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Women Putting Anti-Fouling Paint on the Bottom of a Motor Launch, Leith - Charles Pears
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Women Putting Anti-Fouling Paint on the Bottom of a Motor Launch, Leith - Charles Pears
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Fairmile sub-chaser launched at the Hunter Boat Works in Orillia (Ontario). The Fairmile shown here is 112 feet in length with a beam of 18 feet. 1944 (TPL Archives)
Oerlikon gun on a rescue motor launch Stephen Bone, circa 1943-45 National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London Object ID PAH0026
Royal Navy Motor Launch
A Motor Launch Recovering a Torpedo: HMS 'Yarmouth' at Practice, January 1918 - Charles Pears
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Motor Launches - Geoffrey Stephen Allfree
Motor Launch Harman
Harman is a Royal Australian Navy motor launch built in 1944 by the firm Storey and Keers. The RAN used her on Sydney Harbour to transfer personnel between ship and shore and the various establishments on the Harbour.
On retirement from the RAN in 1957, she was transferred to Cockatoo Island Dockyard where she worked as a passenger and general duties launch. She was acquired by the Sydney Heritage Fleet in 1992 and has since undergone several refits to keep her seaworthy.
Photos of Harman an ex-Royal Australian Navy motor launch built in 1944 and used on Sydney Harbour to move personnel between ships and bases
Photos of Protex, a motor launch owned and operated by the Sydney Heritage Fleet based at Rozelle on Sydney Harbour Australia