- HMS
Nairana (/
naɪˈrɑːnə/) was the lead ship of the
Royal Navy's
Nairana-class
escort carriers that saw
service in the
Second World War. She was built...
- 37°50′27″S 144°55′13″E / 37.8407°S 144.9204°E / -37.8407; 144.9204 HMS
Nairana (/
naɪˈrɑːnə/) was a p****enger
ferry that was
requisitioned by the
Royal Navy...
-
flanks of the
Normandy invasion fleet.
During the
Salerno landings,
Force V,
commanded by
Admiral Philip Vian and
consisting of Attacker, Battler, Hunter...
- one of the
blast furnaces.
Reinforced by the
British battleship King
George V and the
American battleships Alabama and
North Carolina, the
sisters bombarded...
- Jan:
Castledore 29 Jan: USS Independence 2 Feb: USS Partridge 18 Feb:
Nairana 13 Apr: Arab
Trader 16 Apr: HMS Affray 27 Apr: RFA
Bedenham 10 May: Marrawah...
-
flight of 818
Naval Air
Squadron as a TBR unit.
After training on HMS
Nairana, the
squadron strength grew at HMS Nightjar, RNAS Inskip, in
February 1944...
-
flotilla of over 20
ships including the
seaplane carriers HMS Pegasus and HMS
Nairana 6th
Battalion Royal Marine Light Infantry (RMLI),
Royal Air Force: contingent...
- Jan:
Castledore 29 Jan: USS Independence 2 Feb: USS Partridge 18 Feb:
Nairana 13 Apr: Arab
Trader 16 Apr: HMS Affray 27 Apr: RFA
Bedenham 10 May: Marrawah...
- (originally on the Sydney-Hobart route) was
operated along with SS Loongana and
Nairana until 1935 when
Oonah and
Loongana were
replaced by the SS Taroona. In...
- to RNAS Eglington. The
squadron transferred to the
escort carrier HMS
Nairana on 31
December 1943, and
returned as**** at RNAS
Hatston and RNAS Machrihanish...
