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Photograph 300253 Period 1920-1929SOUTH HEAD NSW. 1924-04-12. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE BATTLECRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (I) JUST PRIOR TO SCUTTLING AT A POSITION 95 DEGREES, 24 MILES FROM SOUTH HEAD, UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WASHINGTON TREA

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW. 24-04-12. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE BATTLE CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (I) UNDER TOW IN SYDNEY HARBOUR ON 1924-04-12 BOUND FOR A CEREMONIAL SCUTTLING UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WASHINGTON TREATY. SEE ALSO 300243. THE SECOND FUNNEL HAS BEEN REMOVED AND IS LYING ON THE DECK AMIDSHIPS. THE TOPMAST, STARFISH AND GUNNERY CONTROL ARRANGEMRENTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE FOREMAST. THE SECONDARY ARMAMENT AND AND SEARCHLIGHTS HAVE ALSO BEEN TAKEN OFF. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
SOUTH HEAD NSW. 1924-04-12. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE BATTLECRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (I) JUST PRIOR TO SCUTTLING AT A POSITION 95 DEGREES, 24 MILES FROM SOUTH HEAD, UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WASHINGTON TREA

SOUTH HEAD NSW. 24-04-12. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE BATTLECRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (I) BEING SCUTTLED AT A POSITION 95 DEGREES, 24 MILES FROM SOUTH HEAD, UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WASHINGTON TREATY. TH

24 Miles East From South Head, Sydney. 1924-04-12. Battle cruiser HMAS Australia (I) listing to port and sinking during her ceremonial scuttling under the terms of the Washington Treaty of 1922. Austr

HMAS Australia listing to port as she sinks, after scuttling, some twenty miles off Sydney. The Australia was sunk in accordance with the terms of the Washington Treaty of 1922.
Scuttling parties leaving HMAS Australia after opening her sea-cocks some twenty miles off the coast of Sydney. The Australia was sunk in accordance with the terms of the Washington Treaty of 1922.
HMAS Australia, the first flag ship of the Royal Australian Navy, listing to port as she sinks, after scuttling, some twenty miles off Sydney. The Australia was sunk in accordance with the terms of th