065538
Photograph 065538 Second World War, 1939-1945SYDNEY, NSW. 1944. THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY CRUISER, THE HMAS "HOBART" OF 7,105 TONS WHICH MOUNTS EIGHT 6 INCH BL MARK XXII GUNS AND EIGHT 21" TORPEDOES AND HAS A MAXIMUM SPEED OF 32.5 KNOTS.
128062 Accession Number: 128062
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HMAS ADELAIDE, LIGHT CRUISER (1922) 5,100 TONS, EIGHT 6-INCH GUNS, 25.5 KNOTS.
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128062
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Colour: Black & white
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