The document summarizes a tour that explores a destroyer, submarine, and a replica of Captain Cook's ship, the Endeavour. The tour visits HMAS Vampire, a destroyer representing an era of large gun ships. It then views a submarine docked next to the destroyer and examines aspects like the engine and torpedo. Finally, it looks at the Endeavour, commanded by Lieutenant James Cook on his first voyage to Australia, and observes features such as the ship's bell, officer's kitchen, and large steering wheel.

1. WE ARE GOING TO EXPLORE A DESTROYER, A SUBMARINE AND A REPLICA OF CAPTAIN COOK’S SHIP

2. HMAS Vampire is Australia's largest museum vessel. It represents the era of big gun ships now superseded by the modern missile navy.

4. THIS IS WHERE THE NAVIGATOR WORKED

5. LET’S GO FOR A TRIP TO MANLY

6. THESE ARE NOT WATER PISTOLS

7. NOW WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AT A SUBMARINE

8. HERE IS THE SUBMARINE NEXT TO THE DESTROYER

9. THIS IS THE SUBMARINE’S ENGINE

10. THIS IS A TORPEDO AND WAS USED FOR SINKING SHIPS IT GOES IN THAT HOLE BEHIND ME

11. THESE SAILORS’ BEDS ARE VERY SMALL

12. I AM LOOKING THROUGH THE PERISCOPE AND I THINK I CAN SEE DADDY

13. LET’S GO AND LOOK AT AN OLD SAILING SHIP CALLED THE ENDEAVOUR

14. THE ENDEAVOUR WAS COMMANDED BY LIEUTENANT JAMES COOK (not a Captain) ON HIS FIRST VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY TO AUSTRALIA

15. THIS IS THE SHIP’S BELL. IT WAS RUNG EVERY HALF HOUR. THE SAILORS DID NOT HAVE WATCHES

16. HERE IS THE OFFICERS’ KITCHEN

17. THIS IS WHERE THE OFFICERS HAD THEIR MEALS

18. WHAT A BIG STEERING WHEEL

19. TIME FOR OUR TREAT