#DidYouKnow? During her 34-year operational history, Royal Australian Navy's HMAS Tobruk (II) sailed more than 947,000 nautical miles (1,754,000 km) and was deployed on 26 major operations, including the Sinai Peninsula, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Bougainville, the Middle East and East Timor. Read more: http://www.navy.gov.au/hmas-tobruk-ii | Defence Australia

86K views · 582 reactions | Aerial footage supplied by the Queensland Government shows ex-HMAS Tobruk being scuttled off the Bundaberg and Fraser Coast this morning. The former Navy vessel will become an artificial reef for divers after it clears government safety checks. | ABC Wide Bay | Facebook

The ex-HMAS Tobruk has been scuttled between Bundaberg and Hervey Bay to become a dive site. Report at 7 News at 6pm. www.7plus.com.au #7News | 7NEWS Brisbane

Die HMAS Tobruk - einer der letzten Zerstörer der britischen Battle Class für die Royal Australian Navy. Mit einer verstärkten Flugabwehr und größeren Besatzung. Soon bei War Thunder mit Update 1.95. Mehr Infos unter: https://wt.link/de/HMASTobruk | War Thunder

It was supposed to become a major tourism attraction, but the sinking of HMAS Tobruk off the Queensland coast has been labelled a disaster. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News | 7NEWS Sydney

922K views · 1.9K reactions | The ex-HMAS Tobruk has been underwater for exactly one year in the Great Sandy Marine Park, located between Hervey Bay and Bundaberg on Australia’s East Coast. This former amphibious heavy lift ship is now a divers’ playground, with plenty of nooks and crannies ripe for exploration. What will you find? Visit Queensland, Australia | Scuba Diver Life | Facebook

The first tour of the ex-HMAS Tobruk wreck near Bundaberg has been held, allowing divers to finally explore the sunken navy vessel once inhabited by sailors. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News | 7NEWS Brisbane