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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
HMS Glowworm (H92), a 1,345-ton G Class destroyer, manoeuvring for an attack on the 14000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper. This action took place some 120 miles west of Trondheim, Norway, when Glowworm, badly damaged, rammed Admiral Hipper. As a result of this the Admiral Hipper suffered superficial damage to her bulwarks and outer compartments containing some 200 tons of meat stores. The ship was flooded with 500 tons of sea water. The forward starboard torpedo tube mount was wrecked. After she sank thirty-two survivors from Glowworm were picked up by Admiral Hipper. The destroyer’s captain, Lieutenant Commander Gerard Roope, was awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross.
Heavily hit by 8-inch gunfire and covering herself in a smoke screen, HMS Glowworm (H92), a 1,345-ton G Class destroyer, manoeuvring for an attack on the 14000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper.

Heavily hit by 8-inch gunfire and covering herself in a smoke screen, HMS Glowworm (H92), a 1,345-ton G Class destroyer, manoeuvring for an attack on the 14000-ton German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper.

TRONDHEIM, NORWAY, 1940-07. AN AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING A SECTION OF THE TOWN AND HARBOUR DURING THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF THE AREA. THE VESSEL ON THE EXTREME RIGHT (TOP) IS THE 10,000 TON GERMAN HEAV

Portrait of Aage Lorang Berdahl. Born on 14 December 1918 in Norway, Berdahl served with the Merchant Navy, mostly in ships operating between the United Kingdom and Australia during the Second World W

Participation Medal with 'SURVIVED ONCE' bar, in the shape of a red, white and blue enamel torpedo attached to the ribbon.Unnamed as issued. Aage Lorang Berdahl was born on 14 December 1918 in Norwa

Norwegian War Medal. Unnamed as issued. Aage Lorang Bergdahl was born on 14 December 1918 in Norway. He served with the Merchant Navy, mostly in ships operating between the United Kingdom and Austra
