Image:3inch20cwtAAGunHMASAustraliaDecember1918.jpeg

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Description

The anti aircraft gun on the after deck of the battlecruiser HMAS Australia, with a group of seamen centre right.
The gun is a QF 3 inch 20 cwt.
Identified left to right: (seated beside 12 inch gun, rear): Able Seaman Norman Yeend of Brunswick, Vic. Standing: Stoker Christopher George Walpole of Paddington, NSW; Stoker A Rees; Bandsman G H Cressland; unidentified; Able Seaman Lewis Bartholomew Moy of Jamestown, SA (hidden); Bandsman Charles Albert Killick of Holloway, England; Stoker William Aubrey Ashton of Liverpool, England; Ordinary Telegraphist Herman Leslie Gabbe of Warragul, Vic; Petty Officer Telegraphist Ernest Esmond Bulmer of Annandale, NSW (partly hidden); Bandsman Edward Atkey of Southsea, England; Boy First Class William Wedlock Fenwick of Adelaide, SA.
Location : Scotland, Firth of Forth
Source

Australian War Memorial online collection. Photograph ID Number: EN0009
Date

December 1918
Author

Photographer unknown. Assumed to be Australian government military personnel.
Permission
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Copyright: clear (Australian goverment copyright expired)

Public domain This image was created in Australia and is now in the public domain because its term of copyright has expired. According to the Australian Copyright Council (ACC), ACC Information Sheet G23 (Duration of copyright) (Sep 2005).
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