Bow and stern
Art ART21367 Second World War, 1939-1945Commonwealth Shipbuilding Establishment; Tulloch's Yards, River, Rhodes; Bow and stern section of ocean-going cargo ship for Australian or American Army

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Showing ships under constructions at Tulloch's shipbuilding yards, Parramatta River, Rhodes, N.S.W. Ships under construction are of steel and known as ocean going cargo ships for the American and Australia Army. They are the biggest of the small craft in use in army operations. They are fabricated in 7 separate sections and welded together on the assembly line.
Commonwealth Shipbuilding Establishment; Tulloch's Yards, River, Rhodes; Bow and stern section of ocean-going cargo ship for Australian or American Army

This bow section of ocean-going cargo ship is bieng lifted into position for the Australian or American Army at the Commonwealth Shipbuilding Establishment at Tulloch's Yards, River, Rhodes in New Sou

There are three lines of Launching-rails, each having three ships under construction. The large crane in the foreground is used to place sections of the ships into position, Tulloch's Ship Yards, Rhod

The assembly line at Halvorsen's Yard, Ryde, Parramatta River, NSW, showing Australian and Norwegian shipwrights constructing high speed boats for the Australian and American armies. All the craft are

Showing workmen at the stern of one of the "Lighters ships". The huge crane which moved between the ships under construction, would be constantly seen moving huge sections of the ship into position. T
BRISBANE, QLD. 1943-11-08. GENERAL VIEW OF THE SHIPBUILDING YARDS OF EVANS DEAKIN & CO LTD, KANGAROO POINT; VESSELS UNDER CONSTRUCTION ARE: TWO 10,000 TON CARGO SHIPS AND TWO FRIGATES FOR THE RAN. DUR
