The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The battleship HMS King George V of 35000 tons displacement at anchor. The ships main armament consists of ten 14 inch guns. Note the anti aircraft rocket projector on B turret and the external degaussing coils along her hull.
The battleship HMS King George V of 35000 tons displacement at anchor. The ships main armament consists of ten 14 inch guns. Note the anti aircraft rocket projector on B turret and the external degaus
1945. AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP HMS KING GEORGE V. HER 14 INCH MAIN ARMAMENT IS CONTROLLED BY THE DIRECTOR CONTROL TOWER WITH ITS TYPE 274 FIRE CONTROL RADAR SITED BEHIND THE BRIDGE. ABOV
A view from a British warship showing ships in the convoy it is escorting. A distant convoy seen from the crown of a turret of a King George V class battleship. Note the distinctive quadruple arrangem
C.1939. BOW VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP HMS RODNEY. NOTE THE 16 INCH MARK I GUNS IN THEIR TRIPLE MARK I TURRETS WITH THE DOME OF HER ARMOURED CONTROL POSITION BEHIND. ABAFT THIS THE MASSIVE BRIDGE TOWER RE
STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE PRE DREADNOUGHT BATTLESHIP HMS TRIUMPH. TWIN 10 INCH GUNS ARE MOUNTED IN THE TURRETS FORE AND AFT. THE 7.5 INCH SECONDARY ARMAMENT IS MOUNTED IN CASEMATES AT UPPER AND MAIN
AERIAL PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP USS TEXAS (BB-35). HER GUNS ARE TRAINED TO PORT AS ARE THE MARK 3 FIRE CONTROL RADARS ON THE FIRE CONTROL POSITIONS ON HER FORETOP AND ABAFT THE FUNNEL. HER 5 I
