The new range finder
Art ART21093 Second World War, 1939-1945A new range finder being lowered into position in HMAS Nizam alongside the destroyer depot ship HMS Woolwich at Trincomalee, Ceylon.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Quick sketch of a diver from the depot ship HMS "Woolwich" going below to inspect suspected damage to the bilge keel of HMAS "Napier", Trincomalee Harbour, Ceylon.
A new range finder being lowered into position in HMAS Nizam alongside the destroyer depot ship HMS Woolwich at Trincomalee, Ceylon.
HMA Ships "Napier (left) and "Nizam" (alongside HMS "Woolwich" for boiler cleaning) in Trincomalee Harbour. In the background, part of the town area sketched between 1600-1800, a period of general rel

HMAS Stuart's engine room staff and men from the depot ship, HMS Woolwich preparing to lift the casing from the port turbine to inspect damage to the blades, Alexandria, Egypt.

Sketch from HMAS "Quiberon" of HMAS "Napier", with vessels of the Flotilla secured to buoys in the destroyers' berth at Trincomalee. Note usual harbour scene - merchants in boats and "dhoby" (washing

Destroyers HMAS "Napier" and HMAS "Nizam" have just arrived back in port (for a boiler clean), have secured to the depot ship "Woolwich" and "Nizam's" side party are removing rust marks and "touch up"

Mediterranean Sea, probably Alexandria. Port side view of the destroyer depot ship HMS Woolwich. (Photographed by Robert Milne taken from HMAS Vendetta)
