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HMAS Canberra – Solomon Islands Memorial

Nordall, Keith · Mar 6, 1995 ·

Prior to 1988, the HMAS Canberra – HMAS Shrop­shire Association had been occupied in establish­ing memorials to both their ships at Naval establish­ments in each State of Australia. In March ...

Book Review: Australia’s Navy, 1994 -1995

Duchesne, Tim · Mar 6, 1995 ·

This is the fifth, and undoubtedly the best, in an annual series of glossy, high quality, magazine style publica­tions which seek to inform the Australian public about its Navy. It ...

Book Review: Krait the little fishing boat that went to war and The Heroes of Rimau

William F. Cook, MVO, Captain, RAN (Rtd) · Mar 6, 1995 ·

Title: “Krait” – The Little Fishing Boat that Went to War” Title: “The Heroes of Rimau” Author: Lynette Ramsay with research from Major Tom Hall The histories of “KRAIT” and her Jaywick operation, ...

Letters: HMAS Canberra Memorial followup

Letter Writer · Mar 6, 1995 ·

As a survivor of HMAS Canberra in 1942 and as one who assisted in establishing a memorial to that ship. I feel it my duty to reply to Russ Prior’s ...

Letters: Convoy to Suez – 1941

Letter Writer · Mar 6, 1995 ·

I am writing in connection with Mr Hilton’s enquiry in “Navy News” May number of the convoy to Suez which left the Clyde on 22nd May 1941. This was convoy WS ...

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