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HMAS Sydney IV

Australian Naval History on 24 August 2001

On This Day · Aug 24, 2001 ·

HMAS CANBERRA and HMAS WARRAMUNGA, (guided missile frigates), with HMAS MANOORA (landing platform amphibious), arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for a good will visit. A team of RAN ...

Australian Naval History on 3 October 1994

On This Day · Oct 3, 1994 ·

HMAS SYDNEY, (guided missile frigate), recovered wreckage from a small airliner which crashed into the Tasman Sea, while on passage from Sydney to Lord Howe Island. Nine passengers and crew ...

Australian Naval History on 23 May 1994

On This Day · May 23, 1994 ·

Exercise RIMPAC 94 commenced in Hawaiian waters, involving ships from Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, and the United States. HMA Ships HOBART, SYDNEY, DARWIN, SUCCESS, and OVENS, were involved. ...

Australian Naval History on 15 March 1994

On This Day · Mar 15, 1994 ·

The guided missile frigate HMAS SYDNEY, (CMDR Richard McMillan), rescued the crew of the disabled yacht PACIFIC BREEZE, some 285 miles southeast of Jervis Bay. ...

Australian Naval History on 12 November 1993

On This Day · Nov 12, 1993 ·

HMAS SYDNEY, (guided missile frigate), completed her second tour of duty, and departed the Damask Operations Area for Australia. ...

Australian Naval History on 22 June 1993

On This Day · Jun 22, 1993 ·

The guided missile frigate, HMAS Sydney (IV), departed for Operation DAMASK. ...

Australian Naval History on 30 May 1993

On This Day · May 30, 1993 ·

HMAS SYDNEY, (guided missile frigate), sailed from Darwin en-route to the Red Sea, to take part in UN trade sanctions against Iraq, as part of the RAN’s ongoing Operation Damask. ...

HMAS Sydney – Memorial

Zammitt, Alan · Jul 12, 1992 ·

As part of the fiftieth anniversary of the loss of the cruiser HMAS SYDNEY with her entire complement of 645 sailors, a beautiful granite memorial with four bronze plaques featuring ...

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Australian Naval History on 15 January 1992

On This Day · Jan 15, 1992 ·

HMAS SYDNEY, (guided missile frigate), completed her 200th merchant ship boarding in the Red Sea. This was then the highest tally by any ship in the fleet conducting UN sanctions ...

Australian Naval History on 2 January 1992

On This Day · Jan 2, 1992 ·

HMAS SYDNEY, (guided missile frigate), joined the Multi-Nation Force in the Red Sea enforcing United Nations sanctions against Iraq. ...

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