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1944-09. THE STERN OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA, WITH HER SISTER DESTROYER, HMAS WARRAMUNGA, BERTHED ON THE ARUNTA'S STARBOARD SIDE. NOTE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE AFTER MAST ARRANGEMENTS. THE ARUNTA HAS A SMALL TRIPOD WHILE THE WARRAMUNGA HAS A GOALPOST. THE ARUNTA'S USUAL PENNANT NUMBER, I.30, HAS BEEN REPLACED BY HER BRITISH PACIFIC FLEET NUMBER, D.5. SHE HAS BEEN PAINTED IN AN OVERALL DARK GREY, PROBABLY G 10.(NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
1944-09. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA. MEMBERS OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY ARE PAINTING THE SIDE OF THE SHIP. A FLETCHER CLASS DESTROYER OF THE US NAVY IS BERTHED ON THE ARUNTA'S PORT SID
1944-09. MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF HMAS ARUNTA PAINT THE SIDE OF THE SHIP. A FLETCHER CLASS DESTROYER OF THE US NAVY IS BERTHED ON THE ARUNTA'S PORT SIDE. NOTE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE EARLIER SC TYPE
1944-09. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA. MEMBERS OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY ARE PAINTING THE SIDE OF THE SHIP. A FLETCHER CLASS DESTROYER OF THE US NAVY IS BERTHED ON THE ARUNTA'S PORT
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA IN HER FINAL CONFIGURATION BEFORE THE UPGRADING OF HER ANTI SUBMARINE WARFARE CAPABILITIES BETWEEN 1950 AND 1952. SHE HAS BEEN REFITTED WITH A NEW AIR S
OFF THE NSW COAST. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA AT SPEED DURING TRIALS. SHE IS NOT FULLY FITTED OUT AS HER 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS HAVE NOT YET BEEN MOUNTED. HER PENNANT NUMBER,
OFF THE NSW COAST. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA AT SPEED DURING TRIALS. SHE IS NOT FULLY FITTED OUT AS HER 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS HAVE NOT YET BEEN MOUNTED. HER PENNANT NUMBER, I.3
