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Leading Seaman Bradley Reynolds supervises Able Seaman Armilyn Pontanes during a live-fire serial at the new Weapons Training Simulation System at HMAS Penguin. Photo: Leading Seaman Nadav Harel
Navy

New training facility to save time and money

The Sydney Weapons Training Simulation System is the first to be operated by Navy personnel.
Director Fleet Health Captain Amanda Garlick, right, presents a course certificate to Corporal Naomi Lang during the ceremony at HMAS Penguin, Sydney.
Defence

Underwater medicine clinicians graduate

Graduates of course 21 of the RAN Underwater Medicine Clinician course celebrated the completion of seven months of training.

Petty Officer Boatswain Brendon Chafer, left, Leading Seaman Boatswains Mate Steven Reig and Leading Seaman Boatswains Mate Bradley Reynolds with one of the boot-cleaning stations at HMAS Penguin. Photo: Lieutenant Anthony Martin
Navy

From pylons to boot-cleaning stations

Boot-cleaning stations are the new innovative inclusions at HMAS Penguin, Sydney.
Commander Douglas Falconer briefs aviation personnel on board HMAS Adelaide before the ship begins first-of-class flight trials off the coast of Queensland earlier this month. Photo: Able Seaman Jarrod Mulvihill
Navy Anzac Day

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.
Royal Australian Navy Fleet Commander, Rear Admiral Jonathon Mead, front centre, with senior Royal Australian Navy officers, front row, and graduates of the Basic Clearance Divers Course 87 at HMAS Penguin, Sydney. Photo: Able Seaman Shane Cameron
Navy

All clear for Navy divers

Seven sailors have graduated from one of the toughest courses Navy has to offer at the Australian Defence Force Diving School.

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