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Photograph P01233.009 Second World War, 1939-1945USS VINCENNES, NEW ORLEANS CLASS HEAVY CRUISER, SHOWN IN CAMOUFLAGE DRESS. SHE SANK DURING NIGHT ACTION OFF SAVO ISLAND 1942-08-08.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pacific Ocean. August 1942. Starboard side view of the cruiser USS Vincennes (CA44) prior to her loss in the Battle of Savo Island during night action on 9 August 1942. Note the fire control radar on her main armament director. She wears the 'splotch' type camouflage design common in the US navy at that time. (Donor M. Williams)
USS VINCENNES, NEW ORLEANS CLASS HEAVY CRUISER, SHOWN IN CAMOUFLAGE DRESS. SHE SANK DURING NIGHT ACTION OFF SAVO ISLAND 1942-08-08.

At Sea. 1942. United States heavy cruiser USS Vincennes not long before she sank during the Battle of Savo Island, 9 August 1942. Note the large Cxam air search antenna on her mainmast.

C.1942. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NESTOR (G02) TURNING TO STARBOARD AT SPEED. SHE IS PAINTED IN A LIGHT ADMIRALTY ALTERNATIVE CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME. A TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADAR IS FITTED TO H

Probably Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands. 8 August 1942. USS Astoria shortly before her loss off Guadalcanal during the battle of Savo Island on 9 August 1942 when she was sunk during night action. Note

PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1954-02-06. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE CANADIAN CRUISER HMCS ONTARIO (32) COMING ALONGSIDE. SHE HAS AN EXTENSIVE ELECTRONICS OUTFIT INCLUDING A TYPE 274 FIRE CONTROL RADAR ON THE MAIN A

C.1942. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER USS SAN JUAN. MARK 4 FIRE CONTROL RADAR IS FITTED TO HER TWO MARK 37 DIRECTORS SITED BEHIND THE BRIDGE AND ON THE AFTER SUPERSTRUCTURE. THEY CONTROL HER DUAL
