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Photo released on April 23, 2019 by Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) shows anchor chains on the wreck of the SS Iron Crown, a WWII ship sunk 77 years ago. (Photo/Agencies)
The wreck of an Australian freighter has been discovered 77 years after it was sunk by a Japanese submarine during World War II.
The ship was heavily loaded with manganese ore when she struck by a torpedo off the Australian coast on June 4, 1942, sinking just 60 seconds later. The attack claimed the lives of 38 members of the ship's 43-strong crew.
Photo released on April 23, 2019 shows anchor chains on the wreck of the SS Iron Crown, a WWII ship sunk 77 years ago. (Photo/Agencies)
Photo released on April 23, 2019 shows anchor chains on the wreck of the SS Iron Crown, a WWII ship sunk 77 years ago. (Photo/Agencies)
