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The Dutch submarine HNMS K-XVI on the surface in Netherlands East Indies (NEI) waters before the outbreak of the Second World War. This submarine was successful in sinking the Japanese destroyer Sagiri off the coast of Borneo, on 24 December 1941. However, the following day, K-XVI was itself torpedoed and sunk with all hands near Kuching, off the coast of Borneo by the Japanese submarine I-66.
NORTHERN WATERS. HNMS K XV SUBMARINE (HER NETHERLANDS MAJESTY'S SHIP) AS TRIMMED ON SURFACE - NORMAL PATROL POSITION. OFFICIAL US NAVY PHOTOGRAPH US SUBMARINE BASE, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT.
East Coast, NSW. 1944-04-11. Aerial photograph of Royal Netherlands Navy submarine HNMS KVIII taken by 427838 Pilot Officer J.H.D. (Harold) Venning, Navigator, aboard a No. 73 Squadron RAAF Anson airc
When a Japanese submarine was seen off the N.S.W coast early in 1942, Winckel hunted it down, bombed and sank it - the first enemy submarines to be destroyed by aerial attack in Australian waters. Win
United States of America Liberty Ship 'Starr King' sinks off Port Macquarie, NSW after being torpedoed by a Japanese submarine. During the six months after 18 January 1943, Japanese attacked 21 Allie
STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE AMERICAN TRANSPORT COAST FARMER WHICH BROUGHT US TROOPS TO AUSTRALIA AS PART OF THE PENSACOLA CONVOY IN 1941-12. SHE WAS TORPEDOED AND SUNK BY A JAPANESE SUBMARINE 15 MILES
The transport HMAT Ballarat after being torpedoed by a German submarine off the southern English coast. In the background a British destroyer is standing by to take the troops.
