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VOYAGER H.M.A.S.

H.M.A.S. "Voyager" served with the Royal Navy along with 3 sister ships from the late stages of World War One up until 1933 when all four ships were transferred to the Royal Australian Navy in October 1933. Voyager and her sister ship Vampire left Singap

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Ship Details

Rig

Destroyer

Built

1933

Built In

Govan, Scotland

Tonnage

1,090

Built By

Fairfeild Shipbuilding

Dimensions

312.1 x 29.6 x 9.8

Demise

1946 Mar.20: Paid off. 1948: Scuttled.

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1942 ➜ 6 April 1942

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1936 ➜ 18 December 1936

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1936 ➜ 28 December 1936

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VOYAGER H.M.A.S.

H.M.A.S. "Voyager" served with the Royal Navy along with 3 sister ships from the late stages of World War One up until 1933 when all four ships were transferred to the Royal Australian Navy in October 1933. Voyager and her sister ship Vampire left Singap

VOYAGER H.M.A.S.

H.M.A.S. "Voyager" served with the Royal Navy along with 3 sister ships from the late stages of World War One up until 1933 when all four ships were transferred to the Royal Australian Navy in October 1933. Voyager and her sister ship Vampire left Singap

VOYAGER H.M.A.S.

H.M.A.S. "Voyager" served with the Royal Navy along with 3 sister ships from the late stages of World War One up until 1933 when all four ships were transferred to the Royal Australian Navy in October 1933. Voyager and her sister ship Vampire left Singap

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