Games and exercise on board HMAS Perth. Operations and ammunition supplies. Vietnam, 1968

The video describes life aboard a naval ship during the Vietnam War, highlighting daily routines, exercise regimens, and the constant reminders of duty. It details the replenishment processes, safety measures during ammunition transfers, and the significant firepower used by the Royal Australian Navy. The ship and crew maintain readiness for action in various combat zones, emphasizing their preparedness and adaptability.

What time do officers and men have their workout on deck?

• 5 o'clock

• 2 o'clock

• 3 o'clock

• 4 o'clock

Why is smoking prohibited during ammunition transfers?

• To avoid radio interference

• To maintain cleanliness

• To prevent distraction

• To ensure safety

What precaution is taken regarding radio transmissions during explosive handling?

• Low frequency transmissions are used

• Only encrypted transmissions are allowed

• No radio transmissions are made

• High frequency transmissions are used

How many rounds did Perth and Hobart fire in anger over two years?

• 10,000 rounds

• 25,000 rounds

• 50,000 rounds

• 75,000 rounds

What is the weight of each projectile used by the warship?

• 80 pounds

• 50 pounds

• 60 pounds

• 70 pounds