The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Italian Archimede Class submarine Galileo Galilei which was captured by the British trawler HMS Moonstone lying in Aden after her short, sharp fight. The “Moonstone”, armed with one 4-inch gun, scored a direct hit on the submarine’s conning tower with her first shot.
The White Ensign floats over the Italian Flag on the Italian Archimede Class submarine Galileo Galilei captured near Aden by the British trawler HMS Moonstone. The “Moonstone” scored a direct hit on
Red, White and Blue flies over Red, White and Green as the British Ensign waves superior to the Italian Flag on the Italian Archimede Class submarine Galileo Galilei captured by the British trawler HM
1954-08. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE SUBMARINE HMS THOROUGH. SHE RETAINS HER 4 INCH GUN MOUNTED IN THE CONNING TOWER AND THE EXTERNAL 21 INCH TORPEDO TUBES IN THE BOW AND ABAFT THE CONNING TOWER. (NAVAL
PORT PHILLIP BAY, VIC. C.1950. STERN VIEW OF THE SUBMARINE HMS TELEMACHUS REVERSING AWAY FROM AN AUSTRALIAN RIVER CLASS ANTI SUBMARINE FRIGATE. NOTE THE ADDITIONAL TORPEDO TUBES FITTED IN THE CASING I
Royal Navy M Class submarine M1, carrying a 12 inch gun which is mounted forward of the conning tower, passing through Narrows.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-09-12. THE CONNING TOWER AND GUN OF THE ROYAL NAVY SUBMARINE, HMS VORACIOUS, MOORED AT NO. 7 NORTH WHARF. IT IS A V CLASS SUBMARINE OF 650 TONS DISPLACEMENT, OVERALL LENGTH 204 FE
