The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AN AUSTRALIAN-BUILT FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH OF THE RAN DURING ACCEPTANCE TRIALS BEFORE BEING COMMISSIONED.
Japanese officers board an RAN Fairmile motor launch being interviewed by Australian officers preparatory to the surrender of the Japanese on Muschu Island. Muschu is about two miles off the New Guine
C.1943. GREENPOINT NAVAL BOATYARD, SYDNEY, NSW. THE INSPECTION AND HANDING OVER TO THE RAN OF A FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH BEING CARRIED OUT BY REAR ADMIRAL G. C. MUIRHEAD GOULD. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTI
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-26. TWO RAN FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCHES (SUBMARINE CHASERS) MOORED AT NO. 2 AUSTRALIAN ORDNANCE SMALL CRAFT PARK, PRIMROSE PARK. MOTOR LAUNCH 803 (ML803) ON THE RIGHT. (PHOTOGRAPHER L.
A FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.
C.1943. GREENPOINT NAVAL BOATYARD, SYDNEY, NSW. THE INSPECTION AND HANDING OVER TO THE RAN OF A FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH BEING CARRIED OUT BY REAR ADMIRAL G. C. MUIRHEAD GOULD. NOTE THE ROLLS ROYCE 2 POU
Mortlake, NSW. The inspection and handing over to the RAN of the first Fairmile Motor Launch (ML 424) assembled at the Greenpoint Naval Boatyard being carried out by Rear Admiral G C Muirhead Gould (s
