The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ONE OF THE 10 300-TON WOODEN CARGO VESSELS, DESIGNED BY THE NAVY OFFICE, CONSTRUCTED AT GLENORCHY, TASMANIA.
Two wooden vessels under construction at Fremantle. These vessels are 300 ton cargo ships and are due to be launched. Built of jarrah, they are the first vessels of this type to be constructed at Frem
NORTH FREMANTLE, WA. A 300-TON WOODEN MERCHANT SHIP UNDER CONSTRUCTION. DESIGNED BY THE NAVY OFFICE, TWELVE OF THESE SHIPS WERE DELIVERED FROM THIS YARD BY THE END OF THE WAR.
PRINCE OF WALES BAY, TAS 1943-04-29. SCENE IN THE YARD OF THE TASMANIAN SHIPBUILDING BOARD WHERE EIGHT OF TWENTY 300 TON CARGO SHIPS TO BE BUILT FOR AUSTRALIAN SHIPBUILDING BOARD ARE IN THE COURSE OF
PRINCE OF WALES BAY, TAS 1943-04-29. SCENE IN THE YARD OF THE TASMANIAN SHIPBUILDING BOARD WHERE EIGHT OF TWENTY 300 TON CARGO SHIPS TO BE BUILT FOR AUSTRALIAN SHIPBUILDING BOARD ARE IN THE COURSE OF
Catelet, France. An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the 4th Field Company Engineers standing with 'Never Dyer', one of the camouflaged dummy tanks they constructed. The following
BRISBANE, QLD. 1943-11-08. GENERAL VIEW OF THE SHIPBUILDING YARDS OF EVANS DEAKIN & CO LTD, KANGAROO POINT; VESSELS UNDER CONSTRUCTION ARE: TWO 10,000 TON CARGO SHIPS AND TWO FRIGATES FOR THE RAN. DUR
