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- On 2 June 1990, personnel from HMAS Nirimba exercised their right to enter Blacktown with their weapons drawn, a privilege allowed them by their Freedom of the City which was granted in 1979. Sailors marching up in Alpha Street.2
- A group of officials visiting HMAS Nirimba. The event and names are not known. If any details are known, please contact Local History Librarian at Blacktown City Libraries.1
- Governor General Sir John Kerr inspects the passing out parade at HMAS Nirimba, Quakers Hill.1
- Governor General, Sir John Kerr inspecting the sailors during a passing out parade at HMAS Nirimba.1
- Image showing HMAS Steam Club float participating in the festival float. HMAS Nirimba Steam Club was formed in 1960 when a miniature steam engine was designed and constructed in HMAS Nirimba for the visiting school children.1
- Mayor Robert Sinclair shaking hands with Captain Brian Swan AM from HMAS Nirimba.1
- On 13 June 1981, HMAS Nirimba on behalf of the Royal Australian Navy, led the Freedom of Entry march preceding Blacktown City's 75th Anniversary parade.1
- On 2 June 1990, personnel from HMAS Nirimba exercised their right to enter Blacktown with their weapons drawn, a privilege allowed them by their Freedom of the City which was granted in 1979. Captain Brian Swan AM leading the contingent1
- On 2 June 1990, personnel from HMAS Nirimba exercised their right to enter Blacktown with their weapons drawn, a privilege allowed them by their Freedom of the City which was granted in 1979. HMAS Nirimba sailors marching up in Alpha Street.1
- On 2 June 1990, personnel from HMAS Nirimba exercised their right to enter Blacktown with their weapons drawn, a privilege allowed them by their Freedom of the City which was granted in 1979. Sailors marching in Main Street, Blacktown.1
- On 2 June 1990, personnel from HMAS Nirimba exercised their right to enter Blacktown with their weapons drawn, a privilege allowed them by their Freedom of the City which was granted in 1979. Sailors passing the stand.1
- The event and names of officials are not known. If any details are known, please contact Local History Librarian at Blacktown City Libraries.1
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