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HMS Devonshire and King Haakon VII

A.N. Other · Mar 6, 2024 ·

By James (JO) Morrice It is with great sadness that we hear of the recent passing of our friend and comrade Captain JO Morrice RAN and trust this short article ...

Young Endeavour Replacement

Editorial Staff · Dec 15, 2023 ·

A new sail training ship will be built in Australia over the next three years, to replace STS Young Endeavour. The original brigantine is now 35 years old, and has ...

Occasional Paper 148: Nautical School Ship Sobraon and Bernard Kieran – one of the great early Australian swimmers

Lorraine Fildes · Oct 1, 2022 ·

By Lorraine Fildes HMAS Tingira was commissioned on 25 April 1912 to provide early naval training for young recruits to the Navy. The Tingira was originally called the Sobraon and ...

Book Review: Like a Wicked Noah’s Ark – The Nautical School Ships Vernon and Sobraon

Book reviewer · Mar 1, 2022 ·

Like a Wicked Noah’s Ark – The Nautical School Ships Vernon and Sobraon A paperback of 362 pages by Sarah Luke, published by Arcadia, 2020. RRP $44.00.  As the old saying ...

Advice to the Young

A.N. Other · Jun 27, 2003 ·

The Boy’s Manual of Seamanship and Gunnery dated 1871, for Boy Seamen in the Royal Navy, by Commander Berney What advice would you give to a youngster joining the Navy ...

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Young Endeavour – Challenge for the future

A.N. Other · Jun 20, 2000 ·

The people who are prepared to challenge their own ideas about their limitations are the people who make the most of their lives. These are the people who are prepared ...

About HMAS Tingira

A.N. Other · Dec 14, 1998 ·

HMAS Tingira, often called The Cradle of the R.A.N., lay in the middle of Rose Bay from 25th April 1912 until 1927 as a training ship for lower deck new entries. ...

HMAS Tingira – Legacy Of Service (1912-1927)

Swinden, Greg · Dec 11, 1991 ·

At 0800 on 25 April 1912 the White Ensign was raised for the first time onboard HMAS TINGIRA as she lay at anchor in Rose Bay. TINGIRA thus became the ...

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