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Able Seaman Elizabeth Jones prepares for the #StandAtDawn initiative. Photo: Able Seaman Daniel Goodman
Navy Anzac Day

Fond memories of services back home

Able Seaman Elizabeth Jones has fond memories of Anzac Day commemorations in her home town of Launceston.
Sub Lieutenant Yuri Kourelakos (centre) and Royal New Zealand Navy Sub Lieutenants Edward Hall (left) and Cameron Jamieson (right) on HMAS Success. Photo: Leading Seaman Christopher Szumlanski
Navy Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019

Trans-Tasman tick for sailors

Three young officers from Australia and New Zealand finished critical training during Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019.
Senior marine technician Warrant Officer Werner Stach stands on the upper decks of HMAS Success during the ship’s final deployment on Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019. Photo: Leading Seaman Christopher Szumlanski
Navy Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019

Sailor sees Success' beginning and end

A Navy sailor, one of the first to serve on HMAS Success 33 years ago, is now on her final voyage.
Glen McGrath, right, observes as the coin is tossed at the start of a friendly cricket match between combined Royal Australian Navy and Indian teams at the Prince of Arcot cricket ground in Chennai, India. Photo: Christopher Szumlanski
Navy Exercises

Cricket royalty helps Aussie and Indian sailors combine

Cricket legend Glenn McGrath opened a cricket game between Australian and Indian sailors during AUSINDEX 2019.
The Commanding Officer of HMAS Parramatta, Commander Troy Van Tienhoven, is greeted by the children of the ‘Life is a Ball’ foundation during a port visit to Chennai in India as part of Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019.
Navy Exercises

Success and Parramatta arrive in Chennai

HMA Ships Success and Parramatta have conducted a port visit to Chennai, India, ahead of AUSINDEX.
Royal Australian Navy Clearance Divers and their Sri Lankan counterparts pose for a group photograph after a day of EOD training as part of IPE19 in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka.
Navy Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019

Australian Navy dives into training with Sri Lankan counterparts

A team of Navy clearance divers embarked have taken the opportunity to strengthen ties with their Sri Lankan Navy counterparts through some explosive...
Royal Australian Navy sailor Seaman Combat Systems Operator Geoffrey Green stands with members of ship's company and ship's Army detachment on the flight deck of HMAS Canberra as it enters the port of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Navy Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019

Engaged with our Sri Lankan partners

The first leg of Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 (IPE19) will be Australia’s largest ever Defence engagement activity with Sri Lanka.
A Joint Task Force consisting of four ships, maritime patrol aircraft and more than 1,000 personnel from the Australian Defence Force are deployed on Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019, a series of key engagement activities with Australia’s regional neighbours.
Navy Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019

Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 departs

Joint Task Force 661 has sailed for Colombo on the first leg of Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 to deepen Australia's engagement with regional partners.

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