The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts the Australian ship HMAS Tobruk with a Canadian Transport at Fort Hill Wharf , Darwin, during the East Timor Crisis.
Darwin experienced 64 air raids during the course of the second world war. There were several important wartime airfields established in the Northern Territory - Groote Eylandt, Gove and Millingimbi.
HMAS ANZAC returned to Australia on 24 Nov 2001 after a 5-month deployment in the Arabian Gulf. HMAS Sydney with a crew of 227 on board, departed from Darwin, in the Northern Territory, on 31 October
Darwin experienced 64 air raids during the course of the Second World War and there were several important wartime airfields established in the Northern Territory - Groote Eylandt, Gove and Millingimb
Depicts an image of helicopter maintenance on HMAS Tobruk, Darwin Harbour during the East Timor Crisis.
Darwin, NT. 23 September 1999. A view on board HMAS Tobruk (L50) docked at Fort Hill Wharf, showing the landing barge (T6). The ship is ready to load and transport Armoured Personnel Carriers and supp
Darwin, NT. 23 September 1999. A RAN Sea King helicopter on the helideck on the stern of HMAS Tobruk (L50) docked at Fort Hill Wharf. The ship is ready to load and transport Armoured Personnel Carrier
Darwin, NT. 23 September 1999. The crew of a RAN Sea King (07) helicopter on the helideck of HMAS Tobruk (L50) docked at Fort Hill Wharf. The ship is ready to load and transport Armoured Personnel Car
Darwin, NT. 23 September 1999. A view of the mid section of HMAS Tobruk (L50) docked at Fort Hill Wharf. The ship is ready to load and transport Armoured Personnel Carriers and supplies to East Timor
Darwin, NT. 23 September 1999. A view along the port side, looking toward the stern of HMAS Tobruk (L50) docked at Fort Hill Wharf. The ship is ready to load and transport Armoured Personnel Carriers
