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HMAS Sydney

ship sunk off the coast of Western Australia after battle with the Kormoran during the second World War

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Country
Australia
Country of Registry
Australia
Commissioning Date
September 24, 1935
Manufacturer
Swan Hunter
Operator
Royal Australian Navy
Vessel Type
light cruiser, Leander-class light cruiser and
Shipwrecked Date
November 19, 1941
Pennant Number
I48
Current Location
-26° 15' 37", 111° 13' 3"
Aliases
HMAS Sydney II, I48, D48, and HMS Phaeton

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Phaeton Sydney
Phaeton (1934), became H.M.A.S. Sydney Subscribe to view
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Sydney (1934, light cruiser (RAN)) Subscribe to view
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Sydney (Australia, 1934, Leander-class Light Cruiser) Subscribe to view
Sydney (Cruiser : 1934-1941)
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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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