The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1948-03-10. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BRITISH PASSENGER VESSEL MORETON BAY. FORMERLY A VESSEL OF THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT LINE SHE WAS SOLD TO BRITISH INTERESTS. IN 1939 SHE WAS FITTED OUT IN SYDNEY AS AN ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER FOR THE ROYAL NAVY WITH A CREW COMPOSED MAINLY OF AUSTRALIAN RESERVISTS. AFTER SERVICE IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC SHE WAS CONVERTED TO A TROOPSHIP. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
HM Comorin on fire viewed from the British Destroyer HMS Lincoln. Originally a passenger ship of the P&O Steam Navigation Co Ltd, the Comorin was requisitioned by the Admiralty in September 1939 and
HM Comorin on fire viewed from the British Destroyer HMS Lincoln. Originally a passenger ship of the P&O Steam Navigation Co Ltd, the Comorin was requisitioned by the Admiralty in September 1939 and c
Survivors from HM Comorin pull alongside the British Destroyer HMS Lincoln. Originally a passenger ship of the P&O Steam Navigation Co Ltd, the Comorin was requisitioned by the Admiralty in September
1948-06-04. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE BRITISH PASSENGER CARGO VESSEL SS LAOMEDON WHICH SAW ROYAL NAVY SERVICE AS AN ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER DURING WORLD WAR 2 AND WAS ONE OF THE SHIPS ACCOMPANYING HMAS HOBA
1940-12-21. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BRITISH (EX DANISH) CARGO VESSEL WESTRALIA. NOTE THE 4 INCH GUN AFT. THIS SHIP SHOULD NOT BE CONFUSED WITH AUSTRALIAN PASSENGER VESSEL WESTRALIA WHICH SAW
FREMANTLE, WA. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BRITISH PASSENGER VESSEL SS MATIANA. SHE IS ARMED WITH A 6 INCH GUN AND A 12 POUNDER AA GUN AFT AND IS FITTED WITH AN A FRAME PARAVANE IN THE BOWS. (NA
