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Volume 49, No. 12, July 13, 2006  

Handshake shapes the task ahead
CDRE Peter Lockwood and his Australian staff of 21 have been given a ringing endorsement from their United States counterparts as they take command of Coalition Naval elements in the Northern Persian Gulf.

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Far away Farncomb
HMAS Farncomb (CMDR Mark Hammond) kicked-off her four-month South-East Asian deployment with a visit to the United States Territory of Guam in late May.
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Civilian licensing a roadmap away
A guide to civilian licensing has been produced for sailors as part of a Sea Change initiative to align naval and civilian qualifications.
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Ballarat produces a spark
Sailors from HMAS Ballarat carried out some much-needed electrical upgrades to the US Navy and Iraqi marine living facilities on the Khawr al Amaya Oil Terminal (KAAOT) last month.
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Adelaide provides ‘visible presence’
In the weeks leading up to being ordered to Timor-Leste, HMAS Adelaide was on Operation Relex duties and very few of the crew thought they would be sent to the strife-torn country.
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Helo to new contract
The contract signing for an additional 34 MRH 90 helicopters marked the culmination of a high-tempo project the Head of the Aerospace Systems Division AVM Clive Rossiter has said.
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Looking forward to replacement
The personnel of 817 SQN based at HMAS Albatross are looking forward to the challenge of being the lead unit to introduce the MRH 90 into Naval Service when the Sea King retires in 2010.
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Change promises good things
The long-term success of Sea Change is vital to the retention of skilled Navy personnel who will operate the hi-tech systems and crew the ships and aircraft being procured for the RAN under the $51 billion Defence Capability Plan for 2006 to 2016.
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Monkeying around
About 20 seamanship trainees from HMAS Cerberus showed the orangutans at Melbourne Zoo a thing or two about hanging around last month.
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Rushcutter recognition
The significant history of the former Naval Base, HMAS Rushcutter is set to be commemorated by the construction of a memorial at the site of the old base, now known as the Sir David Martin Reserve.
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Navy’s star Sapphire
The Navy recently gained an effective asset in the north to provide realistic boarding training for Minor and Major Fleet Units.

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