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1935 Australian Navy recovers HMAS Sydney at Guildhall
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0:27Now PlayingDate: 3rd October 1935
Location: London
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: From London Bridge
ENGLAND: Greater London: City of London: Guildhall:
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AUSTRALIA NAVAL Crew of H. M. A .S. "Sydney" march to Guildhall prior to taking new Cruiser to Australia.
GUILDHALL, LONDON Crew and Men of H.M.A.S. Sydney march to Guildhall.
"SYDNEY H.M.A.S." Crew Marches to the Guildhall, London
Australia; Navy - Ceremonial
RAN, Royal Australian Navy, military, light cruiser, Sydney, warship, light armoured cruiser, town class, chatham class, WWI, World War I, war, World War One, Milsons Point, marching
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