The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts two Fairmile submarine chasers at the wharf at Royal Australian Navy Base, Jervis Bay, showing the character of the deck equipment bridge, etc.
Showing two Fairmile submarine chasers tied up at the Royal Australian Naval Jetty at Jervis Bay. To the right and in the distance is HMAS Achilles of the Battle of the River Plate fame. Two air-sea r
Anti-submarine equipment of HMAS ML426 (ML is motor launch) a ship built in Australia and known as the Fairmile. Sub Lieutenant Dudley Robin Ross, Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserves, on the ri
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.
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. A FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH, AND AN AIR SEA RESCUE CRAFT, MOORED OUTSIDE THE OFFICES AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER, AN ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL.
A convoy escorted by a sloop of the Royal Indian Navy and two Australian corvettes, was attacked by an enemy submarine [RO-110] off the east coast of India on 11th February 1944. Contact with the subm
Depicts the French destroyer 'Prairial' with Australian Navy ship HMAS Jervis Bay preparing for INTERFET movement into East Timor, at Darwin Harbour.
