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Photograph 043893 Period 1970-1979HMAS SYDNEY LEAVING SYDNEY HARBOUR FOR THE LAST TIME, 1975-12.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
On a Carley float the sole survivor of the sinking of Oil Pioneer, an oil tanker owned by the British Oil Shipping Company, approaches the German 14,000-ton cruiser Admiral Hipper. The tanker was sunk by gunfire from the German battleship Gneisenau and torpedo from the destroyer Hermann Schoemann (Z7) in the course of Operation JUNO.
The British tanker Oil Pioneer on fire after being shelled by the German battleship Gneisenau in the course of Operation JUNO. The destroyer Hermann Schoemann (Z7) then sank Oil Pioneer with a torpedo

Arado Ar 196 T3+MH, a two-seater reconnaissance float plane carried by the 14,000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper, capsizing after attempting to land in the calmer waters of a slick created by

The two German battleships Scharnhorst (1) and Gneisenau (2), seen from the torpedo elevator compartment of the German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper during Operation Juno.

Arado Ar 196 T3+MH, a two-seater reconnaissance float plane carried by the 14,000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper, coming in to land in the calmer waters of a slick created by tightly turning

Arado Ar 196 T3+MH, a two-seater reconnaissance float plane carried by the 14,000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper, capsizing after attempting to land in the calmer waters of a slick created by
An unidentified British merchant vessel under attack by the 14,000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper. This vessel was one of convoy SLS64 of nineteen British merchant ships en route to England f
