Allies in adversity, Australia and the Dutch in the Pacific War

Tjinegara sinking details

Ship	Tjinegara
Tonnage	9,227 Tons
Operator	JCJL
Fate	Torpedoed, sunk south of New Caledonia, Japanese submarine I-169.
Date	25 July 1942

Dutch merchant shipping losses in the Pacific war (vessels over 1,000 Tons)

Jan 1942	Feb 1942	Mar 1942	May 1942	Jul 1942	Mar 1943	Apr 1943	Sep 1943	Mar 1944
Langkoeas , Djirak , Van Riebeck , Van Rees , Camphuijs , Benkoelen , Senang , Van Imhoff , Van Overstraten , Lematang , Poelau Tello , Buyskens , Elout , Boelongan	Van Lansberge , Van Cloon , Merula , Manvantara , Iris , Semiramis , Pijnacker Hordijk , Kota Radja , Boero , Duymaer Van Twist	Augustina , Reael , Modjokerto , Le Maire , Rooseboom , Enggano , Siberoet , Parigi , Siaoe , Mijer , Meroendoeng , Angelina , Liran , Benkalis , Belawan , De Klerk , Bengalen , Loa-Koeloe , Talang Akar , Sigli , Van Diemen , Toendjoek , Tjikarang , Tjikandi , Pendopo , Speelman , Sloet van Beele , Sinabang , Sibolga , Siantar , Roggeveen , Silindoeng , Rochussen , Van Waerwijk , Van Neck , Bintoehan , Op ten Noort , Anastasia , Tjisaroea , Van der Hagen , Pasir , Sipora , Ambo , Sipirok , Barentsz , Poelau Bras , Siberg	Genota	Madrono , Tjinegara	s'Jacob , Bantam	Van Heemskirk	Cremer	Tjisalak

• Japanese conquest
• Prisoners of the Japanese
• A seafaring nation
  • Dutch merchant shipping in the south-west Pacific
  • Karsik and Tramsik: Operation Lilliput
  • Hospital ship Oranje
• The Dutch in Australia