Navy
Marking service and sacrifice at sea
For Commander Douglas Falconer, Anzac Day this year will be marked at sea in HMAS Adelaide rather than at his local RSL dawn service.
Shipbuilding industry to tap into skills of workers
The Naval Shipbuilding Enterprise could provide a jobs lifeline for hundreds of skilled workers who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A memorable Peruvian Antarctic deployment
In the peak of the 2019-20 Antarctic summer, Navy Hydrographer Lieutenant Danielle Britton embarked on a six-week voyage to Antarctica.
Keel laying for offshore patrol vessel
Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Mike Noonan has announced the names of the next five Arafura-class offshore patrol vessels.
Submariners help with Covid-19
Submarine Force personnel at Fleet Base West are stepping up to do their bit to assist Operation COVID-19 Assist.
Nightmare delivers the goods in the Southern Arabian Gulf
HMAS Toowoomba’s embarked MH-60R, call sign Nightmare, was critical in conducting ship-to-shore movement recently in the Southern Arabian Gulf.
Call-out to industry on sea boat capabilities
Defence has requested information to gain an appreciation of Australian industry capabilities to design and manufacture military sea boats.
Combined effort to keep Toowoomba on mission
The Navy adage 'The Team Works' is in action in HMAS Toowoomba as she operates in the southern Arabian Gulf on Operation Manitou.
Successful rotation concludes
After a successful four months, Australia’s 8th rotation in command of Combined Task Force 150 has come to an end.
Plans to mark this Anzac Day away
For the first time in many years, Commander Chris Jones, of the RAN, will be overseas for Anzac Day.
Big haul for Toowoomba
HMAS Toowoomba has interdicted more than 3000 kilograms of illegal narcotics in the Gulf of Aden.
Shipbuilding milestone realised in the west
Construction has begun on the first offshore patrol vessel to be built in Western Australia.
