The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rabaul, New Britain. c 1915. Port side view of HMAS Una, which was previously a German Naval yacht named SMS Komet. It was armed and commissioned as HMAS Una in October 1914, and was stationed in New Guinea waters. SMS Komet was captured by Commander J. M. Jackson on HMAS Nusa on 10 October 1914 at Talassia, a small plantation approximately 160 miles south west of Rabaul. (Donor H. Cooper)
Rabaul, New Britain. c 1915. HMAS Una, believed to be arriving in Rabaul, carrying coffins for the funeral of five unidentified members of the Australian naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF
HMAS Nusa in Rabaul Harbour, in which Commander J M Jackson captured SMS Komet on 10 October 1914 at Talassia, a small plantation approximately 160 miles south west of Rabaul.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1914. HMAS UNA, FORMERLY THE GERMAN NAVAL YACHT SMS KOMET, AND AUSTRALIAN DESTROYERS IN THE HARBOUR.
New Britain. The German Naval Yacht Komet which was captured off the north coast of New Britain on 13th October 1914 by the Australian Navy. The yacht was taken to Simpson Harbour and commissioned and
HMAS Una at anchor. The Royal Australian Navy patrol vessel Una was the German ship Komet until captured by Australians at Komethafen on the Talasea (or Talassia) north coast of New Britain on 11 Octo
Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1915. The main wharf as seen from the harbour. The yacht on the left was originally the German owned SMS Komet which was renamed HMAS Una after being taken over by the Australi
