The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIA, 1939-1944. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT (LT) GRAHAM JAMES GREIG, RAN, WHO SERVED ABOARD HMAS AUSTRALIA. LT GREIG DIED OF WOUNDS ON 1944-10-23, AFTER A JAPANESE DIVE BOMBER HAD DELIBERATELY CRASHED INTO HMAS AUSTRALIA IN LEYTE GULF IN THE PHILIPPINES ON 1944-10-21. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE). (DONOR: M.A. GREIG)
Studio portrait of PM7168 Ordinary Seaman (OS) Richard Southey Hookins, HMAS Australia, of Elsternwick, Victoria. An insurance clerk prior to enlistment, Hookins enlisted on 9 November 1943. On 21 Oct
1944-10-21. LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. DAMAGE TO HMAS AUSTRALIA'S FOREMAST, CONTROL POSITION AND BRIDGE. THE DAMAGE RESULTED FROM A JAPANESE DIVE BOMBER STRIKING THE FOREMAST.
Exterior of the regulating office at the RAN shore establishment, HMAS Magnetic. (Original print housed in P run in AWM Archive Store)
The RAN destroyer HMAS Stuart during a spring cruise by His Majesty's Australian Squadron around Australia and in the waters of New Guinea and other Pacific islands. (Original print held in AWM Archiv
LEYTE GULF, PHILIPPINES. 1944-10. A JAPANESE AIRCRAFT CRASHES IN FLAMES (CENTRE) DURING THE BATTLE OF LEYTE GULF. THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS ENTERPRISE IS AT LEFT. AN INDEPENDENCE CLASS LIGHT CARRIER AN
Australia, 1931. View of the forward 8-inch guns of the RAN heavy cruiser HMAS Canberra, as the ship undergoes power trials in Australian waters. (Original print housed in P run in AWM Archive Store)
