The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of part of the fore deck of the destroyer HMAS Yarra, showing an Australian flag flying from a pole. Together with her five sister destroyers, HMAS Yarra left Gibraltar on 3 January 1919; the flotilla returned to England before departing for Australia in two groups in February and March.
The destroyer HMAS Swan (right) drawing alongside the SS Esturia. The Esturia acted as parent ship providing oil and other supplies for the second division of the Australian destroyer flotilla (HMAS
The destroyer HMAS Torrens alongside the wharf. She left England on 15 February 1919 and reached Darwin, her first Australian landfall, on 26 April in company with HMAS Melbourne and the other five s
BRINDISI, ITALY. 1917. RAN "RIVER" CLASS DESTROYER FLOTILLA AT ANCHOR IN THE HARBOUR, BELOW DEFISA CASTLE. LEFT TO RIGHT: HMAS PARRAMATTA (55), YARRA (79), HUON (50), SWAN (61), WARREGO (70) AND A BRI
View down the fore deck of HMAS Australia, showing the two 12 inch guns of the front turret and the Australian flag flying. Six or seven other vessels are visible to port and starboard.
DESTROYER (FLOTILLA LEADER) HMAS STUART IN SYDNEY HARBOUR SHOWING HER PORT FORWARD VIEW. STUART SERVED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN DURING THE EARLY DAYS OF WW2 TAKING PART IN TWO FULL-SCALE BATTLES AT CALABR
STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE RAN DESTROYER FLOTILLA LEADER HMAS STUART (I). AS A LEADER SHE HAS A BLACK BAND AROUND THE TOP OF THE FORE FUNNEL AND DOES NOT HAVE HER PENNANT NUMBER PAINTED UP.