It didnt really affect the war that much. the attack was to small to affect it very much.
WW2.
No, they only bombed northern Australia. There was an attack in sydney habour however involving Jap minisumarines.
Three Japanese midget-subs attacked on the night of May 31st/June 1st, 1942. See wikipedia for details.
Devastating with sustainable damage
The Japanese attacked Australia in Air raids and once they attacked Sydney harbour by sneaking mini submarines in. However there was never an attack by Japanese soldiers on Australian soil.
WW2.
This attack is known as the Attack on Sydney Harbor. During WWII, Japanese submarines attacked the Australian cities of Sydney and Newcastle.
The Australian war cabinet.
Australia was in the war on the side of the Allies, making them the enemies of the Japanese, who were trying to gain control of Asia.
A Japanese float plane from a submarine carried out a flight over Sydney Harbour to map out the targets for the three midget submarines which carried out the attack.
No, they only bombed northern Australia. There was an attack in sydney habour however involving Jap minisumarines.
Three Japanese midget-subs attacked on the night of May 31st/June 1st, 1942. See wikipedia for details.
Devastating with sustainable damage
The Japanese attacked Australia in Air raids and once they attacked Sydney harbour by sneaking mini submarines in. However there was never an attack by Japanese soldiers on Australian soil.
The Japaneses naval code was broken by the allies, and imminent attack plans by the Japanese was decoded by the allies.
If we are speaking of the attack by the Japanese on Sydney Harbour the fact is that it had practically no impact on Australia Aside from the tragic effect it had on the friends and relatives of those that were murdered as a result of this action.
To prevent the Austrailians from coming to the defense of America after the Pearl Harbor attack.Answer To attack shipping (most particularly USS Chigaco) where full-sized submarines couldn't go, as part of the Japanese plan to disprupt Allied shipping.