Ahoy me hearties
Young endeavour provides action and adventure on the high seas.

Wild sea horses tamed - Lighter side
Navy divers recently helped in the search for the Hippocanthus Datel Seahorse in Darwin.


Mildura's busy post-war role - History
The history article titled “Recalling Mildura” relating to the ship of that name in the July 29 edition of Navy News didn’t go into much depth about her main post-war role.

Greycliffe recalled -History
For such a busy waterway, Sydney Harbour is remarkably safe.

New book to bring peace keeping ops into focus -History
Captain Reuben (Ben) Bowd of the 10th Force Support Battalion in Townsville has recently embarked on a project sponsored by the Army History Unit (AHU) to research and publish a book on two of Australia’s most successful and unique peace support operations.

Guns get face lift - History
A telephone call in July last year through the ‘Old Boy’ network has seen the preservation of two important examples of colonial naval guns in Western Australia.

Overtures on lapsed rec leave - Personnel
Members and followers of the federation’s activities would be well aware of our stance in regard to the lapsing of accrued recreation leave, which is that no-one should forfeit or have their leave credits lapsed where it has been beyond their control to clearaccumulated leave.

Family matters to be studied - Personnel
A study is to be conducted into the family related issues facing personnel in the warfare categories and specialisations.

 

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