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HMAS Nestor

Captain A.S. Rosenthal DSO and Bar, OBE, RAN

December 31, 1975

ALVORD SYDNEY ROSENTHAL was born in Sydney on 16th January 1901. He came from a distinguished military family, being the younger son of Major-General Sir Charles Rosenthal, a Divisional Commander

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Nestor died slowly

December 31, 1972

(An extract from N Class by L. J. Lind and M. A. Payne) At 1806, during a high level bombing attack, Nestor was straddled by three 1,000 pound bombs. One

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Australian Naval History on 17 June 1942

June 17, 1942

HMAS NESTOR, (destroyer), was sunk by enemy action. 4 ratings lost their lives. The Bathurst class minesweeper, (corvette), HMAS CASTLEMAINE, (LCDR P. J. Sullivan, RANR(S)), was commissioned. CASTLEMAINE was laid

Australian Naval History on 16 June 1942

June 16, 1942

Australian Coastwatcher SBLT Cornelius Lyons Page, RANVR, was captured by the Japanese on Tabar Island. Page was later executed. The tug HMAS ELWING was commissioned. ELWING was laid down in

Australian Naval History on 15 June 1942

June 15, 1942

HMAS NESTOR, (destroyer), was severely damaged when near-missed by two heavy bombs, 100 miles north of Tobruk. NESTOR was an escort for the Operation Vigorous convoy to Malta. The destroyer

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