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Photograph 041302 Second World War, 1939-1945LOCATION UNKNOWN. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM H.M.A.S. "BROOME", 1944, SHOWING H.M.A.S. "ECHUCA" (LEFT) AND ANOTHER CORVETTE MOORED AT ANCHORAGE.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE "NAGATO", A JAPANESE BATTLESHIP AT ANCHOR IN TOKYO BAY, SEEN FROM THE DECK OF HMAS "NEPAL".
TOKYO JAPAN, 1945-08-30. THE BURNT OUT JAPANESE BATTLESHIP NAGATO IN TOKYO HARBOUR. (PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTAIN J. C. GOODCHILD)

YOKOSUKA, TOKYO, JAPAN. 1945-09. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE JAPANESE BATTLESHIP NAGATO. HER MAINMAST AND FUNNEL HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN HEIGHT FOR CAMOUFLAGE PURPOSES AND HER 5.5 INCH SECONDARY BATTERY SUPPRE

YOKOSUKA, TOKYO, JAPAN. 1945-08-25. AERIAL STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE JAPANESE BATTLESHIP NAGATO. HER MAINMAST AND FUNNEL HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN HEIGHT FOR CAMOUFLAGE PURPOSES AND HER 5.5 INCH SECOND

Two original diaries and a transcript of the diaries entitled "H.M.A.S. Nepal: 22 August - 10 November 1945" by Leading Supply Assistant, Bruce Langtry (S6622), Royal Australian Navy Reserve, HMAS Nep
New Zealand sailors, comprising part of the British Landing Force lined up on the quarterdeck of their transport USS Sims prior to landing on Yokosuka, the largest naval base in Japan, situated in Tok

Pinas Bay, Mexico. c. 14 December 1914. The Japanese battleship Hizen, which along with armoured cruisers Asama and Idzumo, had been sent from the Marshall Islands in search of the German fleet, at an
