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Announcement!

book-review_-keeping-watch-2The Navy League of Australia is excited to announce the publication of the history of the Navy League from 1895, fully illustrated and available in hard and soft copy.

“KEEPING WATCH”

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To order this impressive publication, simply download the attached order form, complete and post with a cheque. Alternatively, you can pay using online banking. The order form can be emailed to: nsw@navyleague.org.au when paying online.

About the Navy League

The Navy League was established in Australia in 1900, initially in the form of small branches of the United Kingdom Navy League (established in 1897) and since 1950 as an autonomous national body headed by a Federal Council consisting of a Federal President and representatives of the six States, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory.
The Navy League of Australia is now one of a number of independent Navy Leagues formed in countries of the free world to infl uence public thinking on maritime matters and create interest in the sea.
The Navy League of Australia cordially invites you to join in what we believe to be an important national task.

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Navy League of Australia
Federal Secretary
PO Box 128
Clayfield
Qld 4011

Ph: 07 3262 5359

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From the Gallery

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  • ABCK Anna Stiles cutting meatloaf for lunch in the galley of HMAS Success. PIC: ABPH Damian Pawlenko
  • HMAS Warramunga overtakes HMAS Manoora during operations in Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne, in support of the 2006 Commonwealth Games. Deep Caption: HMAS Warramunga is one of several Royal Australian Navy vessels providing maritime support to the 2006 Commonwealth Games under Operation Acolyte. HMAS Warramunga is an Anzac-class frigate fitted with a 127mm gun, multiple-tube torpedo launchers and can embark S-60 Seahawk or SH-2G Super Seasprite helicopters. Joint Task Force 636 is the task force responsible for bringing together the Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel and assets assigned Operation Acolyte, DefenceÕs contribution to the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. Operation Acolyte involves 2,600 personnel from across the three services, performing a range of specialist roles such as security, ceremonial and general support.
  • HMAS Toowoomba at sea in the Western Australian Exercise Area.
  • HMAS SUCCESS WITH USS ESSEX TRAVELLING TOWARDS AUSTRALIA FOR THE TANDUM THRUST EXERCISE. PIC: LSPH DAMIAN PAWLENKO
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  • Members of HMAS Manoora's Boarding Party on the FX of a merchant ship they have recently boarded searching for illegal cargo or oil. Persian Gulf. HMAS Manoora in the background. LSET Michael Geary walking on the right.
  • HMAS Newcastle in the Persian Gulf.
  • JPAU08SEP02KB059 08SEP02 Photograph by POPH Kev Bristow HMAS Dechaineux on the surface charging main batteries.
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  • RAN8095808_20040817_039 EXERCISE SINGAROO. HMAS DECHAINEUX Cleared for Transmission. Cleared for Release. Photograph by LSPH Kaye Adams Date : 18th Aug 2004. Location : Exercise area off the coast of Darwin. UNCLASSIFIED
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  • DOLPHIN PLAYING WITH DECHAINUEX