The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Azuma Peninsula, Japan. September 1945. Australian naval ratings ashore in the Japanese arsenal o Azuma Peninsula in Tokyo Bay, inspecting the midget submarines in various stages of completion. These submarines are smaller than those used in the Sydney Harbour raid.
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. August 1945. Australian officers and British Marines examine a nest of twenty four midget submarines found on the Yokosuka Naval Base in Tokyo Bay. They are smaller than th
Azuma Peninsula, Tokyo Bay. September 1945. At the Japanese Arsenal, crew members of HMAS Napier, Able Seaman (AB) Les Coad of Ballarat, Vic, and AB Kevin Sorrenson of Coorparoo, Qld, watch Petty Offi
Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan. September 1945. Captain H. J. Buchanan DSO, RAN Commander of the British Landing Force, and staff having a close up view of some of the midget submarines surrendered in the
Australian officers and British Marines examine a nest of twenty four midget submarines found on the Yokosuka Naval Base in Tokyo Bay. They are identical to the submarines used in the raids on Sydney
SYDNEY HARBOUR, 1942-06. THE NAVAL DEPOT SHIP KUTTABUL WHICH WAS DAMAGED BY A JAPANESE TORPEDO DURING THE RAID ON SYDNEY HARBOUR BY JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINES ON 1942-05-31.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1942-06-10. JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINES NO. 21 (LEFT) AND NO. 14 AFTER BEING BROUGHT ASHORE FOLLOWING THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON 31 MAY 1942. NOTE THE DAMAGE TO THE TORPE
