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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 USE AS FENDERS WHEN THE DESTROYER HMS JAVELIN CAME ALONGSIDE TO TAKE OFF HER CREW. THE SHIP IS FITTED WITH TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADAR ON HER HIGH ANGLE DIRECTOR TOWER.(NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
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 SI
C.1942. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NESTOR (G02) TURNING TO STARBOARD AT SPEED. SHE IS PAINTED IN A LIGHT ADMIRALTY ALTERNATIVE CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME. A TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADAR IS FITTED TO H
"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.
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-03-09. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) ALONGSIDE. NOTE THE DIRECTION FINDING ANTENNA ON THE FRONT OF THE BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTURE AND 20 MM OERL
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-03-09. VIEW FROM FINE ON THE STARBOARD BOW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) ALONGSIDE. NOTE THE DIRECTION FINDING ANTENNA ON THE FRONT OF THE BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTU
C.1942. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NORMAN (G49). NOTE THE SINGLE 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS IN THE BRIDGE WINGS AND AMIDSHIPS. TYPE 291 RADAR IS FITTED AT THE MASTHEAD AND A TYPE 285 FIRE CON
