The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. A FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH, AND AN AIR SEA RESCUE CRAFT, MOORED OUTSIDE THE OFFICES AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER, AN ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL.
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. LIEUTENANT F.J. HORSFIELD, ASSISTANT STAFF OFFICER, AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER, AN ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL, VIEWS VARIOUS PLEASURE CRAFT USED
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. THE SHIP'S ANTI-SUBMARINE TEAM UNDER TRAINING AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER, AN ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THEY USE EQUIPMENT WITHIN AN ATTACK SEA
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. OPERATORS AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER, AN ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL, RECEIVING INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF A TYPE 144 ASDIT SET.
RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-04. PERSONNEL AT THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL UNDER THE COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER J.R. WHITAKER, (1), RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE HA
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-26. TWO RAN FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCHES (SUBMARINE CHASERS) MOORED AT NO. 2 AUSTRALIAN ORDNANCE SMALL CRAFT PARK, PRIMROSE PARK. MOTOR LAUNCH 803 (ML803) ON THE RIGHT. (PHOTOGRAPHER L.
The finished products in their official colours waiting to go out on tests. The Fairmil (background) is a submarine chaser and the other craft are Air-sea rescue craft of the Royal Australian Air Forc