Fifteen Australians interested in careers in the Navy learned more about the fleet’s newest air warfare destroyer, HMAS Sydney, as part of the Sea Power 2022 conference program this week.
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Fifteen Australians interested in careers in the Navy learned more about the fleet’s newest air warfare destroyer, HMAS Sydney, as part of the Sea Power 2022 conference program this week.
It is crucial for ships to be at sea and just as important to keep them there.
Chief Petty Officer Sharon Brown has witnessed a significant change in attitude towards women in her 42-and-a-half-year naval career.
Eighty years after the Australian warship HMAS Sydney II sunk off the West Australian coast, the only body recovered from the tragedy has now been identified.
Eighty years after the Australian warship HMAS Sydney II sunk off the West Australian coast, the only body recovered from the tragedy has now been identified.
The Royal Australian Navy’s most advanced warships are now ready for operational deployment, boosting Australia’s capacity to work with our strategic partners and maintain peace and prosperity in our region.
HMAS Sydney today returned to Garden Island, Sydney, following a four-and-a-half month deployment to the United States and Canada in which she qualified for operational duty.
HMAS Sydney’s service to the nation began with a commissioning at sea on May 18, 2020 – the first time since World War II that a Navy warship had been welcomed to the fleet while underway.
HMAS Sydney has successfully completed her combat system sea qualification trials in the Southern Californian Exercise Area.