The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
C.1940. AERIAL STARBOARD VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS PERTH (I). NOTE THE DIRECTOR FOR THE MAIN ARMAMENT BEHIND THE BRIDGE. BEHIND AND ABOVE IT IS THE HIGH ANGLE CONTROL POSITION FOR THE 4 INCH GUNS. SEARCHLIGHTS FLANK THE FORE FUNNEL WHILE THE EIGHT 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS IN TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS ARE GROUPED ABOUT THE AFTER FUNNEL. THE CATAPULT IS NOT FITTED TO ITS TURNTABLE BETWEEN THE FUNNELS TO WHICH ARE ATTACHED RANGE FINDING BAFFLES. THE CREW ARE MANNING THE SIDE FOR ENTERING HARBOUR. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
C.1940. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS PERTH (I). NOTE THE DIRECTOR FOR THE MAIN ARMAMENT BEHIND THE BRIDGE. BEHIND AND ABOVE IT IS THE HIGH ANGLE CONTROL POSITION FOR THE 4 INCH GUNS. THE CATAPUL
DENMARK STRAIT. 1941. AERIAL PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMS SUFFOLK ON PATROL. HER 8 INCH MARK I TURRETS ARE TRAINED ON LOOKOUT BEARINGS. NOTE THE TYPE 284 FIRE CONTROL RADAR ON THE MAIN ARMAMAENT
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
AERIAL STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP HMS DUKE OF YORK. NOTE THE MARK VII 14 INCH GUNS IN THE MARK II TWIN AND MARK III QUADRUPLE TURRETS AND THE MARK I 5.25 INCH GUNS OF THE SECONDARY ARMAMENT
Portside view of the Anti Aircraft cruiser HMS Carlisle. Carlisle's original six inch guns have been replaced by four inch Mark XVI funs in twin Mark XIX high angle mountings. Note the camouflage patt
PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMS WRYNECK (L04). SHE HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO A FAST ESCORT VESSEL ARMED WITH FOUR 4 INCH MARK XVI AA GUNS IN TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS FORE AND AFT. HER CAMOUFLAGE SCHEME
