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Tag Archives: Cam Ranh Bay
Richard Broinowski. Australia’s maritime espionage
Posted on 2 May 2016
According to The Australian’s defence editor Brendan Nicholson, an Australian submarine twice penetrated the Cam Ranh Bay naval base in Vietnam in 1985. Nicholson’s claim appeared in an article in the newspaper on 27 April 2016 analysing Canberra’s decision to … Continue reading →
Posted in Defence/Security, International Affairs, Politics
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Tagged Barracuda submarines, Cam Ranh Bay, HMAS Orion, maritime espionage, Oberon class boats, Richard Broinowski, South China Sea
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