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[Name]: HMAS Mary Cam
[Type]: Auxiliary minesweeper
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[Name]: HMAS Goonambee
[Type]: Auxiliary minesweeper
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[Name]: HMAS Coombar
[Type]: Auxiliary minesweeper
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[Name]: HMAS Tasmania
[Type]: Destroyer
[Class]: S
[Dates]: 1920–1928
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[Name]: HMAS Tambar
[Type]: Minesweeper
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[Name]: HMAS Kookaburra
[Type]: Boom defence vessel
[Class]: Net
[Dates]: 1939–1958
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About This Tool
In recent years Australia has added 2,500 workers to its fleet by building Canberra-class amphibious assault ships and Hobart-class anti-aircraft destroyers. In 2017, the Australian Government announced a total of 89 billion Australian dollars of the Royal Australian Navy’s Future Shipbuilding program, the future development of the Australian Navy has attracted attention again. Historically, the Royal Australian Navy has owned about 484 ships, the details of which are recorded in this random tool.
Details of the vessels, including reference photographs, full names of the vessels, Pennant No. 1. The type and grade of the ship and the time of release are stored in detail in this generator for further viewing by interested friends. As it is required by The Royal Australian Navy to build ships, many shipyards work with The best quality and workmanship, while bringing together The best local naval engineers from Australia, has been able to produce one batch after another to shock the world shipbuilding industry outstanding ships.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships of the Royal Australian Navy.
