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SHELLS LANDING IN THE WAKE OF HMAS SYDNEY DURING THE ACTION IN WHICH THE ITALIAN CRUISER BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI WAS SUNK.
Captain J.A. Collins, Commanding officer of HMAS Sydney, congratulates his crew on their victory over the Italian Cruiser "Bartolomeo Colleoni" which was sunk by HMAS Sydney in an action off Crete. (N
Survivors from the Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni, sunk in action off Cape Spada in the battle with HMAS Sydney, are being fitted with clothing.
An unidentified group of some of the 550 Italian survivors from the Italian cruiser, Bartolomeo Colleoni, rescued by British destroyers, sitting on the deck of HMAS Sydney II. The Sydney heavily damag
Debris from a six-inch salvo fired by HMAS Sydney exploding around the Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni sunk off Cape Spada.
Original Department of Information caption: "Male employees storing 8 inch naval shells in a shed on the wharf before they were loaded onto HMAS Sydney. These shells probably include those which sank
Crew members of HMAS Sydney cleaning guns after the successful action against the Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni. On the left is Ordinary Seaman - H. McMahon and AB Alexander Harold Doxey. Doxey
