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AERIAL PORT BOW VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ANZAC (II) OPERATING AS A TRAINING SHIP IN THE PERIOD 1961 TO 1964. HER TORPEDO TUBES AND HER 40 MM BOFORS AA GUNS WERE REMOVED DURING HER 1961 REFIT ALTHOUGH THE MOUNTINGS OF THE SINGLE WEAPONS IN THE BRIDGE WINGS AND IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE BRIDGE STRUCTURE REMAIN. HER MAIN ARMAMENT DIRECTOR HAS ALSO BEEN LANDED. A DECKHOUSE HAS BEEN ADDED AFT. TO PROVIDE FURTHER ACCOMMODATION B TURRET WAS REMOVED IN EARLY 1965. HER PENNANT NUMBER HAS BEEN OUTLINED IN WHITE. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
OFF SYDNEY, NSW. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II) AS SHE APPEARED AFTER HER 1938-1939 REFIT. THE SHIP HAS HAD HER BRIDGEWORK EXTENDED. THE FOUR SINGLE 4 INCH MK V AA GUNS HAVE BE
SYDNEY, NSW. C.1961. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE FORMER FRIGATE HMAS BARCOO IN HER FINAL CONFIGURATION AS A SURVEY VESSEL. ALL OF HER PREVIOUS ARMAMENT HAS BEEN REMOVED EXCEPT FOR THE SINGLE 40 MM BOFO
1940-03-19. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II) AS SHE APPEARED AFTER HER 1938-1939 REFIT. THE SHIP HAS HAD HER BRIDGEWORK EXTENDED. THE FOUR SINGLE 4 INCH MK V AA GUNS HAVE BE
C. 1951. PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE CORVETTE HMAS COLAC AS A TRAINING SHIP. SHE NO LONGER WEARS HER WARTIME PENNANT NUMBER (J242) AND HAS NOT HAD HER POSTWAR NUMBER (M05) PAINTED UP. T
SINGAPORE. 1955. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMS NEWCASTLE AS SHE APPEARED AFTER HER 1952 MODERNISATION. SHE HAS BEEN FITTED WITH A NEW BRIDGE STRUCTURE STEAMLINED TO REDUCE ATOMIC BLAST EFFECT
1965-09-30. AERIAL STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE FORMER DESTROYER HMAS ANZAC (II) (D59) AT SPEED AS FLEET TRAINING SHIP. EXTRA CLASSROOM ACCOMMODATION HAS REPLACED B MOUNTING FORWARD. ONLY FIVE OF THE ORI
