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Old 28-03-17, 02:05
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I believe the official records show that the IJN had at least one aircraft equipped submarine operating off the Australian coast. IIRC a reconnaissance flight over Sydney took place at around the time of the submarine attack.
Why they would bother looking at Hobart I don't know.

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