File:HMAS Warramunga (I44) at anchor c1944.JPG

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Starboard side view of the Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Warramunga (I44). Her main armament consists of six 4.7 inch Mark XII guns in twin cp mark XIX mountings in A, B, and Y positions. Twin 4 inch mark XVI AA guns in a mark XIX mounting are sited in X position with a quadruple 2 pounder AA mounting amidships. 20 mm Oerlikon guns are fitted in the bridge wings, between the funnels and on the after superstructure. Note the quadruple 21 inch torpedo tubes in a QR IX* mounting abaft the second funnel. She has SC radar at the masthead and type 285 fire control radar on her high angle director. Her camouflage scheme is of a different pattern from that worn at the start of her career, although still appears to be of two shades of grey.

Date

circa 1944

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301656

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A.J. Davies, Australian armed forces

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