Navy
Innovating at sea
Innovation by technical sailors on board HMAS Melville has resulted in the increase of available propulsion power.
A third generation of Sydney service
Midshipman Samantha Horsfield is the third generation of her family to serve in a ship bearing one of the Navy’s most famous names.
Proud to be asked to play
The opportunity to combine his Indigenous heritage and military service is a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity for new sailor Seaman Lynton Robbins.
A strong sense of pride
When Leading Seaman Brooke Summers was 14, she never would have guessed she would be commemorating future Anzac Day services as a sailor.
Fond memories of services back home
Able Seaman Elizabeth Jones has fond memories of Anzac Day commemorations in her home town of Launceston.
Marking this Anzac Day with her Navy family
Growing up, Able Seaman Stephanie Hart would commemorate each Anzac Day at a local dawn service followed by morning tea with family at home.
Proud to be serving
Able Seaman Amy-Lee d’Hotman de Villiers will be in a catafalque party at the Australian War Memorial on Anzac Day.
Actively marking a significant day
Navy Petty Officer Shane Murphy will commemorate Anzac Day with a dawn workout in honour of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
Why Anzac Day evokes fond memories
Since joining the Navy in 1992, every Anzac Day morning Chief Petty Officer Scott Clear has messaged his Vietnam Veteran Dad.
Remembering great-grandfather's sacrifice on first Anzac Day at sea
Seaman Boatswains Mate Reece Conquest-Young’s most enduring Anzac Day memory is putting on his great-grandfather’s service medals.
Inspired into service by ships at Twofold Bay
Like many other Australians, Leading Seaman Mardi Longford will stand at dawn outside her home to mark this year's Anzac Day.
On watch on Anzac Day
As dawn breaks over the east coast of Australia this Anzac Day, Sub Lieutenant Samantha Randell will be on duty on the bridge of HMAS Adelaide.
