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Miscellaneous Ship Histories |
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External References |
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External links and references: 1. Miramar Ship Index: Website containing basic information about a very large number of merchant navy ships with search facilities based on ships name and official number. 2. Ubootwaffe.net Website: Website dedicated to WW2 U boats and their exploits including ships damaged and sunk. 3. Uboat.net Website: Website dedicated to WW2 U boats and their exploits including ships damaged and sunk. Also includes a limited section about WW1. 4. Convoyweb Convoy Database: An extensive and highly recommended Website that includes comprehensive information about WW2 convoys and other voyages of merchant ships and some information about ships that were lost. 5. Lloyds Register of Shipping 6. Warsailors Website: Warsailors 7. Arnold-Forster, Mark: The World at War, Pimlico; Revised edition edition (4 Jan 2001) 8. San Emiliano: Summary of Statements by Survivors, U.S. Navy Department document (exact reference not known - provided to the Webmaster as a photocopy) 9. Rigiani, John (1946): Affidavit, Sea Breezes July 1946 pages 77-82 10. Ashton-Irvine, Capt. E., Ships On Which I Have Served, The Scanner, v. 1, n. 8 (March 1969), Toronto Marine Historical Society 11. Ducat, Alan (11 June 2009): Forfar Man’s little known role in D-Day landings, The Kirriemuir Herald. 12. Mariners Website: Mulberry Harbours page. 13. Winser, John de S. (May 1994): The D Day ships, World Ship Society Kendal, ISBN 978-0905617756 14. Warsailors Website: Information on convoy ON 166 15. Sydney Morning Herald (30 June 1922): Largs Bay - Position Unchanged - Mr Walsh replies to the Prime Minister; Available online Here. 16. Hammerton, A.James & Thomson, Alistair, (2005): Ten pound Poms: Australia’s invisible migrants, Manchester University Press, ISBN 071907133X 17. Windstanley, Lt.Col.Peter: Captain Francis Joseph Cahill, Website Prisoners of War of the Japanese 1942-1945 18. Australian War Memorial Website: Article on 2/26th Battalion 19. Sowada, Helen: Article on Belongings Website - Migration Heritage Centre - New South Wales 20. Roker, Mr S.T., Response to question about Largs Bay on AllExperts website Here. 21. The Internet Movie Database: Article on the film “A night to remember” Here. 22. The Times Correspondent Melbourne: Australian Ships Threatened - Sydney Union Obdurate: The Times: 9 March 1922 23. The Times Correspondent Melbourne: No crew for Largs Bay: The Times: 29 June 1922 24. The Times Correspondent Melbourne: Largs Bay to have a crew: The Times: 5 July 1922 25. The Times : Southampton and Australia - New Service Opened: The Times: 29 January 1929 26. Kennedy, Walter: Shipping in Dublin Port 1939 -1945: The Pentland Press, ISBN 1858215390 27. Rickards, Maurice & Twyman, Michael (2000); The encyclopaedia of Ephemera: a guide to the fragmentary documents of everyday life for the collector, curator, and historian, Routledge, ISBN 0415926483, 9780415926485 28. HMS Rodney Website: Photos 29. Captain J Hughes-Hallett RN (1942): The Dieppe Raid, Supplement to the London Gazette, 14 August 1947 Here 30. Nizkor Project Website: Transcriptions of Nuremberg Trials 1946 Here 31. Commonwealth War Graves Commission website: Here 32. J.N. Lockyer: Expedition to Santa Pola Spain, preliminary report: Total solar eclipse of 1900 May 28, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol 60, p 1. 33. Leopold Wölfling (1931): My Life Story: From Archduke to Grocer, E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc. New York 34. Ahoy - Mac’s Web Log: Naval, Maritime, Australian History and more: Here. 35. Clifford Maw (1946): The War Illustrated “I was there!” 19 July 1946 36. Naval-History.Net website: Here. |
