The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Chief Petty Officer Reginald James George Sparrow and Lieutenant Commander John Sydney Bovill examine a pistol and ceremonial sword taken from one of the Japanese midget submarines which attacked Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May 1942. (Photograph by The Herald, Melbourne - published 4 December 1942)
C.1942-11. CITIZENS EXAMINE A SECTION OF A JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE DURING ITS TOUR OF SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA. THE SUBMARINE TOOK PART IN THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON THE NIGHT OF 31
MELBOURNE, VIC. C.1942-11. CITIZENS EXAMINE A SECTION OF A JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE ON DISPLAY IN THE EXHIBITION GARDENS. THE SUBMARINE TOOK PART IN THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON THE N
MELBOURNE, VIC. C.1942.11. CITIZENS EXAMINE A SECTION OF A JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE ON DISPLAY IN THE EXHIBITION GARDENS. THE SUBMARINE HAD TAKEN PART IN THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON
MELBOURNE, VIC. C. 1942-11. CITIZENS EXAMINE THE RUPTURED MID-SECTION OF A JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE WHICH WAS USED IN THE ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON 31 MAY 1942. (PHOTOGRAPH BY THE HERALD, MELBOURNE
Complete and unfired pistol bullet recovered from the remains of one of the two Imperial Japanese midget submarines that were sunk in Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May/1 June 1942.
A floating crane raising one of the three Japanese Midget Submarines which attacked shipping in Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May 1942. This is probably Midget Submarine No. 14 which was trapped i
