18K views · 705 reactions | The Royal Australian Navy has conducted a regional deployment across Southeast Asia during July to October 2020 with HMA Ships Canberra, Hobart, Arunta, Stuart and 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. | Royal Australian Navy | Facebook

WATCH 📽️ Special Operations Command Australia members from #AusArmy and #AusNavy conduct a Zodiac insertion on offshore energy infrastructure during Exercise Iron Atlantis 🔱 | Australian Army

Highlights video from Exercise RIMPAC 2016. Five weeks of sea, land and air exercises crammed into four minutes of vision. It's worth watching, so turn up your volume and prepare to be jealous. | Royal Australian Navy

On Thursday, 5 April 2018, Able Seaman Norman Cooper of Australia’s Federation Guard visited the Australian War Memorial to see medals and information on display that relate to the service of his relative, the late Lieutenant Colonel Henry ‘Harry’ William Murray, VC, CMG, DSO (and Bar), DCM (1880-1966). As a Private in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF), Henry Murray participated in the allied landing at Anzac Cove in Gallipoli on the 25 April 1915. During his service in Turkey, he was awarded

WATCH || As the Royal Australian Navy Band in Melbourne record the first official version of the updated Australian National Anthem, featuring Leading Seaman Musician Tracy Kennedy on vocals. 🎙️🎵 The updated version of Advance Australia Fair has been re-recorded by the #RANBand based at HMAS Cerberus, and provided to the Prime Minister and Cabinet for official use across the nation on #AustraliaDay and at future events. #AusNavy #YourADF Australian Government | Royal Australian Navy

16 reactions | In 1968, the Royal Australian navy submarine - H.M.A.S. Otway arrived in Ghana on a three-day goodwill visit. It was the first time an Australian naval vessel had visited Ghana. Hundreds of people lined the vessel's berth at the Port waiting until the public was allowed on aboard. | Ghana Facts & History | Facebook