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Photograph EN0344 First World War, 1914-1918A wave crashes over the bow of HMAS Melbourne, seen from HMAS Sydney. Both ships were taking part in patrols of the North Sea with the Royal Navy's 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The crew of HMAS Melbourne practise the safety drill 'Abandon ship' near Barbados. Numerous seamen are in the water; in the centre is a rubber life raft carrying at least 12 men. There are two lighters carrying other sailors. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Caribbean (based in Jamaica) and the North Atlantic off Long Island (based at Halifax) between 1915 and 1916, as part of the North American and West Indies Squadron. See EN0435.
The crew of HMAS Melbourne practise the safety drill 'Abandon ship' near Barbados. All the sailors who were in the water (see EN0447) appear to have been rescued; there are two crowded rubber life ra

Group portrait of five unidentified seamen at a signalling class aboard HMAS Melbourne. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Caribbean (based in Jamaica) and the North

Group portrait of nine unidentified seamen on board HMAS Melbourne. By the sooty faces of some, they have been coaling the ship. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Ca

Portrait of two unidentified seamen in fancy dress costume for the sports competition run by the ship's company of HMAS Melbourne. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the

Men of the West Indies are coaling a ship. HMAS Sydney and Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Caribbean (based in Jamaica) and the North Atlantic off Long Island (based at Halifax) between
Members of the crew of HMAS Melbourne enjoying a swim. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Caribbean (based in Jamaica) and the Norath Atlantic off Long Island (based
