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SYDNEY, NSW. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT INDIAN CORVETTE HMIS BOMBAY, PROBABLY SHORTLY AFTER COMMISSIONING AS NO LIGHT AA ARMAMENT OR RADAR HAS BEEN FITTED. A 12 POUNDER AA GUN IS MOUNTED ON THE FORECASTLE. THE PATTERN OF THE THREE TONED CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME IS UNUSUAL. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
SYDNEY, NSW. 1942. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT INDIAN CORVETTE HMIS BOMBAY, PROBABLY SHORTLY AFTER COMMISSIONING AS NO LIGHT AA ARMAMENT OR RADAR HAS BEEN FITTED. A 12 POUNDER AA GUN IS MOU
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT INDIAN CORVETTE HMIS PUNJAB (J239), PROBABLY SHORTLY AFTER COMMISSIONING AS HER LIGHT AA ARMAMENT CONSISTS ONLY OF LIGHT MACHINE GUNS. A 12 POUNDER AA GUN IS MOUN
SYDNEY, NSW. 1942. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT INDIAN CORVETTE HMIS PUNJAB (J239), PROBABLY SHORTLY AFTER COMMISSIONING AS HER LIGHT AA ARMAMENT CONSISTS ONLY OF LIGHT MACHINE GUNS. A 12
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE CORVETTE HMAS COWRA (J351). THE SHIP IS PAINTED IN A CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME OF OVERALL DARK GREY, PROBABLY G10. NOTE THE 4 INCH MK XIX GUN ON A MARK XXIII MOUNTING ON THE FORECASTLE AN
PORT ADELAIDE, SA. 1944-05-23. VIEW FROM FINE OFF THE PORT BOW OF THE CORVETTE HMAS CAIRNS (J183) COMING ALONGSIDE PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING A TWO MONTH REFIT. THE CAIRNS IS ARMED WITH A 12 POUNDER AA GUN
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE INDIAN CORVETTE HMIS PUNJAB CROSSING THE STERN OF THE SLOOP HMIS JUMNA. SINCE COMPLETION PUNJAB HAS HAD HER ORIGINAL LIGHT AA MACHINE GUNS REPLACED BY 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS. THE
