The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-02. CIVILIAN VISITORS BEING SHOWN AROUND THE FLIGHT DECK OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS GLORY AS OTHERS WAIT THEIR TURN ON THE DOCK.
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-02. CIVILIAN VISITORS TO THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS IMPLACABLE WAITING TO BE LOWERED TO THE LOWER DECK BY AN AIRCRAFT LIFT (LEFT REAR). ROYAL NAVY FLEET AIR ARM SEAFIRES ARE PA
Port Melbourne, Vic. 1946-01. Looking along the flight deck from the bridge of the Royal Navy Aircraft carrier HMS Implacable, with the Royal Navy Aircraft carrier HMS Glory in the background.
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-02. A PLAQUE AFFIXED TO THE FLIGHT DECK OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS GLORY. IT INDICATES THE SPOT WHERE LIEUTENANT GENERAL V. A. H. STURDEE, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 1ST AUS
Port Melbourne, Vic. 1946-01. The Royal Navy aircraft carriers HMS Glory and HMS Implacable tied up at the wharf.
Port Melbourne, Vic. 1946-01. The Royal Navy Aircraft carriers HMS Glory and HMS Implacable viewed from the Swallow and Ariel's building.
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-02-21. JAPANESE INTERNEES WITH THEIR BELONGINGS WAIT THEIR TURN TO BOARD THE KOEI (KOYEI) MARU. THE FORMER MINELAYER, STILL CREWED BY JAPANESE NAVAL PERSONNEL, HAD ARRIVED TO
