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INDIAN OCEAN. 1941-03-04. VIEW FROM HMAS CANBERRA AS THE GERMAN SUPPLY SHIP COBURG SINKS. TO THE RIGHT IS THE AMIDSHIPS SECTION OF THE CANBERRA SHOWING HER STARBOARD BATTERY OF 4 INCH MARK V AA GUNS, AIRCRAFT CRANE AND SEAGULL V AIRCRAFT ON THE CATAPULT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
INDIAN OCEAN. 1941-03-04. VIEW FROM HMAS CANBERRA AS THE GERMAN SUPPLY SHIP COBURG SINKS. TO THE RIGHT IS THE AMIDSHIPS SECTION OF THE CANBERRA SHOWING HER STARBOARD BATTERY OF 4 INCH MARK V AA GUNS,
SYDNEY, NSW. C.1939. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA. SHE HAS BEEN REFITTED AND NOW MOUNTS TWIN 4 INCH MARK XVI AA GUNS IN PLACE OF THE SINGLE 4 INCH MARK V WEAPONS PREVIOUSLY CARRIE
C.1931. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA. CANBERRA HAS BEEN MODIFIED BY THE ADDITION OF HER CATAPULT UPON WHICH A SUPERMARINE SEAGULL III AIRCRAFT IS MOUNTED. NOTE THE CRANE FOR HANDL
INDIAN OCEAN. 1941-03-04. MEMBERS OF THE SHIPS' COMPANIES OF THE SCUTTLED GERMAN SUPPLY SHIPS COBURG AND KETTY BROVIG APPROACHING HMAS CANBERRA WHICH, WITH HMS LEANDER, INTERCEPTED THE TWO VESSELS. (N
OFF SYDNEY, NSW. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II) AS SHE APPEARED AFTER HER 1938-1939 REFIT. THE SHIP HAS HAD HER BRIDGEWORK EXTENDED. THE FOUR SINGLE 4 INCH MK V AA GUNS HAVE BE
STARBOARD BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II). THE SUPERSTRUCTURE AROUND THE MAIN ARMAMENT DIRECTOR HAS BEEN EXTENDED AND A CROWSNEST ADDED TO THE FOREMAST. A HIGH ANGLE CONTROL PO
