The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Item (1 A & B) Folder containing copies of instructions, correspondence and drills for HMAS "Hobart" and other Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy vessels 1942 to 1945 plus HMAS "Nizam" merchant shipping plot and photograph of plans for the "Tingira" and standing orders and instructions for First Lieutenant on HMAS "Orana". Item (2) issues of the "Hobart Herald" 1945 and "Stars and Stripes Pacific" 1946. Three photograph albums containing souvenirs, photographs (most captioned and dated), press clippings, naval messages and signals, maps showing the routes taken by each ship. Item (3) concerns the relief of Malta, India and Egypt and HMAS "Napier", "Nestor" and "Nizam" 1942; item (4) HMAS "Hobart" and "Bataan" in Borneo, Philippines, Yokosuka Naval Base and Tokyo Bay 1945 and item (5) HMAS "Hobart" at Yokohama, Hiroshima, Nikko, Kure and Rabaul 1945 until paying off in 1956.
Collection relating to the naval career of Commodore Dacre Henry Deudraeth Smyth AO, Royal Australian Navy, 1942-1983. The collection includes a typed copy of a diary extract from the Battle of Coral
Collection relating to the Second World War service of S5337 Able Seaman Ronald Ernest Smith, HMAS Canberra, RAN Station No. 4, HMAS Nizam and HMAS Rushcutter, Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Australia a
A collection of 178 letters of Lieutenant Commander John Joseph Cody written to his parents from between 1933, from the time he was a midshipman in the Royal Navy, to 1953, when he was Commander of HM
Collection relating to the Second World War service of Lieutenant Commander Arnold Beverley Smith, Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve. Collection consists of one photograph of Smith, 28 letters
Collection relating to the Second World War service of Lieutenant John Leggoe, Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve, Australia, 1942-1946. Wallet 1 of 1 – Contains two folders of material relatin
Collection relating to the Indonesian Confrontation service of 0798 Lieutenant Commander Keith Murray DSC, Royal Australian Navy (RAN), 1964-1965. Wallet 1 of 1 – Consists of four folders of wirele