The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COLLISION AT SEA. SURVIVORS FROM H.M.A.S. WALLAROO, AN AUSTRALIAN BUILT CORVETTE WHICH SANK OFF THE AUSTRALIAN COAST FOLLOWING A COLLISION WITH US LIBERTY SHIP HENRY GILBERT COSTIN.
Informal portrait of 49 year old 8522 Able Seaman (AB) Leonard Richards, who has been 37 years in the navy, was one of the survivors from the sinking corvette HMAS Wallaroo, following a collision with
Informal portrait of 20126 Petty officer Victor Doyle, coxwain, from Rockdale, NSW who did excellent work in getting men away from the sinking corvette HMAS Wallaroo, following a collision with a merc
Informal portrait of two RAN Petty Officers, H Rodject and S368 Albert Hall Rowland from Woolahra, NSW who got out emergency torches when HMAS Wallaroo, Australian built corvette collided with a merch
Group portrait of interstate members of the RAN, survivors of the HMAS Wallaroo which was sunk off the Australian coast, sixty miles (96 kilometres) west of Fremantle, Western Australia. On the night
Bathurst class minesweeper/corvette HMAS Wallaroo. Commissioned on 15th July 1942 Wallaroo carried out anti-submarine patrols, escort duties and minesweeping off the south and west Australian coasts.
Informal portrait of Lieutenant Eric Sinclair Ross (Royal Australian Naval Reserve (Seagoing)), originally of Palmerston North, New Zealand, aboard a ship, possibly HMAS Wallaroo, of which he was capt
