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Photograph 044603 Second World War, 1939-1945DARWIN, 1942-02-19. AN AERIAL VIEW OF DARWIN TAKEN BY THE JAPANESE TASK FORCE DURING THE FIRST RAID. (GILLESPIE COLLECTION).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At sea. c. 1951. The aircraft carrier HMAS Sydney, the third ship of the name in the Royal Australian Navy and the first carrier to become flagship of the Australian Fleet. On the forward deck are Hawker Sea Fury and Fairy Firefly aircraft of No. 808 Squadron RAN and No. 817 Squadron RAN respectively embarked on Sydney. During her service, Sydney completed two tours of duty with the United Nations Command in Korean waters and after being re-commissioned in 1962 as a fast troop transport made numerous voyages to and from Vietnam carrying troops, cargo and vehicles. In addition, Sydney participated in fleet exercises and training cruises before being paid-off on 12 November 1973 after nearly twenty-five years of service.
Snow and ice cover the flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMAS Sydney and aircraft of the 20th Carrier Air Group, Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Fleet Air Arm, lined up on it. At left are Fairey Firefly

Crew members examine a damaged Hawker Sea Fury FB.11fighter aircraft on HMAS Sydney III. During his Korean War service from 31 August 1951 to 22 February 1952, R29942 Chief Radio Electrician Alan Wall

Fairey Firefly fighter aircraft (RAN code 207 K) of No. 817 Squadron flying beside HMAS Sydney III, which is probably in Korean waters. During his Korean War service from 31 August 1951 to 22 February

Fairey Firefly fighter aircraft (RAN code 210) of No. 817 Squadron landing on HMAS Sydney III, probably in Korean waters. During his Korean War service from 31 August 1951 to 22 February 1952, R29942

Hawker Sea Fury FB.11 fighter aircraft (109) being manouvred on the deck of HMAS Sydney III after landing. The Sydney is probably in Korean waters. During his Korean War service from 31 August 1951 t

Korea, 1951. Two aircraft carriers, HMAS Sydney (left) and HMS Glory, side by side in dock at a harbour on the west coast of Korea. The flight decks of both carriers are packed with aircraft whose win
