The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Starboard stern view of the troopship, HMT Empress of Japan (II), from the bow of HMAS Canberra, departing in convoy US3 from Australia with troops of the third contingent of 2nd AIF bound for North Africa.
Starboard side view of the 45647 ton transport, HMT Aquitania departing in convoy US3 from Australia with troops third contingent of 2nd AIF bound for North Africa. The Cunard liner saw service as bot
Second World War convoy US3 at a rendezvous about 70 miles south east of Sydney with third contingent of Second AIF bound for North Africa. This series of photographs was taken by Pilot Officer Ray Cu
HMAS Australia and HMAS Canberra (Flagship) parting company with the First Australian Convoy approximately 61/4 hours from Fremantle. Convoy consisted of 11 troopships carrying 6th Division of 2 Austr
Port bow view of the County Class heavy cruiser, HMAS Canberra, as seen from The Empress of Japan in the waters of the Middle East. The ship's crew are on deck and a Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) amp
Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Blamey (right) chatting with departing officers before they sailed on the Empress of Japan. The ship joined the first convoy from Australia and New Zealand bound for the
AERIAL STARBOARD BOW VIEW, TAKEN PRIOR TO WORLD WAR 2, OF THE BRITISH TRANSPORT RMS STRATHEDEN WHICH WAS PART OF A FAST CONVOY ESCORTED FROM CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, TO FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE, BY HMAS
