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Image Not Available for When the American liner PRESIDENT QUESON hit a rock off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan, members of the crew were picked up by the Japanese steamer UKISHIMA MARU
When the American liner PRESIDENT QUESON hit a rock off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan, members of the crew were picked up by the Japanese steamer UKISHIMA MARU
Image Not Available for When the American liner PRESIDENT QUESON hit a rock off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan, members of the crew were picked up by the Japanese steamer UKISHIMA MARU

When the American liner PRESIDENT QUESON hit a rock off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan, members of the crew were picked up by the Japanese steamer UKISHIMA MARU

Date1940
Object numberANMS0403[042]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from the Estate of John Watt
Terms
DescriptionCaption printed between two images, reads 'This is not a war picture, but it is typical of the plight of hundreds of seamen and others after a lurking u-boat has torpedoed their ship. When the American liner P Queson hit a rock off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan, members of the crew were picked up by the Japanese steamer Ukishima Maru.
The DESPATCH, Captain Pritchard, on fire March 12th 1839. The crew and passengers, 30 in number were picked up by the whalers GOVERNOR BOURKE & WOODLARK
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William Nicholas
1839
Image Not Available for KYDEI MARU in Yokohama Harbour, Japan
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Frederick B Lamberger
February 1960
USA fighter pilot shot down after Japanese raid on Buna, picked up by HMAS BENALLA
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Commander Herbert Gordon Whitebrook
1943-1944
Image Not Available for Bore of Heavy Naval Gun. Boring for the German's - Why the LION's guns were able to hit at ten miles
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1914-1915
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c 1950
Izumo, Japan
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c 1950
Image Not Available for That's the spot to hit! Give us the stuff and we'll hit it!
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John Philip Falter
1944
Image Not Available for Thats the spot to hit! Give us the stuff and we'll hit it!
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John Philip Falter
1944
Image Not Available for Those were the days! A typical menu of 1862 when beer, wine and spirits were included in the passage money
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Japanese sailors loading a coal basket on board naval vessel TAISEI MARU
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Samuel J Hood Studio
1906-1934
Japanese sailor sitting on a winch probably on board naval vessel TAISEI MARU
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Samuel J Hood Studio
1906-1934
Japanese sailors probably on board naval vessel TAISEI MARU
Japanese sailors probably on board naval vessel TAISEI MARU
Samuel J Hood Studio
1906-1934