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Photograph 302167 19th centurySTARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE THIRD CLASS CRUISER (FORMERLY TORPEDO CRUISER) HMS COSSACK ALONGSIDE. ORIGINALLY THREE MASTED, SHE HAS NOW BEEN ALTERED TO A TWO MASTED RIG. NOTE THE PROMINENT 6 INCH GUN MO

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the Tribal Class Destroyer HMS Cossack. Originally three masted, she has now been altered to a two masted rig. Note the prominent six inch gun mountings sponsoned out from the side forward and amidships. HMS Cossack was commission on 7 June 1938 and in May 1941 participated in the persuit of the Bismarck. ON 21 Octoerb 1941, she was escorting a convoy from Gibraltar to the United Kingdom when she was struck by one torpedo fired by the submarine U-563. SHe sank in the Atlantic 6 days later, 159 of her crew were lost.
STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE THIRD CLASS CRUISER (FORMERLY TORPEDO CRUISER) HMS COSSACK ALONGSIDE. ORIGINALLY THREE MASTED, SHE HAS NOW BEEN ALTERED TO A TWO MASTED RIG. NOTE THE PROMINENT 6 INCH GUN MO

1938-07. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER HMS ENCOUNTER (H10). TYPICAL OF BRITISH DESTROYER CONSTRUCTION IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN THE WARS, SHE MOUNTS 4.7 INCH MARK IX GUNS ON CP MARK XVII MOUNTINGS

ATLANTIC OCEAN. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE SLOOP HMS MAGPIE (U82). NOTE THE TYPE 272 RADAR ON THE ELEVATED PLATFORM AFT AND THE TYPE 285 ON THE HIGH ANGLE GUN DIRECTOR BEHIND THE BRIDGE. SINGLE 20 MM

1496 Corporal John Herbert Evans, 10 Squadron, RAAF, standing on top of a Sunderland aircraft RB-U as HMS Hood sails by. On 19 May 1941 the Hood sailed with the brand new battleship Prince of Wales to

View from HMAS Quiberon as she pulls alongside the heavily damaged SS Strathallan. The Strathallan was launched in 1937 and requisitioned by the Ministry of Shipping for service as a troop transport o

View from HMAS Quiberon towards the heavily damaged SS Strathallan. The Strathallan was launched in 1937 and requisitioned by the Ministry of Shipping for service as a troop transport on 4 February 19
