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EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CONVOY, HEADED BY THE BATTLESHIP HMS RAMILLIES, CARRYING THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN (SECOND AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE) AND NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY DIVISIONS TO BE TRAINED IN THE MIDDLE EAST. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS PRESUMABLY TAKEN FROM THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA WHICH ESCORTED THE CONVOY ON THE WELLINGTON TO FREMANTLE STAGE OF ITS JOURNEY. TO THE RIGHT CAN BE SEEN CANBERRA'S 8 INCH AND .5 BROWNING GUNS.
EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF A CONVOY, HEADED BY THE BATTLESHIP HMS RAMILLIES, CARRYING THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN (SECOND AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE) AND NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY DIVISIONS TO BE TRAINE
EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CONVOY, HEADED BY THE BATTLESHIP HMS RAMILLIES, CARRYING THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN (SECOND IMPERIAL FORCE) AND NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY DIVISIONS TO BE TRAINED IN THE
EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CONVOY, HEAD BY THE BATTLESHIP HMS RAMILLIES, CARRYING THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN (SECOND AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE) AND NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY DIVISIONS TO BE TRAINE
POSSIBLY EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA'S 8 INCH GUNS. THE PHOTOGRAPH MAY POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN TAKEN WHEN THE CANBERRA WAS ESCORTING THE RAMILLIES ON THE WELLINGTON TO F
POSSIBLY EARLY TO MID 1940-01. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BATTLESHIP HMS RAMILLIES WITH THE FRENCH CRUISER SUFFREN IN THE BACKGROUND. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS PRESUMABLY TAKEN FROM THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA WHICH
EARLY TO MID 1940-01. TORPEDO PRESUMABLY BEING FIRED FROM THE CRUISER HMAS CANBERRA DURING MANOEUVRES. THE CANBERRA WAS ESCORTING ON THE WELLINGTON TO FREMANTLE STAGE OF ITS JOURNEY, A CONVOY, LED BY
