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Photograph P00444.022 Second World War, 1939-1945HMAS GASCOYNE, 1943-12. VIEW FROM UPPER DECK LOOKING AFT TO QUARTER DECK SHOWING DEPTH CHARGE RAILS AND DEPTH CHARGE THROWERS ON STARBOARD SIDE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)

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At sea c. 1941. Cinders and ash lying on the quarter deck of the minesweeper HMAS Doomba. HMAS Doomba was a coal burner and usually made a lot of smoke. Note the depth charge throwers, or "Y" gun. (Donor J. Jones)
HMAS GASCOYNE, 1943-12. VIEW FROM UPPER DECK LOOKING AFT TO QUARTER DECK SHOWING DEPTH CHARGE RAILS AND DEPTH CHARGE THROWERS ON STARBOARD SIDE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)

Members of the crew of HMAS Doomba with fish taken on board killed or stunned after a depth charge attack. HMAS Doomba in her role as escort and anti-submarine vessel would sweep the harbour approache

1941. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS STUART (I) (I00) IN CAMOUFLAGE AT THE END OF HER MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. HER ARMAMENT HAS BEEN MODIFIED TO IMPROVE HER ANTI AIRCRAFT CAPABILITIES. SINGLE 2

Balls Head Bay, Sydney, NSW, c. 1940. Coaling ship HMAS Doomba at the Kerosene Bay coal loader. A dockyard worker has just tipped the wicker basket of coal into the port coal bunker. Note the four whe

Balls Head Bay, Sydney, NSW, c. 1940. Coaling ship HMAS Doomba at the Kerosene Bay coal loader. A dockyard worker has just tipped the wicker basket of coal into the starboard coal bunker. Note the fou

AT SEA. C. 1944-12-31. THE "Y" GUN LOADED WITH DEPTH CHARGES ABOARD THE RAN VESSEL ML802. THE "Y" GUN ALLOWS A DEPTH CHARGE TO BE FIRED FROM EACH SIDE OF THE VESSEL SIMULTANEOUSLY.
