The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Carlisle's original six inch guns have been replaced by four inch Mark XVI funs in twin Mark XIX high angle mountings.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 pattern, the colours of which are probably 507a (the darker grey) and 507c.
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
C.1943. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMAS WARREGO (II) (U73). SHE IS NOW ARMED WITH FOUR 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS IN A TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS, THE SINGLE MARK XX MOUNTING AFT IN X POSITION HAVING BEEN
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1941-12-30. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMAS SWAN (II) (U74). HER ORIGINAL ARMAMENT OF THREE 4 INCH MARK V GUNS ON MARK III HIGH ANGLE MOUNTINGS AND A QUADRUPLE .5 INCH VICKE
CAIRNS, QLD. 1943-11. PORT BOW VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMAS WARREGO (II) (U73). SHE IS NOW ARMED WITH FOUR 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS IN A TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS, THE SINGLE MARK XX MOUNTING AFT IN X POSITION HA
C.1943. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMAS WARREGO (II) (U73). SHE IS NOW ARMED WITH FOUR 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS IN A TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS, THE SINGLE MARK XX MOUNTING AFT IN X POSITION HAVING BEE
C.1943. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMAS WARREGO (II) (U73). SHE IS NOW ARMED WITH FOUR 4 INCH MARK XVI GUNS IN A TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTINGS, THE SINGLE MARK XX MOUNTING AFT IN X POSITION HAVING BEEN
