Bombs and mines were rendered safe by the RAN in the United Kingdom, Europe and the Middle East during World War II. RAN personnel were highly decorated for their extraordinary ...
History - WW2
Coastwatchers – Thank God Such Men Lived
Battle of the Bismark Sea
Organisation of Coastwatching in the New Guinea WW 2
The Long Journey Home – Unknown HMAS Sydney Sailor
We Regret to Inform You . . . .
Tales from the Dockyard: Dan Craig’s Medal
Loss of HMAS Yarra – 4 March, 1942
HMAS Yarra, under the command of Lieutenant Commander Robert ‘Oscar’ Rankin, was sunk while defending a convoy against a vastly superior Imperial Japanese Navy squadron commanded by Vice Admiral Nobutake ...
RANVR – The Forgotten Few
A Letter from HMAS Sydney
Halvorsen’s – boat building during WW2
Lifeboat No. 7 – 23 days at sea
Japanese Surrender in Toyko-from Warramunga’s Surgeon
Report of Engagement between HMAS Sydney and Kormoran
Obituary: Reinhold von Malapert
The Sinking of MV Koolama, 1942
Book Review: A Very Rude Awakening
A Very Rude Awakening: The night the Japanese midget subs came to Sydney Harbour. By Peter Grose Allen & Unwin Reviewed by Tim Duchesne On 31 May 1942, three cruisers, ...
Further Reflections on the Sydney/Kormoran Battle, 1941
Leadership: Admiral of the Fleet Isoroku Yamamoto
U-859 – From Germany to Penang
The Battle of the Atlantic – Contribution by Code Breakers
Book Review: Shadow Voyage – Escape of the SS Bremen
Leadership: Vice Admiral Nagumo & the Third Wave Decision
Reflections on the Sydney/Kormoran Battle 1941
Book Review: Japanese Submarine Raiders – 1942
Japanese Submarine Raiders – 1942. A Maritime Mystery. By Steven Carruthers. Caper Publications Pty Ltd, Narrabeen. ISBN 0-9775630-0-4. Hard cover, 264pp Reviewed by Sandy Saunders Being a comparative newcomer to ...