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PACIFIC OCEAN, 1940-06-12. ITALIAN MOTOR VESSEL, "ROMOLO", STOPPED AND LISTING TO PORT AND HEAVILY ON FIRE, AFTER INTERCEPTION BY H.M.A.S. "MANOORA", APPROXIMATELY 220 MILES SOUTHWEST OF NAURU ISLAND.
BRITISH PHOSPHATE COMMISSION'S STEAMER TRIENZA, WHICH ASSISTED - WITH A SIGHTING REPORT - IN THE INTERCEPTION OF THE ITALIAN MOTOR VESSEL ROMOLO BY HMAS MANOORA, 1940-06-12, 220 MILES SOUTHWEST OF NAU
Italian prisoners coming from the Italian motor vessel Romolo in life boats. The Romolo was set on fire and scuttled by its crew after being pursued from Brisbane by HMAS Manoora and finally intercept
OFF NAURU, 1940-06-12. THE ITALIAN MERCHANT VESSEL ROMOLO BEING SCUTTLED AFTER INTERCEPTION BY HMAS MANOORA. (DONATED BY G. WESTLAKE).
Armed Merchant Cruiser HMAS Manoora firing one of seven rounds into the Italian motor vessel Romolo to hasten her sinking. The Romolo was set on fire and scuttled by its crew after being pursued from
PACIFIC OCEAN, 1940-06-12. SURVIVORS FROM THE ITALIAN MOTOR VESSEL ROMOLO BEING TAKEN ON BOARD HMAS MANOORA AFTER SETTING THEIR VESSEL ON FIRE AND OPENING THE KINGSTON VALVES WHEN INTERCEPTED BY THE A
Smoke pours from the Italian motor vessel Romolo after being set on fire and scuttled by its crew after being pursued from Brisbane by the Armed Merchant Cruiser HMAS Manoora and finally intercepted,
