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The History of HMAS Tingira

Thurston, H. J. · Sep 7, 1979 ·

IF ALL THE GREAT SHIPS of Her Majesty’s Australian Navy, the ship which has possibly received the least acclaim, and yet the one which should receive high honours, is HMAS ...

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Japanese Gunnery and Torpedo Exercises in Jervis Bay – 1917

Underdown, Michael · Sep 7, 1979 ·

IT IS NOW WELL KNOWN that the Australian Government was critical of the Japanese naval contribution during the First World War. In fact, Japanese naval support to Australia over the ...

HMS Nestor at Jutland

Bingham, Barry, The Hon. VC, Commander, RN · Sep 7, 1979 ·

THINGS SEEMED AS PEACEFUL as could be on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 30th when Maurice Bethell and I went ashore for a round of golf at Bruntsfield near Edinburgh. ...

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HMS Amethyst – the Yangtse Incident 1948

Hughes, W.R.N., RCNC · Sep 7, 1979 ·

THE STORY OF THE SO-CALLED YANGTSE INCIDENT and the saga of HMS Amethyst has been told and retold in the Press and over the Radio of the world, but I ...

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The RAN – 1918-1919

Vennell, C W Lt RAN Retired · Jun 30, 1979 ·

FROM A WESTERN DISTRICT FARM, far from sight or sound of the sea, to the gunroom of a battle-cruiser in the Grand Fleet within the space of four months – ...

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