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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 approaches with her ASDIC before escorting a convoy to sea and attack any threatening ASDIC returns with depth charges. (Donor J. Jones)
Petty Officer A S Guild, holding up a fish, and an unidentified member of the crew of the channel patrol boat HMAS Steady Hour (12) collecting fish after the explosion of a depth charge. On 1 June 194
A ROYAL NAVY HUNT CLASS TYPE III ESCORT DESTROYER (IN THE BACKGROUND) DROPS DEPTH CHARGES IN A COUNTER ATTACK AGAINST A GERMAN SUBMARINE WHICH HAS ATTACKED AN ALLIED CONVOY. THE CONVOY IS APPROACHING
Port side view of the channel patrol boat HMAS Steady Hour (12) swinging on its anchor in Farm Cove, Sydney Harbour. On 1 June 1942 HMAS Steady Hour, captained by Lieutenant A. G. Townley, RANVR, alon
Diary kept while serving aboard HMAS Arunta. Comments on sea trials, submarine patrols and attacks with depth charges, Japanese air attacks, refits at Cockatoo and Newcastle dockyards, convoy escort d
Informal portrait of four sailors members of the crew of the channel patrol boat HMAS Steady Hour (12). On 1 June 1942 HMAS Steady Hour, captained by Lieutenant A G Townley, RANVR, along with HMAS Sea
Informal portrait of Leading Seaman James Bailey, a crew member of the channel patrol boat HMAS Steady Hour (12). On 1 June 1942 HMAS Steady Hour, captained by Lieutenant A G Townley, RANVR, along wit
