HMAS Tobruk to be Bundaberg dive wreck

[bob10]

HMAS Tobruk destined for Bundaberg dive wreck - CONTACT magazine (http://www.contactairlandandsea.com/2016/12/03/hmas-tobruk/)

[Pedro_The_Swift]

I suppose someone has checked the depth? :angel:

[bob10]

I suppose someone has checked the depth? :angel:

It really helps if you actually read the article

[Pedro_The_Swift]

Helps who?
You?

[bob10]

Helps who?
You?

And your point is? If I fight some one, I am always up front. Are you?

[Pedro_The_Swift]

what are you on about??
I read the article,, it says between the towns off the coast,,
maybe it should'veread 15 miles off the coast,,
maybe you could have laughed at the joke,,
pick on someone else--
goodbye walrus club.

[bob10]

what are you on about??
I read the article,, it says between the towns off the coast,,
maybe it should'veread 15 miles off the coast,,
maybe you could have laughed at the joke,,
pick on someone else--
goodbye walrus club.

And of course you expected a different result.

[bob10]

what are you on about??
I read the article,, it says between the towns off the coast,,
maybe it should'veread 15 miles off the coast,,
maybe you could have laughed at the joke,,
pick on someone else--
goodbye walrus club.

East of Bundaberg, North of Hervey Bay. That's what it says. Sorry to upset you, getting a little sick of this bull****.

Minister for Defence Personnel Dan Tehan yesterday announced the Royal Australian Navy's former Landing Ship,HMAS Tobruk (II) will be provided to the Queensland Government to be scuttled in the Wide Bay area east of Bundaberg and north of Hervey Bay.