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1942-09-28. PORT BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE STORES CARRIER HMAS PING WO PHOTOGRAPHED BETWEEN SYDNEY AND PORT STEPHENS WHILE OPERATING AS A TENDER TO HMAS ASSAULT, THE AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT AT PORT STEPHENS. ALTHOUGH FITTED FOR A 12 POUNDER GUN FORWARD IT IS NOT MOUNTED AND THE SHIP IS ARMED WITH ONLY FOUR SINGLE VICKERS .303 MACHINE GUNS, TWO SIDED BEHIND THE DECKHOUSE ON THE FORWARD SUPERSTRUCTURE AND TWO SIDED ON TOP OF THE AFTER SUPERSTRUCTURE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
BOW VIEW OF THE STORES CARRIER HMAS PING WO, PROBABLY TAKEN WHILE SHE WAS OPERATING AS A TENDER TO HMAS ASSAULT, THE AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT AT PORT STEPHENS. ALTHOUGH FITTED FOR
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE STORES CARRIER HMAS PING WO, PROBABLY TAKEN WHILE SHE WAS OPERATING AS A TENDER TO HMAS ASSAULT, THE AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT AT PORT STEPHENS. ALTHOUGH F
PORT BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE AUXILIARY ANTI-SUBMARINE VESSEL HMAS WILCANNIA (WN) (EX WYRALLAH). A 4 INCH GUN HAS REPLACED THE MAST FORMERLY STEPPED ON THE FORECASTLE. 20 MM OERLIKON AA GUNS ARE MOUNTED
STARBOARD BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE LANDING SHIP INFANTRY HMAS WESTRALIA (I). LANDING CRAFT VEHICLE PERSONNEL ARE STOWED ABOARD THE SHIP AND IN THE WATER ALONGSIDE. A LANDING CRAFT MECHANISED IS CARRIED I
SYDNEY, NSW. 1943-01. PORT BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE AUXILIARY MINELAYER HMAS BUNGAREE. NOTE THE 12 POUNDER AA GUN MOUNTED IN THE BANDSTAND FORWARD. TWO 4 INCH GUNS WITH DESTROYER TYPE HALF SHIELDS ARE MO
1939-11-21. AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER HMS MORETON BAY OFF THE AUSTRALIAN COAST SHORTLY AFTER HAVING BEEN FITTED OUT IN SYDNEY. FORWARD, TWO 6 INCH GUNS ARE FITTED IN SHI
