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Ship Badges – Royal Australian Navy

A.N. Other · Mar 20, 1976 ·

HMAS Penguin, the Navy’s depot at Balmoral on Sydney Harbour, celebrated its 30th Anniversary in July 1972. The name Penguin goes back to 1831 and has been handed down through ...

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Battle Honours for HMA Ships and Fleet Air Arm Squadrons

A.N. Other · Dec 3, 1975 ·

THIS IS A COPY OF AN UNCLASSIFIED AUSTRALIAN NAVAL ORDER The award of Battle Honours to Her Majesty’s Australian Ships is intended to foster esprit de corps among their officers ...

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Japanese Destroyers In Battle of Sunda Strait

A.N. Other · Sep 30, 1975 ·

The Battle of Sunda Strait was won by Japanese destroyers. In no other action in the Pacific War were their destroyers given the opportunity of using the tactics they had ...

HIRMS Rynda Arrives

A.N. Other · Sep 30, 1975 ·

THE LAST QUARTER of the 19th century saw a wild scramble by the European powers to annex unclaimed islands in the Pacific. During this period ships of the Russian, Austrian, ...

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Commissioned for 69 Days-HMAS Boonaroo

A.N. Other · Sep 30, 1975 ·

THE SHORT AND UNUSUAL HISTORY of HMAS Boonaroo constitutes a historical first in the story of the RAN. It was the first, and so far the only, occasion on which ...

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New South Wales Naval Forces

A.N. Other · Sep 30, 1975 ·

This article appeared in The Navy and Army Illustrated dated 15th October 1897. The New South Wales Naval Brigade was the least developed of the Colonial Navies for the obvious ...

Merchant Ship Losses in Australian Waters in WW2

A.N. Other · Sep 1, 1975 ·

Forty four Allied merchant vessels were lost by enemy action in Australian waters in World War II. With a total tonnage of 196073 the ships ranged from the 12568 ton ...

White Lady of the North – HMAS Moresby

A.N. Other · Jun 30, 1975 ·

At the end of World War II most of the older small ships of the RAN, which had served valiantly in peace and war, were disposed of. At this time ...

Origins of the QUEENSLAND Navy

A.N. Other · Jun 30, 1975 ·

Old Thunder and Lightning – the Origins of the Queensland Navy IT WAS A RUSSIAN SCARE in the eighteen seventies that caused the Queensland Government of the day to form ...

Ship Design at the Turn of the Century

A.N. Other · Jun 24, 1975 ·

The turn of the century produced an unusual range of warships as these photographs show:                             ...

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