The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Commodore Showers (left) and Lieutenant Commander Warwick Seymour Bracegirdle, Gunnery Officer of the HMAS Shropshire
South-West Pacific Area. Aboard HMAS Shropshire a Gunnery Commander gives instructions to Direction Control Personnel on the eve of battle. These chaps were responsible for the success of the shooting
Informal group portrait of members of HMAS Shropshire. Identified, left to right, back row: Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Joe Feltham, DSM; CPO George Cheadle, DSM; Petty Officer Norbert 'Nutty' Ferris.
In April 1944 HMAS Shropshire, as a unit of Task Force 74, took part in escorting convoys up the coast of New Guinea and the bombardment of Hollandia and after the landing at Hollandia, escorting US a
Portrait of Commander (Cmdr) Warwick Seymour Bracegirdle, Distinguished Service Cross and bar. Cmdr Bracegirdle, or ‘Braces’ as he was known, was a legendary gunnery officer and during his service re
KOREAN THEATRE OF WAR, EARLY 1950'S. VICE-ADMIRAL SIR JOHN COLLINS (2) WITH COMMANDER WARWICK SEYMOUR BRACEGIRDLE (3) AND A UNITED STATES OFFICER (4) ON BOARD HMAS BATAAN.
The Officer of the Day, Lieutenant Warwick Seymour Bracegirdle, on the HMAS Perth, the modified Leander class cruiser, uses binoculars to observe the sea from the bridge.
