The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The United States destroyer USS Albert W Grant (DD-649) moving at full speed through a smooth sea. She wears a Measure 22 camouflage scheme of Navy Blue and Haze Grey.
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE ALLEN M. SUMNER CLASS DESTROYER USS BLUE (DD-744) AT SPEED. DETAILS OF THE RADAR INSTALLATIONS HAVE BEEN EXCISED BY THE CENSOR. THE SHIP WEARS A MEASURE 32 CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES. c. 1945. THE HEAVY CRUISER USS PORTLAND (CA-33). SHE CARRIES A LARGE SK AIR SEARCH RADAR ABOVE HER FORWARD SUPERSTRUCTURE. A TRIPOD MAST HAS BEEN ADDED AROUND THE AFTER FUNNEL. SH
C.1944. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE FRENCH CRUISER MONTCALM. THAT SHE HAS BEEN REFITTED AND REARMED IN THE UNITED STATES IS INDICATED BY THE HEAVY CONCENTRATION OF 40 MM BOFORS AA GUNS AFT AND THE 2
AT SEA. 1945-06. PART OF THE ALLIED CONVOY EN ROUTE TO BORNEO. LEFT TO RIGHT: ATTACK TRANSPORT US NAVY (MEASURE 32 CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME); MAHAN CLASS DESTROYER UNITED STATES NAVY; HMAS WESTRALIA; LANDING
MELBOURNE, VIC, 1956-11. THE UNITED STATES NAVY DESTROYER USS BLUE (DD-744) IN MELBOURNE DURING THE OLYMPIC GAMES CELEBRATIONS. THE FIRST USS BLUE (DD-377) AND USS PATTERSON RESCUED AUSTRALIAN SAILORS
The United States Bagley class destroyer, USS Blue (DD-387), takes survivors from the fatally damaged HMAS Canberra onboard during the Battle of Savo Island.
