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RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. NOW OBSOLETE TYPE 123 BEARING EQUIPMENT IN A HUT ON THE FORESHORE AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. TRAINING CLASSES CARRY OUT MOCK ANTI-SUBMARINE ATTACKS USING THIS APPARATUS. NOISES FROM VESSELS MOVING ABOUT SYDNEY HARBOUR ARE PICKED UP AND ADD REALISM TO THE TRAINING EXERCISES.
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. BRIDGE INSTRUMENTS OF THE OBSOLETE TYPE 128 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR). THESE INSTRUMENTS RECORD THE RANGE AND BEARING OF THE
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. AN OBSOLETE TYPE 123 SUBMARINE DETECTOR ( FAR RIGHT ATTACHED TO WALL) IN THE 128B ATTACK ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE BRIDGE BINNACLE IS IN THE
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. TYPE 124 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR) EQUIPMENT. THIS TYPE IS NOW OBSOLETE BUT WAS STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON DESTROYERS BEFORE THE W
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. A TYPE 123 DOME. THIS EARLY FORM OF ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTION APPARATUS) IS STILL USED ON SMALL VESSELS SUCH A TRAWLERS BUT C
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. TYPE 124 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR) DOME. THIS TYPE IS NOW OBSOLETE BUT WAS STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON DESTROYERS BEFORE THE WAR. I
