Peykan P224 is the first of the Sina1 craft launched on 29-9-2003. Same name and pennant no. as Combattante II class sunk in 1980 by Iraq. Two more of these vessels were building.
Here a pic of Peykan: http://www.diomil.ir/images/product/Original/mig/sina.jpg

This info from Janes FS 2005-06.

SDB 1324

Was she made out of wood? Could she have been the old tender to HMAS Lonsdale at Port Melbourne? (closed 1992). May have then moved to Cerberus, if she was still serviceable.

SDB (Seaward Defence Boat) 1324. Hull no. may have been Y296
59t standard 64t full load.
80.2ft oa X 16.1ft X 5.5ft
provision for 1-40mm AA
2 Buda diesels. 2 shafts 390 bhp max = 11 knots (when new)
Complement 12

Originally known as Harbour Defence Motor Launches and afterward as Seaward Defence Motor Launches. One of 28 built in Australia during WWII.

There is a small pic of her at http://users.chariot.net.au/~lenshome/littleships.htm

Or wasn’t she this big?

40 years of RAN Patrol Boats

Thought this might be of interest. The Attack class sure were midgets.

HMS Euryalus

Indeed there was a cruiser in the 2nd WW and a Leander class frigate commissioned in 1964.

Three more pics of the 1st WW ship – HMS Euryalus at Fremantle 1905 available here.

Glomar Explorer

Glomar Explorer lives on as drilling ship GSF Explorer. GSF = Global Sante Fe – the owning company. Currently drilling off Turkey

Global Sante Fe website click on “Fleet Information”. Contains a link to PDF file on the Explorer.