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RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. AN AMPLIFIER SET UP IN A HUT NEAR THE WATER AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. AN OSCILLATOR, IN THE WATER OUTSIDE, IS CONNECTED TO THIS EQUIPMENT WHICH STUDENTS USE TO PRACTISE SUBMARINE DETECTION.
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. AN OSCILLATOR SUPPORTED BY TWO DRUMS OUTSIDE THE TRAINING HUT ON THE FORESHORE AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE OSCILLATOR SENDS SOUND WAVES OUT ACROSS T
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. 38344 ABLE SEAMAN CATHCART FITTING AN OSCILLATOR INTO A FRAME IN THE OSCILLATOR REPAIR SHOP AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL.
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. A TYPE 144 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTION) UNIT IN A DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE SET'S DIRECTING GEAR, USED TO RAISE AND LOWER THE OS
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. 1946-02-06. BRIDGE EQUIPMENT IN A HUT NEAR THE WATER AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. TRAINING CLASSES CARRY OUT MOCK ANTI-SUBMARINE ATTACKS USING THIS APPARATUS. NOISES
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. A TYPE 134A DOME. THIS FORM OF ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTION APPARATUS) IS USED ON SMALL ANTI SUBMARINE VESSELS. ENCLOSED WITHIN
