILLUMI
A ship, the Anshun at pontoon wharf, Milne Bay. This illustration was created for 'Salt' magazine and was published in volume seven, number 11 on 31 January 1944. On 6th September 1942 the Dutch owne