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HMAS Australia passing under the Forth Bridge in Scotland. While serving with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from February 1915 until the end of the First World War, she was flagship of the 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron, which was based nearby at Rosyth.
HMAS Australia passing under the Forth Bridge in Scotland, followed by the other two ships of her squadron, HMS New Zealand and HMS Indefatigable. While serving with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from
The battle cruiser HMAS Australia passes under the Forth Bridge, Scotland. The two 12 inch guns on the fore deck are prominent. Rosyth on the Firth of Forth was the southern anchorage of the Royal N
HMAS Australia passes under the Forth Bridge in Scotland as she heads for patrol duty. The battle cruiser served in the North Sea with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from February 1915 until the end of
Seamen ('bluejackets') on board HMAS Australia jog along the decks on a cold morning, with musical accompaniment from the ship's band. In the background is the Forth Bridge. HMAS Australia was servi
The Forth Bridge in Scotland, photographed from HMAS Australia. HMAS Australia operated in the North Sea from February 1915, when she became the flagship of the Second Battle Cruiser Squadron, until
Ships of the Royal Navy's 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron, of which HMAS Australia was the flagship, and other battle cruisers. (Use H12190.) HMAS Australia served with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from
