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Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea. c. August 1990. 0138543 Surgeon Lieutenant Brett Jones, RAN, on board HMAS Adelaide. The ship was deployed on 13 August 1990, along with HMAS Darwin and HMAS Success, on Operation Damask, the RAN code name for Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Surgeon Lieutenant Jones has a camera slung around his neck and three unidentified personnel are standing in the background. The sailor in the white overalls is probably a sick berth attendant, and the two men in flying suits are aircrew operating the ship's helicopters. (Donor B. Jones)
Group portrait of the medical staff on board the battle cruiser HMAS Australia. Identified left to right (back): Sick Berth Attendant G Matheson. Middle row: Sick Berth Attendant L Vanstone; Sick Be
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DAVE R. THOMAS, RAN, EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF HMAS ADELAIDE, ON THE BRIDGE AFTER FUEL REPLENISHMENT FROM HMAS SUCCESS. THE TWO SHIPS WERE ENFORCING TRADE SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ PRIOR
Group portrait of the Air crew and Ground crew who flew and maintained the S70B Sea Hawk helicopter 874 (N24-005) embarked on HMAS Adelaide during her tour of the Persian Gulf during Operation Damask
Group portrait of Australian seamen and an officer aboard HMAS Whang Pu, a former Chinese river steamer commissioned into the RAN in 1943 for use as a mobile repair ship, at Madang Harbour, New Guinea
AT SEA, 1945-05-15. SURGEON LIEUTENANT D.L.B. FEARON, RANR (2) ASSISTED BY SICK BERTH ATTENDANT A. BAIN (3) EXAMINING ABLE SEAMAN I. MCDONALD (1) IN THE CONSULTING ROOM OF HMAS KANIMBLA.
PERSIAN GULF. 1990-12. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DAVE R. THOMAS, RAN, EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF HMAS ADELAIDE, WATCHING FLYING OPERATIONS FROM USS MIDWAY (OUT OF SIGHT). BEHIND HIM, BELOW THE BRIDGE, IS THE STA
