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Naval Ingenuity: A Case Study |
Throughout history, seafarers have had to consistently use their ingenuity to improvise, adapt and overcome in the face of adversity. |
John Perryman |
1979 |
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Ho Hum - Another Day Surveying in Paradise |
Since the late 1800s Australia has maintained an important hydrographic presence in the South West Pacific. |
Kevin Slade (OIC and Advisor SIHU 1980/82) and Clifford Olisukulu (Chief Hydrographer SIHU 2013/2018) |
1980 |
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Gulf War I - Operation DAMASK |
Operation DAMASK |
Dr David Stevens and John Perryman |
1990 |
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Operation SOLACE - RAN Relief to Somalia 1993 |
On the morning of Thursday 20 May 1993, HMAS Tobruk, with personnel from 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) aboard and 844 tonnes of vehicles and stores embarked... |
John Perryman |
1993 |
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The RAN in the Gulf - Two Years On |
On 17 March 2003 some 40 cargo dhows sailed from the Khawr Abd Allah (KAA) waterway and entered the Northern Arabian Gulf (NAG). |
Dr David Stevens and John Perryman |
2003 |
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Farewell to the Fremantle Class |
On 23 June 2005 the Australian White Ensign was hauled down for the last time in the Fremantle Class patrol boat (FCPB) HMAS Cessnock, heralding the first tangible sign of the end of an era. |
Brett Mitchell |
2005 |
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Operation ASTUTE - The RAN in East Timor |
Operation ASTUTE, the ADF’s recent deployment of “troops to bring security, peace and confidence to the people of Timor-Leste”, has been accompanied by the expected flood of media analysis. |
Dr David Stevens |
2006 |
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725 Squadron Recommissioning |
In 2013 the RAN will begin taking delivery of 24 Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk ‘Romeo’ naval combat helicopters. They will replace the current combat helicopter, the Seahawk S-70B-2... |
Petar Djokovic |
2013 |
