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HMAS Kalgoorlie

Occasional Paper 9: The Sinking of HMAS Armidale on 1 December 1942

A.N. Other · Jul 1, 2017 ·

July 2017 The following address was delivered by Dr Kevin Smith OAM to members of the Naval Historical Society of Australia in Sydney 18 April 2017. In 1798 at the ...

The Silent Service of HMAS Bingera

Lind, L.J. · Sep 24, 1984 ·

IT IS A PLEASURE to present a pictorial profile of a ship that served the Royal Australian Navy in comparative obscurity. HMAS Bingera, according to the official histories, never fired ...

The Loss of HMAS Armidale

Sullivan, John · Sep 30, 1983 ·

AT 1200 ON 29TH NOVEMBER 1942, HMAS Armidale, in company with HMAS Castlemaine, left Darwin for Betano on the south coast of Timor. Our mission was to land Netherlands East ...

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Australian Naval History on 14 August 1946

On This Day · Aug 14, 1946 ·

HMAS KALGOORLIE, (minesweeper), was transferred to the Netherlands Navy and renamed TERNATE. ...

Australian Naval History on 8 May 1946

David Stratton · May 8, 1946 ·

HMAS Kalgoorlie paid off at Melbourne, having steamed 131,607 miles. On the same day Kalgoorlie was transferred to the Royal Netherlands Navy and renamed Ternate ...

Australian Naval History on 1 December 1944

On This Day · Dec 1, 1944 ·

The 21st and 22nd Minesweeping Flotillas, HMA Ships BURNIE, BALLARAT, MARYBOROUGH, LISMORE, WHYALLA, GOULBURN, KALGOORLIE, TOOWOOMBA, and BENDIGO, and HMA Ships GAWLER, GERALDTON, CESSNOCK, CAIRNS, IPSWICH, TAMWORTH, WOLLONGONG, PINE, and ...

Australian Naval History on 28 November 1944

On This Day · Nov 28, 1944 ·

HMA Ships KALGOORLIE and TOWNSVILLE, (minesweepers), completed a three months’ search for mines in the Great Barrier Reef, during which time 491 mines were swept. The mines were laid by ...

Australian Naval History on 25 November 1944

On This Day · Nov 25, 1944 ·

HMA Ships KALGOORLIE and TOWNSVILLE, (minesweepers), swept the passages in the Great Barrier Reef for enemy mines. ...

Australian Naval History on 19 December 1942

On This Day · Dec 19, 1942 ·

HMAS KALGOORLIE, (minesweeper), picked up 29 survivors from HMAS ARMIDALE’s whaler, 150 miles north-west of Darwin. ARMIDALE was sunk by Japanese bombers off Timor. ...

Australian Naval History on 2 December 1942

On This Day · Dec 2, 1942 ·

HMAS QUIBERON, (destroyer), with HM Ships ARGONAUT, AURORA, SINUS, and QUENTIN, sank the Italian destroyer FOLGORE, and four merchant ships, in a point-blank night attack off Skerki Bank, North Africa. ...

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