Cessnock J175 from Cairns J183
Art ART96838.010 Second World War, 1939-1945Sketch of HMAS Cessnock J175 from the deck of HMAS Cairns J183 at Bombay. Other vessels visible behind.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A drawing from HMAS "Cairns" (J183) of her sister ship HMAS "Cessnock" (J175), at anchor off Ballard Pier. A rating is doing the usual "drop of dhobying", Ceylon. HMAS Launceston is visible in the middle right.
Sketch from "Cairns" - "Cessnock" (J175) and "Launceston" (J179) in company with an RIN corvette at anchor off Ballona Pier, Bombay - December 1943.
Sketch of HMAS Cessnock J175 from the deck of HMAS Cairns J183 at Bombay. Other vessels visible behind.

Sketch from the deck of HMAS "Cairns" looking out towards HMAS "Launceston" (J179). Figures are undertaking daily tasks and other vessels are visible in the water behind with landscape on the horizon.

At anchor off Navy House, Port Said, while acting as anti-aircraft defence ship. Ship's camouflage is typical for this class of vessel and was designed by her first Fleet Lieutenant. Beyond the vessel

HMAS ships included in the painting are HMAS 'Australia' in the foreground, Australian cruiser, HMAS 'Shropshire' in the foreground, destroyers HMAS 'Warramunga' astern of 'Shropshire' and HMAS 'Arunt
On the left is HMAS Kanimbla, an ex-interstate passenger ship now landing ship; her right is USS California showing bomb burst narrowly missing her; in centre middle distance is HMAS "Australia" with
