-
realised with these. By V-J Day, nine
MONABs and a
single TAMY had ****embled and left the UK, and a
tenth MONAB was
forming at RNAS
Middle Wallop. Six...
- Hobbs,
David (2007).
Moving Bases Royal Navy
Maintenance Carriers and
MONABs. Liskeard, Cornwall, UK:
Maritime Books. ISBN 978-1-904459-30-9. Jefford...
- were
augmented with
additional equipment and
vehicles salvaged from
other MONABs that had
recently been
decommissioned in Australia. This
reserve unit remained...
- 1945, at HMS Nabbington, a
Royal Navy,
Mobile Naval Operating Air Base (
MONAB),
established at the
Royal Australian Air
Force (RAAF) base RAAF
Nowra at...
- deplo****
anywhere around the world.
There were
eleven commissioned units, ten
MONABs and one
Transportable Aircraft Maintenance Yard (TAMY), ten of
these saw...
- Hobbs,
David (2007).
Moving Bases Royal Navy
Maintenance Carriers and
MONABs. Liskeard, Cornwall, UK:
Maritime Books. ISBN 978-1-904459-30-9. Wragg,...
-
location of HMS Nabcatcher, a
Royal Navy
Mobile Operational Naval Air Base, (
MONAB) VIII,
which was
situated here
between 1945 and 1947. At the
start of April...
-
based at HMS Nabbington, a
Royal Navy,
Mobile Naval Operating Air Base (
MONAB),
established at the
Royal Australian Air
Force (RAAF) base RAAF
Nowra at...
- HMS
Nabaron was a
Royal Navy (RN)
Mobile Operational Naval Air Base (
MONAB)
which was
situated at the
United States Navy (USN)
airfield NAS
Ponam Airfield...
- its base at Sydney, the
Fleet Air Arm
established Mobile Naval Air
Bases (
MONABs) in
Australia to
provide supplies and
technical support for the aircraft...
