The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sydney, NSW. 10 June 1942. A floating crane raising Japanese midget submarine No. 14 above the water during a salvage operation, as seen from HMAS Kanimbla, after the unsuccessful attack on Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May 1942. This submarine is held in the Australian War Memorial's collections.
JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE NO. 14, WHICH HAD TAKEN PART ON THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON THE NIGHT OF 31 MAY 1942, RAISED FROM THE HARBOUR DURING A SALVAGE OPERATION, BEING TOWED PAST HM
TITAN, A FLOATING CRANE, LIFTS THE BOW DURING THE SALVAGE OPERATION TO RAISE ONE OF THE JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINES WHICH HAD TAKEN PART IN THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ON THE NIGHT OF 31
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
SYDNEY, NSW. 1942-06-10. JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE NO. 21 BEING RAISED BY THE BOWS FROM THE HARBOUR BY A FLOATING CRANE DURING A SALVAGE OPERATION. THIS SUBMARINE TOOK PART IN THE RAID IN THE HARBOUR
SYDNEY, NSW. 1942-06-01. SALVAGE OPERATIONS, RAISING THE JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINES SUNK IN SYDNEY HARBOUR FOLLOWING THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK OF 31 MAY 1942. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
PARTLY SUBMERGED RAN ACCOMMODATION SHIP HMAS KUTTABUL, DAMAGED DURING THE UNSUCCESSFUL JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE ATTACK IN SYDNEY HARBOUR ON THE NIGHT OF 31 MAY 1942.
