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ON BOARD VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) TAKEN FROM THE FORECASTLE LOOKING AFT. NOTE THE TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTING WITH ITS MARK XII 4.7 INCH GUNS IN THE FOREGROUND. THE GUN LAYER'S SIGHTING PORT IS OPEN. TYPE 285 FIRE CONTROL RADAR IS FITTED ON THE HIGH ANGLE DIRECTOR TOWER ABOVE THE BRIDGE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-03-09. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) ALONGSIDE. NOTE THE DIRECTION FINDING ANTENNA ON THE FRONT OF THE BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTURE AND 20 MM OERL
C.1942. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN). NOTE THE IDENTIFYING FUNNEL BANDS OF THE 7TH DESTROYER FLOTILLA. SHE IS ARMED WITH SIX 4.7 INCH MARK XII GUNS IN CP XIX MOUNT
PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-03-09. VIEW FROM FINE ON THE STARBOARD BOW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS NEPAL (EX HMS NORSEMAN) ALONGSIDE. NOTE THE DIRECTION FINDING ANTENNA ON THE FRONT OF THE BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTU
C.1944. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS WARRAMUNGA (144). HER MAIN ARMAMENT CONSISTS OF SIX 4.7 INCH MARK XII GUNS IN TWIN CP MARK XIX MOUNTINGS IN A, B, AND Y POSITIONS. TWIN 4 INCH MARK XV
KOREA. ELEVATED PORT SIDE VIEW SHOWING DETAIL OF THE FORWARD PART OF THE DESTROYER HMAS BATAAN (EX-HMAS KURNAI) (D191) AS SHE RECEIVES PERSONNEL BY HIGHLINE FROM THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS OCEAN. NOTE F
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-01. DETAIL VIEW OF THE FORWARD GUNS AND SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE DUTCH DESTROYER PIET HEIN (EX HMS SERAPIS) (G94) ALONGSIDE. THE TWO MAIN ARMAMENT WEAPONS FORWARD ARE 4.7 INCH MARK I
