Stock Photo - Jan. 01, 1969 - Exit The To Royal Navy Flying - The Jolly Roger: Flying the Jolly Roger, HMS Trump - the last British link with the Australian Navy sailed out of Sydney recently . The Jolly Roger was the proud emblem of her victories in World War II. She was the last British Sub to sink an enemy vessel. For the 65-man crew it was lat goodbye to Sydney The Trump going home to wreckers. And with her departure Australia will go it alone - with her own submarine service. The first moves to give Australia an independent navy date back to 1913. Trump's departure marks the evolution of the Australian submarine services,' the flag officers commanding the Australian Fleat, rear Admiral G.J.B. Crabb said. 'We are now completely independent of the Royal Navy.' Trump's Departure closed an era which entered its final stage in 1949 when the British government agreed to lend a submarine Squadron to Australia. That agreement expire sin April. As Trump moved away from the ran Submarine base to learns at Neutral Bay, a navy band played Rule Britannia.' Trump has had eight year's service in Australian Waters, Built in 1944Trump has a short but distinguished war career. Operating from Western Australia, she sank 10,000 tons of enemy shipping and carried out several shore bombardments in four patrols during the last few months British ports around the World until 1961 when she joined the fourth submarine division at Natural Bay. Manned by a British crew, she had been on loan to Australian Navy Since then Phot Shows Goodbye Susie - L/M Patrick Barnes farewell his wife. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)