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Probably Heather before being commissioned into the Navy as a patrol
vessel in the north-west during WWII. (Copyright Tony Larard.) (Alternatively,
this may be Thistle, which held the licence number B6 after the war.)
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Pam and Roslynne after the war, when working with
Paspaley Pearls. Roslynne was very probably the renamed Gregory
lugger Arthur Rose. (Copyright Helyar Collection, Northern
Territory Library.)
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HMAS St Francis with two Aboriginal crewmen during wartime. Note
the Navy hull mark of SF - Redbill's was RB. (Copyright Duncan
Jenkins Collection, Northern Territory Library.)
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Redbill's lost twin Ibis in earlier years, careened
on the foreshore, Darwin 1930s. (Copyright Northern Territory Archives
Service, NTRS 1854, item 1614.)
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Wartime photo of either Redbill or Ibis. (Copyright
Lloyd Thornton.)
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