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3 days ago · The Royal Australian Navy’s longest-serving commissioned vessel, HMAS Anzac (III), has been officially farewelled during a decommissioning ceremony over the weekend. Launched in September 1994 and commissioned in May 1996, HMAS Anzac was the lead ship of the Anzac Class frigates.
5 days ago · by Ridzwan Rahmat. HMAS Anzac seen here in the Sydney Harbour. The ship was decommissioned on 18 May 2024. (Janes/Russell Smith) Australia has decommissioned its lead Anzac (MEKO 200)-class...
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May 18, 2024 · The decommissioning recognises the stories of bravery, service, and sacrifice of the ship and her company. Commissioned on 18th May 1996, HMAS Anzac is the third Royal Australian Navy ship to carry the name of the Australian legend.
May 18, 2024 · Commissioned on 18 May 1996, HMAS Anzac is the third Royal Australian Navy ship to carry the name of the Australian legend. Anzac was granted freedom of entry to the City of Albany, Western Australia, the departure port for the original ANZAC contingent, and has also forged a close association with the City of Rockingham over many years.
5 days ago · List of Sydney Harbour ferries. Top to bottom and left to right, Kuramia (1914–1934), PS Brighton (1883–1916), Herald (1855–1884), K-class ferries in Sydney Cove, hydrofoil Curl Curl (1973–1992), South Steyne (1938–1974), Collaroy (1988–present) Sydney Harbour 's first ferries were sail and/or oar powered, but by the mid-19th ...
5 days ago · HMAS Anzac was the lead ship of the Anzac Class frigates in use with the Royal Australian Navy, since its launch in September 1994 and commissioning in May 1996. Representatives attended a decommissioning ceremony at the ship’s home port of HMAS Stirling in Perth on 18 May. HMAS Anzac is the third Royal Australian Navy ship to carry the name ...
3 days ago · Commissioned on 18th May 1996, HMAS Anzac is the third Royal Australian Navy ship to carry the name of the Australian legend. Anzac was granted freedom of entry to the City of Albany, Western Australia, the departure port for the original ANZAC contingent, and has forged a close association with the City of Rockingham over many years.
