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PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS BROWNSON (518). NOTE THE BARREL OF NO 4 5 INCH/38 GUN AT FULL DEPRESSION. AN SC RADAR AERIAL IS AT THE MASTHEAD WITH SG JUST BELOW. A MARK 4 FIRE CONTROL RADAR IS FITTED ABOVE THE MARK 37 DIRECTOR. NOTE THE SINGLE 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS JUST FORWARD OF THE BRIDGE AND ON THE QUARTERDECK. TWIN 40 MM BOFORS AA GUNS ARE MOUNTED ABREAST THE SECOND FUNNEL AND ON THE AFTER SUPERSTRUCTURE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS HICKOX (DD-673). SHE HAS TWIN 40 MM BOFORS MARK I AA GUNS BEFORE THE BRIDGE, ABREAST THE SECOND FUNNEL AND BETWEEN NOS 3 AND 4 5 INCH/38 MOUNTINGS. 20 M
PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS LARDNER (DD-487). NOTE THE TWIN 40 MM BOFORS AA GUNS ON THE AFTER SUPERSTRUCTURE. SINGLE 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS ARE FITTED ON THE SHELTER DECK, IN THE BRIDGE WINGS
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS HUTCHINS (DD-476). SHE HAS TWIN 40 MM BOFORS MARK I AA GUNS BEFORE THE BRIDGE, ABREAST THE SECOND FUNNEL AND BETWEEN NOS 3 AND 4 5 INCH/38 MOUNTINGS. 20 MM OERLIKON
1944-04-29. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS BALCH (DD-363). BUILT AS A LARGER AND MORE HEAVILY GUNNED LEADER SHE HAS NOW SURRENDERED NO 3 TWIN 5 INCH/38 TURRET AND HER AFTER DIRECTOR I
SOUTH MELBOURNE, VIC. 1947-05-20. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS INGRAHAM (DD-694) BERTHED OUTBOARD OF A SISTER SHIP AT SOUTH WHARF. BOTH SHIPS RETAIN THEIR WORLD WAR 2 ARMAMENT AND SENSORS. 40 M
STARBOARD BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS CALLAGHAN (DD-792). SC AND SG RADARS ARE FITTED AT THE HEAD OF THE FOREMAST. THE FIVE 5 INCH/38 MARK 31 MOUNTINGS ARE CONTROLLED BY THE MARK 37 DIRECTOR A
