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An Australian with Jellicoe (1919)

Ricketts, D C · Jun 25, 1977 ·

In 1919, Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount, later Earl, John Jellicoe, visited Australia, travelling in the battle cruiser New Zealand, and toured the capital cities. AT THAT TIME, CONSIDERATION was ...

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Stuart sinks Gondar (1941)

Lind, L.J. · Jun 25, 1977 ·

HMAS STUART WENT BY MANY NAMES in her long career. In her youth in the Mediterranean Fleet she was ‘The White Lady’, later she became the ‘Grey Old Lady’ and ...

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The Life and Naval Career of Vice Admiral Sir Hugh David Stevenson, AC, KBE.

Birch, Albert · Jun 25, 1977 ·

HUGH DAVID STEVENSON was born in The Valley, a suburb of Brisbane on 24th August 1918 to the Reverend William Henry and Katherine Stevenson. His father was the Rector of ...

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South of Gallipoli

Moore, G.D., Rear Admiral · Mar 31, 1977 ·

In our September, 1976 issue we featured an article entitled ‘North of Gallipoli’ in which the author, Commander George Nekrasov, wrote of the relatively unknown operations of the Russian Black ...

HMS Exeter at the Battle of River Plate

Atwill, R., DSM, Lieutenant, RN (Rtd) · Mar 30, 1977 ·

By Lieutenant R. Atwill DSM RN (Retd) This eyewitness account of HMS Exeter’s part in the Battle of the River Plate was especially written for Naval Historical Review by Lieutenant ...

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