The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMS DRAKE LEAVING MELBOURNE AND AUSTRALIA IN 1912-11. HMS DRAKE WAS THE LAST FLAGSHIP OF THE IMPERIAL NAVY UNDER THE SUBSIDY PLAN, ADMIRAL KING-HALL'S FLAG BEING TRANSFERRED TEMPORARILY TO HMS CAMBRIAN UNTIL REAR-ADMIRAL PATEY ARRIVED OUT IN HMAS AUSTRALIA IN 1913-10. (DONOR COMMANDER G.F. LANGFORD RAN)
H.M.S. "DRAKE", THE FLAGSHIP OF ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE KING-HALL, ON THE RIGHT, WITH H.M.A.S. "ENCOUNTER", H.M.S. "CAMBRIAN" AND H.M.S. "PSYCHE", CALLED BY THE PRESS THE CUP FLEET, AT THE TOWN PIER, PORT
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1913. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE SECOND CLASS PROTECTED CRUISER HMS CAMBRIAN. SHE IS FLYING THE FLAG OF ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE KING-HALL, COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE AUSTRALIA STATION O
On the steps of Admiralty House, the Governor General Lord Denham receives Rear Admiral Sir George Patey (right) and Admiral Sir George King-Hall (left), after the arrival of the Australian Squadron o
SYDNEY, NSW. 1913. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE SECOND CLASS PROTECTED CRUISER HMS CAMBRIAN, THE LAST FLAGSHIP OF THE AUSTRALIA STATION. NOTE THE 6 INCH GUN ON HER STERN AND 4.7 INCH GUNS TRAINED ON THE P
Admiral Sir George Edwin Patey, KCMG, KCVO, was the first Commander of Australian Fleet, from his arrival in 1913 until 1915. In his flagship, the battle-cruiser HMAS Australia, he was in charge of n
Studio portrait of Admiral Sir George Edwin Patey KCMG KCVO. Admiral Sir George Edwin Patey, KCMG, KCVO, was the first Commander of Australian Fleet, from his arrival in 1913 until 1915. In his flagsh
