The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMAS Australia (foreground) moves out to sea from the Royal Navy's battle cruiser base in Scotland, followed by HMS New Zealand. Along with HMS Indefatigable, both ships were part of the 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron; HMAS Australia was the flagship. HMAS Australia served with the Royal Navy on North Sea patrols from February 1915 until the end of the First World War.
HMAS Australia passing under the Forth Bridge in Scotland, followed by the other two ships of her squadron, HMS New Zealand and HMS Indefatigable. While serving with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from
Ships of the Royal Navy's 2nd and 3rd Battle Cruiser Squadron. HMAS Australia was the flagship of the 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron, in which her sister ships were HMS New Zealand and HMS Indefatigable
HMAS Australia at sea, followed by HMS New Zealand. Along with HMS Indefatigable, the two ships made up the Royal Navy's 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron; HMAS Australia was the flagship. A collision bet
Ships of the Royal Navy's 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron, of which HMAS Australia was the flagship, and other battle cruisers. (Use H12190.) HMAS Australia served with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from
HMAS Australia passing under the Forth Bridge in Scotland. While serving with the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet from February 1915 until the end of the First World War, she was flagship of the 2nd Battle C
Rear Admiral Arthur C Leveson CB, RN on the bridge of the battle cruiser HMAS Australia. Rear Admiral Leveson commanded the Royal Navy's 2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron, of which HMAS Australia was the f
