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Photograph 301090 Second World War, 1939-1945Melbourne, Vic. October 1944. Port forward view of N class destroyer HMAS Nizam. During her RAN service Nizam visited Melbourne twice for refits at Williamstown Naval Dockyard.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 3 November 1944. A group of smiling ratings on the deck of the 'N' Class Destroyer HMAS Nizam shortly after arrival at the Williamstown Dockyard, to undergo a refit following a period of shipping protection duties in the Indian Ocean.
Melbourne, Vic. October 1944. Port forward view of N class destroyer HMAS Nizam. During her RAN service Nizam visited Melbourne twice for refits at Williamstown Naval Dockyard.

PORT MELBOURNE, VIC. 1952-08-11. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMAS ANZAC (II) RUNNING TRIALS FOLLOWING A REFIT AT WILLIAMSTOWN DOCKYARD DURING JUNE AND JULY. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).

A unit crest of the N Class Destroyer HMAS Nizam which served in the Royal Australian Navy during the period February 1941 - October 1945. Nizam was employed on patrol and escort duties in the Mediter

WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. C.1947. ELEVATED VIEW OF THE NAVAL DOCKYARD WITH THE DESTROYER HMAS ANZAC UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON THE LEFT AND A BATHURST CLASS CORVETTE UNDERGOING REFIT IN THE ALFRED GRAVING DOCK ON

The crest of HMAS Nizam. The Nizam was an N class destroyer, commissioned by the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) on 19 December 1940. The destroyer participated in the Western Desert, Crete, and Malta cam

Group portrait of ship's company of HMAS Nizam. The Nizam was an N class destroyer, commissioned by the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) on 19 December 1940. The destroyer participated in the Western Deser
