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You are here: Home / Archives for Australian Units / HMAS Barcoo

HMAS Barcoo

A Brief History of the Australian Hydrographic Service

A.N. Other · Mar 1, 2022 ·

By Kevin Slade, PSM & John Perryman, CSM  This article first appeared in the 2020 edition of Navy Outlook and is reproduced by kind permission of the editor of that ...

HMAS Vendetta WW2

William F. Cook, MVO, Captain, RAN (Rtd) · Sep 30, 2004 ·

This is part 3 of an hitherto unpublished personal account was given to the Editor shortly before the death of the author, together with several other brief accounts of his ...

The Role of the RAN in the Liberation of the Philippines

Royle, Guy, Admiral · Mar 30, 2001 ·

An address by RADM Guy Griffiths, AO, DSO, DSC, RAN Retd at the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne (Oct 2000) Together with the widely dispersed set-backs in late 1941 – early ...

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Letter: A collision off Borneo

Letter Writer · Apr 12, 1993 ·

In reference to the article in the September 1992 Naval Historical Review “A Collision off Borneo, New Year’s Day off Borneo, 1946”, as far as I can recall there was ...

Loss of HMAS Altana – New Years Day 1946

Bulley, W.A. (Bill) · Sep 12, 1992 ·

In the Pacific region during World War II the Royal Australian Navy was caught up in history’s greatest naval conflict in which numerous large sea/air battles were fought. There were ...

HMAS Barcoo

Weaver, Trevor · Dec 31, 1983 ·

HMAS BARCOO was one of the eight Australian built River Class anti-submarine frigates laid down during the Second World War. All except Barwon and Macquarie saw active service in the ...

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 21 February 1964

David Stratton · Feb 21, 1964 ·

HMAS Barcoo was decommissioned for the final time. The frigate had travelled 342,579 nautical miles during her career. ...

Australian Naval History on 11 April 1948

On This Day · Apr 11, 1948 ·

HMAS BARCOO, (frigate), was blown ashore at Glenelg Beach SA, during a gale. She was later re-floated without damage. ...

Australian Naval History on 7 November 1944

On This Day · Nov 7, 1944 ·

HMA Ships VENDETTA, (destroyer), SWAN, (sloop), and BARCOO, (frigate), completed their bombardment of Wide Bay, New Britain. The guns were directed by Australian Coastwatchers. ...

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