The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
East Coast of Malaya. 1941-12-10. Heads of crew members of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse bobbing in the water as a destroyer moves in for the rescue. Some 2320 men from both ships were saved after the sinking of the ships by Japanese bomber aircraft.
East Coast of Malaya. 1941-12-10. Captain W. G. Tennent of HMS Repulse with the chaplain of the ship Canon J. S. Bezzant after both had been pulled from the water following the sinking of the ship by
East Coast of Malaya. 1941-12-10. The new RN battleship HMS Prince of Wales and the battle cruiser HMS Repulse were sunk by Japanese air attack on 1941-12-10. 800 lives were lost. HMS Prince of Wales
East Coast of Malaya. 1941-12-10. An aerial photograph, probably Japanese, of bombs falling close to HMS Prince of Wales which is on fire. HMS Repulse on the left of the photograph is trailing smoke.
At Sea. The battle cruiser HMS Repulse built in 1916 of 26,500 tons displacement and reconstructed in the period 1936-1939 to 32,000 tons. Repulse had taken part in the Battle of Heligoland in 1917 an
AT SEA, OFF MALAYA, 1941-12-10. THE BRITISH BATTLESHIP HMS PRINCE OF WALES SINKING AFTER BEING HIT BY JAPANESE BOMBS AND TORPEDOES ON 1941-12-10. Z FORCE, COMPRISING THE BATTLESHIPS PRINCE OF WALES AN
Correspondence and related research papers on the sinking of HMS Repulse and HMS Prince of Wales, 1941 - 1942. Other items include a photograph of the HMS Repulse.