The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sicilian Channel, Mediterranean. 1940-10-12. Starboard view of the British cruiser HMS York steaming away after sinking the Italian destroyer Artigliere. Note the starboard 4 inch Mark V anti-aircraft gun and the thick billowing smoke rising from the Italian vessel. The photograph was probably taken from HMAS Sydney. (Original print housed in AWM Archive Store)
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. CLOUDS OF THICK SMOKE RISE HIGH INTO THE AIR FROM THE SINKING VESSEL.
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. CLOUDS OF THICK SMOKE RISE HIGH INTO THE AIR FROM THE SINKING VESSEL.
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. CLOUDS OF THICK SMOKE RISE HIGH INTO THE AIR AS SHELLS FROM HMS YORK D
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. CLOUDS OF THICK BLACK SMOKE RISE HIGH IN THE AIR. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY ROB
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. CLOUDS OF BLACK SMOKE RISE FROM THE VESSEL. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY ROBERT MI
SICILIAN CHANNEL, MEDITERRANEAN SEA, 1940-10-12. THE SINKING OF THE ITALIAN DESTROYER ARTIGLIERE BY THE BRITISH CRUISER HMS YORK. SHELL BURSTS CAN BE SEEN AROUND THE ARTIGLIERE. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY ROBER
