The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1944-09. GUN CREWS RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS ON THE FORECASTLE OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA. NOTE THE FORWARD MARK XIX TWIN 4.7 INCH GUN MOUNTINGS AND THE 4.7 INCH SHELLS IN THE READY USE RACK BY THE GUARDRAIL. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
ON BOARD VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) TAKEN FROM THE FORECASTLE LOOKING AFT. NOTE THE TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTING WITH ITS MARK XII 4.7 INCH GUNS IN THE FOREGROUND. THE GUN LAYER'S SI
MOROTAI. 1944-09-15. THE BREECHES OF THE TWIN 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS ON A MARK XIX MOUNTING SITED IN Y POSITION ABOARD THE DESTROYER HMAS ARUNTA. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
KOREA. 1952-08-01. VIEW LOOKING AFT FROM THE BOW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN SHOWING HER TWO FORWARD TWIN MARK XIX 4.7 INCH GUN MOUNTINGS, THE BRIDGE, THE GUN DIRECTOR WITH TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADA
KOREA. VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN (EX-HMAS KURNAI) (D191) SCREENING THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS OCEAN. NOTE THAT THE BATAAN RETAINS HER TWIN 4.7 INCH CP XIX MOUNTING IN X POSITION, UNLIKE HER SIST
1944-09-15. ON BOARD HMAS ARUNTA BOUND FOR MOROTAI, NEI. HMA SHIPS AUSTRALIA AND SHROPSHIRE IN THE BACKGROUND AND BEYOND THEM A BROOKLYN CLASS CRUISER AND TWO FLETCHER CLASS DESTROYERS OF THE UNITED S
1943. THE DESTROYER HMAS QUIBERON FUELLING AT SEA FROM ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER HMS CANTON. NOTE THE METHOD OF SLINGING THE HOSES BETWEEN THE HIGH HULL OF THE CANTON AND THE MUCH LOWER DESTROYER. 4.7 IN
