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BANKA STRAIT, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1942-02-03. THE DESTROYER HMS TENEDOS (H04) ALONGSIDE THE HEAVILY DAMAGED MERCHANT SHIP NORAH MOLLAR TO TAKE ABOARD MEMBERS OF HER CREW. THE MERCHANT SHIP HAD BEEN BOMBED BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT. OTHER PASSENGERS HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN TAKEN FROM HER BY HMAS HOBART FROM WHICH THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
BANKA STRAIT, 1942-02-03. THE DUTCH MERCHANT VESSEL NORAH MOLLER ON FIRE AFTER BEING HEAVILY DAMAGED BY JAPANESE BOMBERS. HER PASSENGERS AND CREW WERE BROUGHT OFF BY HMAS HOBART AND THE WRECK SUNK. (N
The wreck of the British merchant vessel Norah Moller, heavily damaged by Japanese bombers on 3 February while attempting to escape from Singapore. The cruiser HMAS Hobart and the destroyer HMS TENEDO
BANKA STRAIT, JAVA SEA, 1942-02-03. THE BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP "NORAH MOLLER" ON FIRE, AND HER ENGINES OUT OF ACTION, AS A RESULT OF AN ATTACK BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT.
JAVA SEA. 1942-02-03. BADLY INJURED SURVIVORS OF THE DUTCH MERCHANT VESSEL NORAH MOLLER ARE HELPED INTO A LIFEBOAT AFTER SHE HAD BEEN FATALLY DAMAGED BY JAPANESE BOMBERS. THE SURVIVORS WERE TAKEN ABOA
1941-08-26. AERIAL PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DUTCH TANKER MERULA WHICH, IN 1942-02, WAS DESPATCHED TO PALEMBANG WITH CONVOY MS.3 TO COLLECT OIL IN THE FACE OF THE IMPENDING JAPANESE OCCUPATION. WHEN ESCAP
JAVA SEA. 1942-02-03. BLIND AND BURNT, THE LAST CASUALTY IS HELPED DOWN THE GANGWAY OF THE DUTCH MERCHANT VESSEL NORAH MOLLER AFTER SHE HAD BEEN FATALLY DAMAGED BY JAPANESE BOMBERS. THE SURVIVORS WERE
