HMAS Vampire
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1917 V and W-class destroyer
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1917
HMS Wallace, I68 (see also HMS Wallace)
object, destroyer, World War I, Royal Navy, J. Samuel White, Royal Australian Navy, World War II, V and W-class destroyer, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom, Q408
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4 inch gun on HMAS Vampire 1938 SLV
HMAS Vampire 1942
HMAS Vampire (AWM 012563)
HMAS Vampire
HMAS Vampire taken on December 21, 2017 in Australian National Maritime Museum.
HMS Hermes and HMAS Vampire under air attack 1942
John Henry Endicott on the deck of the RAN Destroyer HMAS Vampire
Maritime Museum (6181840479)
| Type | Date | Description | Keywords | Notes | Source |
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| link | Freebase entry@ |
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| link | The Dreadnought Project entry@ |
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| image | 4 inch gun on HMAS Vampire 1938 SLV |
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| image | 1942 | HMAS Vampire 1942 |
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| image | 1940 | HMAS Vampire (AWM 012563) |
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| image | 2018 | HMAS Vampire |
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| image | 2017 | HMAS Vampire taken on December 21, 2017 in Australian National Maritime Museum. |
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| image | 1942 | HMS Hermes and HMAS Vampire under air attack 1942 |
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| image | 1937 | John Henry Endicott on the deck of the RAN Destroyer HMAS Vampire |
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| image | 2011 | Maritime Museum (6181840479) |
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