The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMAS/M J7 disabled in the Indian Ocean, seen from HMAS Australia, which was standing by. HMAS/M J7 was enroute from the UK to Australia at the time in company with HMAS/M J1, J2, J3, J4 and J5. J7 was very different from her sisters in that the Conning Tower was much further aft. She was the only submarine built to this configuration. (Donor P C Slaughter)
A J Class Submarine, probably the HMS J1 (later HMAS), travels up the Suez Canal, passing Ferry Post, between Kantara and Port Said on her way from Portsmouth, England, to Sydney, NSW. Australian serv
The J Class Submarine, HMS J2, (later HMAS) travels up the Suez Canal, passing Ferry Post, between Kantara and Port Said on her way from Portsmouth, England, to Sydney, NSW. Australian servicemen and
AT SEA. 1919-05-12. A DISABLED AUSTRALIAN SUBMARINE IN THE INDIAN OCEAN, SEEN FROM HMAS AUSTRALIA, WHICH WAS STANDING BY. (DONOR P.C. SLAUGHTER)
Portsmouth, England. c. 1919. J1, one of six J Class submarines transferred from the British Navy to the Australian Navy on 25 March 1919 and arriving in Australia on 10 July 1919. All were sold in 19
Portsmouth, England. c. 1919. J5, one of six J Class submarines transferred from the British Navy to the Australian Navy on 25 March 1919 and arriving in Australia on 10 July 1919. All were sold in 19
Portsmouth, England. c. 1919. J4, one of six J Class submarines transferred from the British Navy to the Australian Navy on 25 March 1919 and arriving in Australia on 10 July 1919. All were sold in 19
