The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rear Admiral Gerard Charles Muirhead-Gould, the Naval Officer In Command of Sydney Harbour, prepares to lay a wreath at the Sydney Cenotaph in honour of the nineteen Australian and two British sailors from HMAS Kuttabul killed during the Japanese submarine attack in Sydney Harbour. Identified second from left is Lieutenant Commander Edwin Max Andrewartha.
ON 31 MAY 1942, AUSTRALIA MADE ITS FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH JAPANESE SUBMARINES. THREE OF THEM SNEAKED INTO SYDNEY HARBOUR AND THEIR COMBINED EFFORTS RESULTED IN THE SINKING OF A SMALL HARBOUR VESSEL O
On the eve of 31 May 1942, Australia made its first acquaintance with Japanese submarines. Three of them entered into Sydney Harbour and their combined efforts resulted in the sinking of HMAS Kuttabul
Souvenir metal fitting taken from one of the Japanese midget submarines sunk in Sydney Harbour on 31 May 1942. The fitting comprises a rectangular piece of metal with a pair of beveled edges. A pair
Informal portrait of Rear Admiral Gerard Charles Muirhead-Gould DSC, RN, Naval Officer in Command of Sydney Harbour, presenting a Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) to 20221 Petty Officer (PO) Harry Ph
Souvenir metal fitting taken from one of the Japanese midget submarines sunk in Sydney Harbour on 31 May 1942. The fitting comprises a threaded steel tubular body with a hexagonal brass bolt attached.
Portrait of Commodore (later Rear Admiral) G C Muirhead-Gould DSC RN, Commodore in Charge Sydney and Principal Sea Transport Officer, NSW.
