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RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. A PLOTTING DEVICE AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. DURING A SIMULATED ANTI-SUBMARINE ATTACK AN OFFICER PLOTS THE MOVEMENTS OF THE TARGET UNDER CONDITIONS DESIGNED TO MIMIC THOSE OF A REAL ATTACK. BATTLE SOUNDS ARE BROADCAST, INSTRUMENTS MOVE TO GIVE THE EFFECT OF A SHIP ROLLING AND THE INSTRUCTORS INTRODUCE NEW PROBLEMS WITHOUT WARNING.
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. TYPE 144 ANTI-SUBMARINE RANGE AND BEARING RECORDERS IN THE ASDIC ( A SUBMARINE DETECTION DEVICE) APARTMENT IN THE ATTACK ROOM.
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. THREE OFFICERS ENGAGED IN A MOCK ANTI-SUBMARINE ATTACK AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. PLOTTING THE COURSE OF BOTH SHIP AND SUBMARINE ARE SUB LIEUTENANT KOL
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. THE ATTACK ROOM CONTROL BOX AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THIS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT SIMULATES THE SOUNDS MADE BY SUBMARINES, FISH, ECHOES MADE FROM SUNKEN S
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. A SIMULATED SHIPS BRIDGE IN A CLASSROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. EQUIPMENT PRESENT INCLUDES A BINNACLE, VOICE PIPES AND ASDIC (ANTISUBMARINE DETECTIO
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. AN ARL PLOTTING TABLE IN THE TYPE 128 ATTACK ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. DURING TRAINING EXERCISES AN OFFICER, SUPPLIED WITH INFORMATION FROM THE
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. TYPE 144 AND TYPE 147 BRIDGE INSTRUMENTS IN THE DEMONSTRATION ROOM OF HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
