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Photograph 014575 Second World War, 1939-1945D.S.M.'S PRESENTED AT RUSHCUTTERS BAY NAVAL DEPOT. REAR ADMIRAL MUIRHEAD GOULD READ THE CITATION AFTER PRESENTING THE D.S.M. TO CHIEF ENGINE ROOM ARTIFICER J.H. PICKEN OF H.M.A.S. "VOYAGER".

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Informal portrait of Rear Admiral Gerard Charles Muirhead-Gould DSC, RN, Naval Officer in Command of Sydney Harbour, presenting a Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) to 20221 Petty Officer (PO) Harry Phillip Warr of HMAS Stuart at Rushcutters Bay Naval Depot. PO Warr from Eastwood, NSW enlisted as an 18 year old on 16 July 1934 and served until 3 October 1946 when he was demobilised. He was awarded the DSM for his work as an Able Seaman (AB) Sonar Operator aboard HMAS Voyager in June 1940 outside Alexandria, Egypt. The ship made contact with an Italian submarine and AB Warr continued to keep track of the submarine in difficult circumstances enabling the attacks which seriously damaged the submarine. He was recognised for his skill and persistence.
D.S.M.'S PRESENTED AT RUSHCUTTERS BAY NAVAL DEPOT. REAR ADMIRAL MUIRHEAD GOULD READ THE CITATION AFTER PRESENTING THE D.S.M. TO CHIEF ENGINE ROOM ARTIFICER J.H. PICKEN OF H.M.A.S. "VOYAGER".

DSMs presented at Rushcutters Bay Naval Depot. Twelve year old Maxwell Reece, son of Stoker Petty Officer W. J. H. Reece, of HMAS Perth receives his father's Distinguished Service Medal from Rear Adm

Rear Admiral Gerard Charles Muirhead-Gould, the Naval Officer In Command of Sydney Harbour, prepares to lay a wreath at the Sydney Cenotaph in honour of the nineteen Australian and two British sailors

HMAS RUSHCUTTER, RAN ANTI SUBMARINE SCHOOL, RUSHCUTTERS BAY, SYDNEY, NSW. RAN AND US NAVY PERSONNEL UNDERGOING TRAINING ON PART OF THE ASDIC (SONAR) EQUIPMENT. THE RAN INTRUCTOR IS ABLE SEAMAN R. A. W

HMAS RUSHCUTTER, RAN ANTI SUBMARINE SCHOOL, RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. US NAVY SEAMEN W. H. HOIMAN OF WISCONSIN AND W. H. IRVINE OF MASSACHUSETTS RECEIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE ASDIC (SONAR) EQUIPMENT FROM A R

MORT'S DOCK, BALMAIN, SYDNEY, NSW. 1940-10-25. COMMODORE G. C. MUIRHEAD GOULD DSC RN, COMMMODORE IN CHARGE, SYDNEY AND PRINCIPAL SEA TRANSPORT OFFICER, NSW, (CENTRE) AND PARTY AT THE LAUNCHING OF THE
