Two Allied prisoners of war, survivors of the Japanese transport Rakuyo Maru, clinging to their raft as the American submarine Greenfish comes along to rescuejhem. The Rakuyo Maru was sunk by a torpedo from another American submarine in the China Sea whilst carrying 1300 Australian and British prisoners of war captured by the Japanese at Singapore. (Evening Post, 21 September 1945)

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