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DETAILED VIEW STARBOARD SIDE OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NESTOR (G02) LISTING TO PORT AND ABANDONED AFTER SUFFERING FATAL DAMAGE TO HER BOILER ROOMS IN A BOMBING ATTACK. NOTE THE HAMMOCKS DRAPED OVER THE SIDE FOR USE AS FENDERS WHEN THE DESTROYER HMS JAVELIN CAME ALONGSIDE TO TAKE OFF HER CREW. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
TARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NESTOR (G02) LISTING TO PORT AND ABANDONED AFTER SUFFERING FATAL DAMAGE TO HER BOILER ROOMS IN A BOMBING ATTACK. NOTE THE HAMMOCKS DRAPED OVER THE SIDE FOR
"HMAS Nestor with HMS Javelin alongside to take crew off before sinking in Med [Mediterranean]". At about 18.00 on 15 June 1942, the Nestor's boiler room was hit by several bombs and suffered damage.
The rescued crew from HMAS Nestor aboard HMS Javelin. HMAS Nestor's crew on board HMS Javelin". At about 18.00 on 15 June 1942, the Nestor's boiler room was hit by several bombs and suffered damage. S
The sinking of HMAS Nestor seen from HMS Javelin. At about 18.00 on 15 June 1942, the Nestor's boiler room was hit by several bombs and suffered damage. She was put under tow by HMS Javelin but by the
The rescued crew from HMAS Nestor aboard HMS Javelin. "A well-earned rest after five days of non stop action 16 June 1942. HMAS Nestor's crew on board HMS Javelin". At about 18.00 on 15 June 1942, the
"HMAS Nestor/ the death of a gallant ship". At about 18.00 on 15 June 1942, the Nestor's boiler room was hit by several bombs and suffered damage. She was put under tow by HMS Javelin but by the next
