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17.01.2022 Rain did not dampen the desire for the Canberra community and Navy representatives to come together during NAIDOC Week at a public smoking ceremony at National Circuit in Barton. via Navy Daily #AusNavy #NavyDaily
15.01.2022 Officers of the Watch in HMAS Ballarat manoeuvred their ship alongside the Indian, Japanese and United States navies during Exercise MALABAR 2020, which recently came to an end. via Navy Daily #AusNavy #NavyDaily
12.01.2022 A Navy Gap Year officer has swapped the rolling hills of the Victorian city of Ballarat for rolling waves and the steady hum of the engines of HMAS Ballarat. via Navy Daily #AusNavy #NavyDaily
10.01.2022 As an #ArmyInMotion, we encourage #OurPeople to solve problems in innovative and creative ways. As part of the Royal Australian Air Force Jericho accelerator pr...ogram, #AusArmy Staff Cadet Oscar Fowler from the Royal Military College, Duntroon recently developed a prototype tracking system for chemical threats. Dubbed the Canary Sensor, this new technology will provide the joint force and other domestic support agencies with better awareness of their operating environment. To learn more about the Canary Sensor, head to our YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/Q4FDnJ31LrY.
10.01.2022 #ExerciseMALABAR has concluded. Watch the highlights. Exercise MALABAR is a milestone opportunity to enhance Australia’s maritime capabilities and build interop...erability with our closest regional partners: India, Japan and the United States. #AusNavy #YourADF Exercise MALABAR 2020 is a milestone opportunity to enhance Australia's maritime capabilities and build interoperability with our close regional partners: India, Japan and the United States. Participation in Exercise MALABAR 2020 demonstrates Australia's enduring commitment to contribute to the security, stability and prosperity of the region and increases the capability and interoperability of the Australian Defence Force.
09.01.2022 The global pandemic has certainly presented challenges and hardship for the Australian community to endure. However, it has also presented the Royal Australian ...Navy the opportunity to devise innovative approaches toward training delivery and generating future capability. via Navy Daily #AusNavy #NavyDaily See more
07.01.2022 HMAS Arunta took time out to commemorate Remembrance Day during a visit to Sasebo Naval Base, Japan. via Navy Daily #AusNavy #NavyDaily
07.01.2022 Able Seaman Hudson Anu and Leading Seaman Kaylin Coleman share their thoughts about what NAIDOC Week means to them. During #NAIDOCWeek2020, the Royal Australian... Navy profiles the ongoing achievements of its Indigenous Australian service personnel and celebrates the histories, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Navy is committed to a culturally inclusive workplace which enables our respected fighting force to deliver on its duties to Australians, and actively encourages all its people to be involved in deepening their knowledge and cultural understanding during NAIDOC Week. #YourADF #AusNavy @HMAS Adelaide III National NAIDOC
05.01.2022 One of the lesser known tragedies of the Second World War is the sinking of the Grimsby class sloop HMAS Parramatta. At the time, Parramatta was serving in the ...Mediterranean assisting with supplying the Allied garrison at Tobruk, which was under siege by German and Italian forces. In the early hours of the 27th November 1941 while escorting a convoy, Parramatta was hit by a torpedo fired from German submarine U559. The torpedo caused the ship’s magazine to explode and the ship rolled rapidly to starboard and sank within minutes. Acting Commander Jefferson Walker had time to order the crew to abandon ship but only about a third of the ship’s complement was able to escape. In total there were 24 survivors, but 138 men, including all officers, lost their lives. Read more: http://ow.ly/BRLB50CpN3l Image: Three surviros of the sinking of HMAS Parramatta, on which all three served. Ordinary Seaman W Woods, H Moss, and T Fryer. P00490.018
