HMAS "Norman" (M 84), named for the
"Norman" was built by
"Norman" is based at HMAS "Waterhen" in Sydney with the majority of the RAN's mine warfare assets.
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HMAS Norman — Two ships of the Royal Australian Navy have been named HMAS Norman ,the second ship after the Norman River in Queensland. *The first HMAS Norman (G49) was an N class destroyer launched in 1940. * The second HMAS Norman (M 84) is a Huon class… … Wikipedia
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