Craig Welch <craig@pacific.net.sg> writes: Gernot Hassenpflug wrote: No, it's one of the three mini-subs that attacked Syney harbor. Two were sunk, one launched two torpedoes and then escaped out of the harbor...but was never heard from again, either by the IJN or the Allies. More than torpedos. I grew up in one of the houses mentioned here: http://home.st....

Craig Welch wrote: Gernot Hassenpflug wrote: No, it's one of the three mini-subs that attacked Syney harbor. Two were sunk, one launched two torpedoes and then escaped out of the harbor...but was never heard from again, either by the IJN or the Allies. More than torpedos. I grew up in one of the houses mentioned here: http://home.st.net.au/~dunn/...

Gernot Hassenpflug wrote: No, it's one of the three mini-subs that attacked Syney harbor. Two were sunk, one launched two torpedoes and then escaped out of the harbor...but was never heard from again, either by the IJN or the Allies. More than torpedos. I grew up in one of the houses mentioned here: http://home.st.net.au/~dunn/japsubs/japsshell01.htm -- Craig

...shipping sunk, was not minimal but the Japanese had reached a point where they needed the submarines for supply purposes and pulled back. No, it's one of the three mini-subs that attacked Syney harbor. Two were sunk, one launched two torpedoes and then escaped out of the harbor...but was never heard from again, either by the IJN or the Allies. Hence the mystery. I guess two families in...