1,053 Australians died when the Montevideo Maru was sunk by an American submarine off the coast of the Philippine island of Luzon on July 1, 1942.(AAP/Australian War Memorial Descendants and families of those who died in Australia’s worst maritime disaster have gathered at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, to mark the 80th anniversaryContinue reading “80th anniversary of sinking of Montevideo Maru, Australia’s worst maritime disaster, commemorated at Australian War Memorial – By Charlotte Gore Posted Fri 1 Jul 2022 at 7:48pm”
Monthly Archives: July 2022
UK sending more naval vessels to NATO amid Russia threat June 30, 2022, by Fatima Bahtić
The UK has announced an increased contribution to NATO by sending more naval vessels to ensure that the Alliance is able to respond at pace and determine stability across Europe in the decades to come, according to UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. RAF Typhoon and F-35B Lightning fighter jets, Royal Navy vessels including Queen Elizabeth-classContinue reading “UK sending more naval vessels to NATO amid Russia threat June 30, 2022, by Fatima Bahtić”
Australian Gunners on target – Exercise Chau Pha
Australian Army News Videos Gunners on target 01/07/2022 Posted by Mike Hughes 82 Views 0 Comments 4th Regiment, Exercise Chau Pha, M777 Howitzer Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Twitter Share… Email Gunners, forward observers and command post officers of the 4th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (4 Regt) were put through their paces on one of the most explosive and dynamic artillery exercises. CAPTION: Soldiers fromContinue reading “Australian Gunners on target – Exercise Chau Pha”
The Navy has purchased two new inshore vessels from New Zealand in recent months and there are considerations to open a naval base on the West and East Coast.
The Naval Service is retiring three ships next week – and one might become a floating museum The vessels, the LÉ Eithne, LÉ Orla and LÉ Ciara have all reached the end of their service life. 8 hours ago 14,948 Views 18 Comments Share21 Tweet Email The LÉ Eithne on patrol. Image: David Jones THE NAVAL SERVICE is set to decommissionContinue reading “The Navy has purchased two new inshore vessels from New Zealand in recent months and there are considerations to open a naval base on the West and East Coast.”
Royal Navy’s HMS Albion and RFA Lyme Bay train with Italian Navy ITS Giuseppe Garibaldi aircraft carrier
Royal Navy HMS Albion and RFA Lyme Bay ships train with Italian Navy ITS Giuseppe Garibaldi aircraft carrier from JC’s Naval, Maritime and Military News https://ift.tt/K1NAokP via IFTTT
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