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Inquiry into the loss of HMAS Sydney by Joint Parliamentary Sub-committee

A.N. Other · Dec 18, 1998 ·

This is a naval communicator’s comments after studying most if not all the available evidence, including the voluminous “Submissions” to the Inquiry and the Hansard Transcripts of the public sessions: ...

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Book Review: Our Shetland Heritage and Emigration to Australia

Book reviewer · Dec 18, 1998 ·

“Our Shetland Heritage and Emigration to Australia” by Janet Halcrow Basically, this is a family history of the fifth, sixth and seventh generations of the Halcrows, probing their Shetland background ...

Book Review: The Vung Tau Ferry

Book reviewer · Dec 18, 1998 ·

THE VUNG TAU FERRY – HMAS SYDNEY and Escort Ships (Vietnam 1965-72) By Rodney Nott and Noel Payne 1998 has certainly been a bumper year for Australian Naval histories concerning the ...

Letters – Location of Sensuikan 1-124

Letter Writer · Dec 18, 1998 ·

Concerning the Japanese submarine I-124 (Sensuikan I-124 by Tom Lewis and reviewed by T.R. Duchesne – NHR Vol. 19 No.2), its wreck is shown on the approaches to Darwin chart ...

Letters – Sinking of Royal Oak

Letter Writer · Dec 18, 1998 ·

I was most interested to read the account in the Naval Historical Review of June 1998 of the sinking of the British battleship Royal Oak. I was in command of ...

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