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THE RAN DESTROYER HMAS QUIBERON DROPS DEPTH CHARGES IN A COUNTER ATTACK AGAINST A GERMAN SUBMARINE WHICH HAS ATTACKED AN ALLIED CONVOY. THE CONVOY IS APPROACHING ALGIERS TO SUPPLY THE ALLIED LANDINGS IN NORTH WEST AFRICA.
A ROYAL NAVY HUNT CLASS TYPE III ESCORT DESTROYER (IN THE BACKGROUND) DROPS DEPTH CHARGES IN A COUNTER ATTACK AGAINST A GERMAN SUBMARINE WHICH HAS ATTACKED AN ALLIED CONVOY. THE CONVOY IS APPROACHING
Algiers, Algeria. 1942-11. The Royal Australian Navy was represented by HMAS Quiberon at landings by US troops in North West Africa. Smoke rises into the air from an Allied vessel on fire after an ene
North Africa. 1942-11. Part of a convoy of ships approaching Algiers for the Allied landing, as seen from an escorting RAN destroyer.
HMS Renown, HMS Victorious and HMS Rodney, taken from HMAS Quiberon en route to Algiers. In October 1942, HMAS Quiberon formed part of a unit of the large British naval forces that sailed as Force 'H
CREW OF ALLIED SHIP, PROBABLY HMAS NAPIER, WATCHING GERMAN SUBMARINE SURFACING AFTER DEPTH CHARGES.
Members of the crew of HMAS Doomba with fish taken on board killed or stunned after a depth charge attack. HMAS Doomba in her role as escort and anti-submarine vessel would sweep the harbour approache
