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Portside and starboard of Imperial Iranian Navy Light Destroyer "Babr" (Tiger).

Note Imperial Emblem on 2nd photo. Also you can see "Babr" word on 1st pic.

Source of these Photos: Iran under Allied Control, 1939 - 1945 , Safaoddin Tabaraieeian , P-p 54 & 55.
 

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HMAS Yarra (L 77) (Lt.Cdr. Robert William Rankin, RAN) was sunk south off Java on May 4th, 1942, in a gun battle with by the Japanese heavy cruisers Atago, Maya and Takao.

Source: Uboat.net , Search for ship.

The pennant should be U77 and her full name should be HAMS Yarra (II) as it was the second ship of the same name. The first one was the HMAS Yarra (I) River-class destroyer used in 1910 - 1929.

HMAS Yarra (I) in 1910.

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the pic source: HMAS Yarra (1910) – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
 
The pennant should be U77 and her full name should be HAMS Yarra (II) as it was the second ship of the same name. The first one was the HMAS Yarra (I) River-class destroyer used in 1910 - 1929.

HMAS Yarra (I) in 1910.

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the pic source: HMAS Yarra (1910) – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
HMAS Yarra (L 77 / U 77) of the Royal Australian Navy - Australian Sloop of the Grimsby class - Allied Warships of WWII - uboat.net
Ship page. Here indicated as sloop (?). I have no info about navy, at all. But like to search and gather info.
 
Oh yes , the pennant L77 was changed to the U77 and with the one she participated in the iranian operation in 1941.

Regarding the sloop ship type. She was the Grimsby-class sloop. A sloop is a small or mid warship also called the escorteur because it was used for convoying of cargo boats.
 

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