The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1944-06-21. AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW OF THE TRANSPORT USS GEORGE M RANDALL. STORES CLUTTER HER DECKS. NOTE THE TWO 5 INCH/38 GUNS FORWARD. 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS CAN BE SEEN IN THE BOW AND ON THE SUPERSTRUCTURE (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
1944-06-21. AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW OF THE AMERICAN TRANSPORT GENERAL GEORGE M RANDALL WHICH MADE A NUMBER OF VOYAGES TO MELBOURNE, HOBART, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS IN 1944 AND 1945. NOTE THE
1944-06-21. AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW, ALMOST OVERHEAD, OF THE AMERICAN TRANSPORT GENERAL GEORGE M RANDALL WHICH MADE A NUMBER OF VOYAGES TO MELBOURNE, HOBART, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS IN 1944 A
1943-10-22. AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW OF THE MOTOR TANKER ESSO MANHATTAN. SHE HAS BEEN FITTED WITH FLYING DECKS ENABLING HER TO CARRY SEVEN MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS (PT BOATS) AS DECK CARGO. NOTE THE 3 INCH AA
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER TENDER USS FRONTIER (AD-25), HER COMPANY LINING THE RAILS AS SHE PREPARES TO BERTH. NOTE THE PROMINENT SPS-6 RADAR AERIAL ON THE FORWARD GOALPOST MAST, NEAR WHICH A 20 M
AERIAL STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE AMERICAN TANKER E H BLUM. HER MAIN DEFENSIVE ARMAMENT, EITHER 4 INCH OR 5 INCH GUNS MOUNTED FORWARD AND AFT, IS TRAINED TO PORT. SHE ALSO CARRIES EIGHT 20 MM OERLIKON
Starboard side view of the army transport USS General J H McRae (ap-149). Note the two 5 inch/38 guns forward, boats and rafts amidships and funnel aft. 20 mm Oerlikon AA guns can be seen in the forwa
