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  The sinking of HMAS Vampire, 9 April 1942

  Posted: April 8th, 2002, 7:00am PDT

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  On 9 April 1942 the HMAS Vampire and her crew fell victim to Japanese bombers off Ceylon. The Vampire was escorting the British light aircraft carrier HMS Hermes. It was not the first time Vampire had found herself in such a situation.