Japanese Type 98 torpedo that ran aground on Green Island in Sydney Harbor during the submarine attack 9 days earlier being prepared for recovery, Sydney, Australia, Jun 10, 1942. Note the sandbags.

Caption   Japanese Type 98 torpedo that ran aground on Green Island in Sydney Harbor during the submarine attack 9 days earlier being prepared for recovery, Sydney, Australia, Jun 10, 1942. Note the sandbags. ww2dbase
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Japanese Midget Submarine Warfare in World War II   Main article  Photos  
Type A-class   Main article  Photos  
Photos on Same Day 1 Jun 1942
Photos at Same Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Added By David Stubblebine
Added Date 10 Jan 2014
Licensing  Public Domain



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