The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMAS BATAAN, 1952-01-08. ABLE SEAMAN JACK SETCHES (LEFT), REMOVES CORDITE FOR THE 4.7 INCH GUNS FROM THE MAGAZINE HOIST AND ABLE SEAMAN LES KENNEDY STACKS IT IN READINESS FOR FIRING. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
An unidentified seaman with a full beard and moustache (left), removes cordite for 4.7 guns from the magazine hoist on HMAS Bataan, while AB L (Les) Kennedy of Warburton, VIC, stacks it in readiness f
KOREA. 1952-08-01. ABLE SEAMAN BOB THOMSON OF WONTHAGGI, VIC, SWEEPS DOWN THE QUARTERDECK OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN. THE TWIN 4.7 INCH GUNS OF X MOUNTING ARE IN THE BACKGROUND. (NAVAL HISTORICAL CO
OFF KOREA. 1952-08-01. WITH HMAS BATAAN IN KOREAN WATERS, ABLE SEAMAN B. A. GREEN OF COLLINGWOOD, VIC, STEERS THE SHIP. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
KOREA. 1952-08-01. SIGNALMAN COLIN DAVIS OF BUSSELTON, WA, ABOARD THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN IN KOREAN WATERS, SENDS A SIGNAL USING THE TEN INCH SIGNALLING LAMP. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
KOREA. 1952-08-01. VIEW LOOKING AFT FROM THE BOW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN SHOWING HER TWO FORWARD TWIN MARK XIX 4.7 INCH GUN MOUNTINGS, THE BRIDGE, THE GUN DIRECTOR WITH TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADA
KOREA. 1952-08-01. ICE COVERS THE RAILS AND CABLE EQUIPMENT ON THE FORECASTLE OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN WHEN OPERATING NORTH OF THE THIRTY EIGHTH PARALLEL. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
