- HMS
Nabthorpe was a
Royal Navy, (RN),
Mobile Operational Naval Air Base (MONAB)
situated at the
Royal Australian Air
Force (RAAF) base RAAF
Station Schofields...
- ****embled at RNAS
Ludlam from mid-October 1944,
commissioned as HMS
Nabthorpe on 4 December,
sailed for
Australia and
reached Sydney on 27
January 1945...
- of the
Royal Navy's
Fleet Air Arm. It was
formed in June 1945, at HMS
Nabthorpe, a
Royal Navy
Mobile Operatioral Naval Air Base (MONAB) at the
Royal Australian...
- the
British Pacific Fleet on 5
February 1945 and
commissioned as HMS
Nabthorpe,
later renamed HMS Nabstock. HMS
Nabstock was
decommissioned on 9 June...
-
Vindex on 24 June,
bound for Australia, with the ship
arriving at HMS
Nabthorpe (the
Mobile Naval Air Base at RAAF
Station Schofields) 2 days
before the...
-
Victorious (27
February - 5 June 1945)
Royal Naval Air
Station Schofields (HMS
Nabthorpe), New
South Wales (5 - 26 June 1945) HMS
Victorious (26 June - 23 August...
- Woy Aerodrome, Woy Woy,
satellite of RAAF
Station Schofields and HMS
Nabthorpe Coffs Harbour Aerodrome,
Coffs Harbour Clairville Aerodrome, Glen Innes...
-
March 2021. "Background of the R.A.A.F. / R.A.N. at Schofields". HMS
Nabthorpe.
Archived from the
original on 21
October 2012.
Retrieved 13
August 2017...
-
transferred from HMS
Nabthorpe. Additionally,
another unit, 1770
Naval Air Squadron, with
Fairey Firefly, also
arrived from HMS
Nabthorpe, on the 29. 899 Naval...
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Schofields (HMS
Nabthorpe) (10 - 27
February 1945) HMS
Indefatigable (27
February - 5 June 1945)
Royal Naval Air
Station Schofields (HMS
Nabthorpe) (5 June -...
