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Photograph 305605 Second World War, 1939-1945Oro Bay, Buna. Survivors of the Dutch cargo steamer 'sJacob, sunk by Japanese bombers, cling to wreckage awaiting rescue by the corvette HMAS Bendigo. (Naval Historical Collection).

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Survivors from the Netherlands merchant ship 'sJacob about to be rescued by HMAS Bendigo (out of picture). The ship had been sunk by Japanese aircraft on their way to attack Oro Bay, New Guinea.
Oro Bay, Buna. Survivors of the Dutch cargo steamer 'sJacob, sunk by Japanese bombers, cling to wreckage awaiting rescue by the corvette HMAS Bendigo. (Naval Historical Collection).

Oro Bay, Buna. Survivors of the Dutch cargo steamer 'sJacob, sunk by Japanese bombers, cling to wreckage awaiting rescue by the corvette HMAS Bendigo seen in the foreground. (Naval Historical Collecti

Cape Nelson. Survivors from the Dutch merchant vessel 'sJacob, sunk by Japanese bombers, on board HMAS Bendigo. (Naval Historical Collection).

The Netherlands merchant ship Bantam under Japanese air attack on 28 March 1943 in Oro Bay, New Guinea.

Off Porlock Harbour, New Guinea. After being hit by bombs in an attack by Japanese aircraft off Cape Nelson, the Dutch merchant vessel 'sJacob settles by the bow. Survivors can be seen swimming in the

NEW GUINEA. ORO BAY. SHIP SUNK BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT IN MARCH 1943. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
