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Photograph 305047 Second World War, 1939-1945SYDNEY, 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).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ORIGINAL TYPESCRIPT OF REMINISCENCES OF THE SALVAGE OF TWO JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINES FROM SYDNEY HARBOUR IN 1942 BY DIVER INVOLVED IN THE OPERATIONS
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).

'Technical Report on Japanese Midget Submarines', prepared by Commander Urquhart and dated July 1942. This important work is based on information obtained from the investigations into two Japanese sub
Torn certificate of authenticity tied to small L-shaped piece of metal from one of the midget submarines that was sunk in Sydney Harbour Sunday May 31st 1942. Printed in blue, the text reads: 'A Guar

Charles Francis Richard Nelson describes his experiences as a Royal Australian Navy (RAN) diver clearing HMAS Kuttabul following its sinking by a Japanese midget submarine in Sydney harbour on the nig
This relic was collected Petty Officer Robert E Burton during the recovery of the Imperial Japanese Type A midget submarine sunk at Taylor's Bay in Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May/1 June 1942.

This relic was collected by Petty Officer Robert E Burton during the recovery of the Imperial Japanese Type A midget submarine sunk at Taylor's Bay in Sydney Harbour on the night of 31 May/1 June 194
