Annual Report 2004-05Contents | Index | Glossary | Help | Contact | Download | Copyright | Privacy |Chapters: Overview | Capital Budget | People | Outcome Performance | Group Contributions | Defence Materiel Organisation | Appendices |
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| Chapter Four - Outcome Performance | Overview of the Defence Outcomes and Outputs | Cost to the Government of Defence Outcomes | Outcome One: Command of Operations | Outcome Two: Navy Capabilities | Performance Summary | Mitigation of Key Risks | Capability Performance Information | Major Surface Combatant | Naval Aviation | Patrol Boat | Submarine | Afloat Support | Mine Warfare | Amphibious Lift | Hydrographic, Meteorological and Oceanographic | Cost to Government | Outcome Three: Army Capabilities | Outcome Four: Air Force Capabilities | Outcome Five: Strategic Policy | Outcome Six: Intelligence | Outcome Seven: Superannuation and Housing Support Services for Current and Retired Defence Personnel | Table of Explanations of Significant Variations Across Defence Outcomes | | Chapter Four - Outcome Performance > Outcome Two: Navy Capabilities > page 10 of 12 | |||||||||||||||||
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Outcome Two: Navy CapabilitiesCapability Performance InformationOutput 2.7Capability for Amphibious LiftThe output provides a capability for amphibious lift, comprising two amphibious landing ships, HMAS Ships Manoora and Kanimbla, a heavy landing ship HMAS Tobruk and six heavy landing craft. HMAS Manoora's scheduled major maintenance period was extended in order to complete emergent work on the stern door and electrical switchboards. This resulted in a loss of 134 unit ready days against planned availability. Despite HMAS Manoora's extended maintenance period, the amphibious lift force demonstrated its preparedness for short notice contingencies by HMAS Kanimbla deploying in Operation Sumatra Assist I, the ADF's response to the South-East Asian tsunami, and Operation Sumatra Assist II, the ADF's response to the March 2005 earthquake on Nias, Indonesia. HMAS Tobruk provided sealift for the Australian Army deploying to the Al Muthanna Task Group in Iraq, in support of Operation Catalyst. Development of the amphibious capability through collective joint training continues satisfactorily, despite the impact of these operations and scheduled maintenance delays.
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