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English: AWM caption : Melbourne, Vic. 13 December 1944. First conference of the staff of Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser's new British Pacific Fleet, held in Melbourne. Left to right:
  • Lieutenant Commander G. P. Vollmer (Secretary to Chief of Staff);
  • Lieutenant Commander R. N. Heard;
  • Vice-Admiral C. S. Daniel (seated) Vice Admiral (Administration);
  • Commodore W. G. Andrews;
  • Captain E. H. Shattock (concealed);
  • Captain R. C. Duckworth;
  • Lieutenant S. G. Warrender.
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(Original text : Australian War Memorial) Original uploader was Hawkeye7 at en.wikipedia (16 February 2008 (original upload date))
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