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Photograph EN0520 First World War, 1914-1918Coaling operations in full swing on board HMAS Australia. On the deck of the battle cruiser many seamen wait to have their trolleys loaded with coal, while others push loaded trolleys. Those on the

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DETAIL VIEW OF THE PROTECTED CRUISER HMAS (EX HMS) ENCOUNTER COALING SHIP. NOTE THE SACKS OF COAL IN THE TOP CENTRE AS THEY ARE LOWERED FROM THE COLLIER'S DERRICK. TROLLEYS FOR MOVING THE SACKS TO THE BUNKER CHUTES CAN BE SEEN IN THE BOTTOM CENTRE. THE COLLIER MAY BE THE NAVAL COAL HULK HANKOW. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
Coaling operations in full swing on board HMAS Australia. On the deck of the battle cruiser many seamen wait to have their trolleys loaded with coal, while others push loaded trolleys. Those on the

PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. THE NAVY BAND FROM THE PROTECTED CRUISER HMAS (EX HMS) ENCOUNTER.(NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)

A crowd of seamen busily engaged in coaling operations on board the battle cruiser HMAS Australia. Numerous sacks of coal are visible on the edge of the deck, while in the background to the left seve

PORT BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE PROTECTED CRUISER HMAS (EX HMS) ENCOUNTER. NOTE THE WHITE IDENTIFICATION BAND ON THE THIRD FUNNEL. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)

SYDNEY, NSW. 1905-1910. THE FIRST CLASS PROTECTED CRUISER HMS POWERFUL (LEFT) AND THE SECOND CLASS PROTECTED CRUISERS HMS ENCOUNTER (CENTRE) AND HMS CAMBRIAN, ALL OF THE IMPERIAL SQUADRON ON THE AUSTR

PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. C.1913. STARBOARD BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE PROTECTED CRUISER HMAS (EX HMS) ENCOUNTER ALONGSIDE. NOTE THE WHITE IDENTIFICATION BAND ON THE THIRD FUNNEL. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
