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At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. Crew members of the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra in a life boat recovering a torpedo which the vessel had fired during a training exercise. The ship was taking part in a spring cruise by His Majesty's Australian Squadron, which had visited New Guinea and other Pacific islands and was sailing around Australia. (Original print held in AWM Archive Store)
At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. A torpedo being fired from one of a bank of four torpedo tubes aboard the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra during a training exercise. The ship was taking part in a sp
At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. A torpedo which has just been recovered from the sea and hauled aboard the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra. The ship had fired the torpedo during a training exercise
At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. Crew members of the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra loading a torpedo into one of the ship's torpedo tubes during a training exercise. The ship was taking part in a s
At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. Sets of double torpedo tubes aboard the RAN destroyer HMAS Tattoo, loaded and ready to fire during a training exercise. The vessel was taking part in a spring c
At sea, northern Australia, c. 1935-10. Crew members of the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra sitting and playing games at tables in the Chief Petty Officer's mess of the ship. The vessel was taking part in a
View over the 8-inch guns and towards the bow of the RAN cruiser HMAS Canberra, as the ship moves into action stations during training and speed trials. The vessel was part of His Majesty's Australian
