The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS PERTH (I) ON PATROL. THE SHIP HAS BEEN CAMOUFLAGED, PROBABLY IN TWO SHADES OF GREY, COMPRISING 507A, (THE DARKER GREY) AND 507C. HER CATAPULT HAS BEEN REMOVED AND LIGHT ANTI AIRCRAFT GUNS FITTED TO THE TURNTABLE. THE AERIAL OF A TYPE 286 RADAR SET IS CARRIED AT THE HEAD OF HER MAINMAST. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS PERTH (I) ON PATROL. THE SHIP HAS BEEN CAMOUFLAGED, PROBABLY IN TWO SHADES OF GREY, COMPRISING 507A, (THE DARKER GREY) AND 507C. HER CATAPULT HAS BEEN REMOVED AN
STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS PERTH (I) DURING THE SYRIAN CAMPAIGN. THE SHIP HAS BEEN CAMOUFLAGED, PROBABLY IN TWO SHADES OF GREY, COMPRISING 507A, (THE DARKER GREY) AND 507C. HER CATAPULT H
Starboard side view of the cruiser HMAS Perth (I) The ship’s camouflage scheme has been altered, the sweeping curves of her original scheme giving way to a more angular design. The colours appear to b
INDIAN OCEAN. 1942. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMS DEVONSHIRE COMING ALONGSIDE HMS MAURITIUS. NOTE THE SINGLE 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS ON B 8 INCH GUN TURRET AND ABREAST THE SECOND FUNNEL. NOTE T
Port side photograph of HMAS PerthH (I) possibly taken after her return to Australian waters from the Mediterranean in mid 1941. Her catapult and aircraft, removed in the Mediterranean, have not yet b
STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP HMS ANSON ON SPEED TRIALS IN ROUGH SEAS. THE WETNESS FORWARD RESULTING FROM A FLAT SHEER IS EVIDENT. NOTE THE TYPE 281 RADAR AERIALS AT THE FORE AND MAIN MASTHEAD
