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HMAS Quiberon

Obituary: Admiral Sir Anthony Synnot KBE AO (1922-2001)

A.N. Other · Dec 9, 2001 ·

Born at Corowa, NSW and educated at Geelong Grammar School. Anthony Synnot joined the RAN as a cadet midshipman in 1939 as a Special Entry and trained in Britain with Prince ...

Letters – Quickmatch and Chapel Windows

Letter Writer · Sep 21, 1997 ·

I have received the March 1997 issue of  the “Naval Historical Review”, which I am glad to note is up to the usual high standard. I would like to comment on ...

Commander Hugh W S Browning – HMAS Quiberon

Lyons, Rex · Sep 6, 1997 ·

(Extracts from a letter from Alexander (Rex) Lyons – 16.6.97) Dear Captain Cook, At the unveiling of the Destroyers Window, I mentioned that I could give you the address of ...

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The RAN’s Destroyers

Ramsay, O.G. · Mar 11, 1991 ·

Surely destroyers are the backbone of our Royal Australian Navy. Thirty-nine destroyers have served in the RAN since Foundation in 1911, from our first destroyers – HMA Ships PARRAMATTA (1), ...

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Bomb Alley, 1942

Max Darling, RANVR · Jun 23, 1980 ·

IN 1942 THE BOMB ALLEY of this story extended 400 miles along the central Mediterranean with every mile within 30 minutes of enemy airfields. At the eastern end the strategically ...

HMAS Quickmatch – A Personal Account Of Construction

Farnsworth, Lieutenant-Commander (E) R. T. RAN · Dec 31, 1974 ·

It is with some trepidation that I pick up my pen to try and describe some of my impressions during the time I ‘stood by’ the building of Quickmatch; but ...

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With the Ns in Japanese Waters

Pacini, John · Sep 30, 1974 ·

War correspondent John Pacini was in Napier when he wrote this article in 1945. The Allied Fleets were steaming for Tokyo and World War II was in its last days. ...

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Australian Naval History on 15 February 1972

On This Day · Feb 15, 1972 ·

HMAS BARCOO, (River class frigate), was sold out of service for breaking up in Taiwan. HMA Ships QUIBERON and QUICKMATCH, (frigates), were sold to the Fujita Salvage Company of Japan ...

Australian Naval History on 26 June 1964

On This Day · Jun 26, 1964 ·

HMAS Quiberon paid off to Reserve. Quiberon was sold on 15 February 1972 for breaking up to Fujita Salvage Company Limited of Osaka, Japan, for $68,260. On 10 April 1972 ...

Australian Naval History on 4 February 1963

On This Day · Feb 4, 1963 ·

HMAS QUIBERON, (destroyer), was rammed by the South Vietnamese escort ship KY-HOA, at Saigon. QUIBERON’S starboard side was opened to the sea and KY-HOA required docking. ...

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