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HMAS "VOYAGER", DESTROYER, 1,000 TONS, FOUR 4-INCH QF MARK XVI GUNS, SIX 21-INCH TORPEDO TUBES, 34 KNOTS, LOST OFF BETANO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR, 1942-09-25.
The destroyer HMAS Vampire, 1,090 tons, four 4-inch guns, originally six 21-inch torpedo tubes, 34 knots, lost in a Japanese air attack on the Bay of Bengal, 9 April 1942. During the war the second to
SYDNEY HARBOUR. H.M.A.S. "VENDETTA", A ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY DESTROYER OF 1,090 TONS MOUNTING FOUR 4-INCH GUNS, SIX 21-INCH TORPEDO TUBES WITH A MAXIMUM SPEED OF 34 KNOTS.
THE RAN DESTROYER HMAS STUART, OF 1530 TONS DISPLACEMENT. THIS VESSEL IS ARMED WITH FIVE 4.7-INCH GUNS AND SIX 21-INCH TORPEDO TUBES, HAVING A TOP SPEED OF 36.5 KNOTS. THIS VESSEL IS THE FLOTILLA LEAD
BETANO, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. C.1947. THE WRECK OF THE DESTROYER HMAS VOYAGER (I) STRANDED OFF CAPE BETANO. NOTE THE 12 POUNDER AA GUN. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
PORTUGUESE TIMOR, 1942-09-23. HMAS VOYAGER, RUN AGROUND AT BETANO.
6 INCH GUNS IN ACTION ON A BRITISH LIGHT CRUISER. NOTE THE 4 INCH MARK XVI AA GUNS ON A TWIN MARK XIX MOUNTING AND THE TORPEDO TUBES TRAINED OUTBOARD. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
