The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of three Australian nursing sisters and two officers on board HMAS Huon in Italy. The destroyer saw no further war service after colliding with HMAS Yarra on 8 August; an influenza epidemic swept through the crew while she was being repaired, and five men died. Identified left to right: Lieutenant Douglas Phillips Herbert; Sister Keith; unidentified nursing sister; Sister Hutt; Lieutenant Commander Charles Fenwick Stow.
Informal portrait of Sister Hutt, of the Australian Nursing Service, holding a fan, and stoker P O Leader on board HMAS Huon. Hanging behind them is a white ensign, one of the silk flags that were pr
Informal group portrait of officers from the Australian destroyer flotilla on board HMAS Huon. Identified left to right: Lieutenant Ben Moss, Royal Australian Naval Reserve (HMAS Warrego); Lieutenant
The destroyer HMAS Yarra at a dry dock in Italy. She was probably undergoing repairs after colliding with HMAS Huon on 8 August.
Group portrait of five officers on board HMAS Huon. Identified left to right: Engineer Lieutenant (Lt) Clarence Bridge, RAN of HMAS Parramatta; Lt Scott of HMS Sentinel; Paymaster Lieutenant Commander
A 12 pounder gun in action on board the destroyer HMAS Huon. The two men on the left are wearing gas masks and flash protectors; the one on the far left is holding an artillery shell. In the foregro
Brass bell from torpedo boat destroyer HMAS Huon. The inscription 'H.M.A.T.B.D./1915/ HUON' has been cast into the exterior and filled with black paint. The tongue (clapper) is missing. Torpedo boa
