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HMAS Sirius (I)

Locality: Rockingham, Western Australia

Address: Garden Island, Fleet Base West Rockingham, WA, Australia

Website: www.navy.gov.au/HMAS_Sirius

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23.01.2022 In a year that much has changed, Exercise SINGAROO is steadfast, in its 25th year, demonstrating the importance and closeness of the Royal Australian Navy's relationship with Republic of Singapore Navy, as critical regional partners by geography and as strong friends. #AusNavy

22.01.2022 Thanks, Mate! USS ChungHoon conducts a replenishment-at-sea with Australian replenishment ship HMAS Sirius during RIMPAC 2020. The exercise is a unique traini...ng platform designed to enhance interoperability and strategic maritime partnerships. Ten nations, 22 ships, 1 submarine, and more than 5,300 personnel are participating in RIMPAC from August 17 to 31 at sea around the Hawaiian Islands.

22.01.2022 Replenishing our JMSDF (Japan) partners. Very professional and a pleasure to work with

21.01.2022 Sirius takes some time out of a busy schedule for respite and a homemade kite flying competition during our regional deployment. This was the winning kite from our Communicators! Hopefully more to come

21.01.2022 Well done to Chefs for the birthday cake, and as is tradition it is cut by the CO and the youngest member of Ships Co.

19.01.2022 The view from USS Chung Hoon

19.01.2022 HMAS Sirius doing what she does best - supplying ships at sea. Here Sirius is conducting a Replenishment at Sea with JS Ise from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. RIMPAC #CapableAdapativePartners

16.01.2022 Some photos from our 700th RAS. 14 years old and still going strong. Serve and Provide

16.01.2022 Another perspective

15.01.2022 HMAS Sirius (I) has achieved a career milestone less than a week from celebrating 14 years of service in the #AusNavy. The replenishment ship conducted its 700t...h replenishment at sea since commissioning on, September 16, 2006, refuelling HMAS Hobart III. The Royal Australian Navy is conducting a regional deployment across Southeast Asia during July to October 2020 with HMAS Hobart, HMAS Arunta II, HMAS Stuart III and HMAS Sirius. The deployment demonstrates Australia’s enduring commitment to the security and stability of the Indo-Pacific and to sustaining strong and positive Defence relationships with regional nations. All parts of the deployment are being conducted in accordance with COVID-19 safety measures. https://www.navy.gov.au/hmas-sirius

13.01.2022 An all Australian flavour today

11.01.2022 A Logistics Officer, a Dentist, a Doctor, a Communications sailor and an Electrical Sailor shows how versatile the Sirius Team is. This is the Distance Line Party for our Replenishments. They set up and monitor the lines that indicates to both Captains the distance between ships as we RAS

11.01.2022 A glimpse of our adventures since Darwin. Some great memories

10.01.2022 On our way to RIMPAC

09.01.2022 Yesterday marked 110 days at sea for Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Sirius (I) and 100 days for HMAS Stuart III HMAS Hobart III and HMAS Arunta II as a deplo...yed Task Group. Congratulations to the crews on this massive milestone and thank you to the families for their continued love and support. #YourADF #AusNavy LSIS Ryan Tascas

09.01.2022 An interesting article

08.01.2022 Ok last one for today courtesy HMAS Stuart https://www.defence.gov.au/news/navynews/

06.01.2022 10 Nations, 22 Ships, 1 Submarine and 5300 personnel in the waters surrounding Hawaii for RIMPAC. We are back left

05.01.2022 Fantastic to present some awards and conduct a few promotions during recent period alongside in Pearl Harbor. CPOB Nicoll was awarded a Fleet Commander Silver Commendation for his 2019 efforts in the field of Shipborne Lifesaving and Survival equipment which resulted in approximately $1.2million of yearly savings for our Navy. POMT Braid’s perseverance and ingenuity in the 2019 repair to a defect to main engine earned him a Fleet Commander Bronze Commendation.... Both these commendations recognise two sailors living our Defence Value of Excellence and providing an example to us all Well Done ! SBLT Turner and ABMT Lesleighter both received their Australian Defence Medal recognising four years of service. Thank you to you, and your families. There were four promotions to Able Seaman; now ABBM Hardacre, ABBM Plummer, ABET Nickell and ABCIS Draper. Congratulations and this acknowledges what an important part of our team you all are. Finally there were four awards of Platform Endorsements to our Officers of the Watch; LEUT Bosch, LEUT Latus, SBLT Murray and ASLT Douglas. This is the result of many years of hard work, well done.

04.01.2022 Nearly 80 days since leaving home port and still going strong. Replenishment no 38 for this deployment and 50 for 2020.