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Australiens flotta

Also known as RAN, Australian Navy, navy of Australia, na Australia

naval warfare branch of the Australian Defence Force

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Founded: 1 March 1901 ; 125 years ago ( 1901-03-01 )
Country: Australia
Branch: Navy
Role: Naval warfare
Size: 16,000 permanent personnel 4,607 reserve personnel 30 commissioned ships 14 non-commissioned ships
Part of: Australian Defence Force
Headquarters: Russell Offices , Canberra
Mottos: To fight and win at sea
March: Royal Australian Navy
Anniversaries: 10 July
Fleet: 2 landing helicopter docks 1 landing ship dock 6 submarines 3 destroyers 7 frigates 1 offshore patrol vessel 10 patrol boats 2 minehunters 1 survey ship 2 replenishment oilers
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Australiens flotta (engelska: Royal Australian Navy, RAN) är det australiska försvarets sjöstridskrafter.

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www .navy .gov .au

Chief of the defence force

Admiral David Johnston

Vice chief of the defence force

Air Marshal Robert Chipman

Chief of navy

Vice Admiral Mark Hammond

Deputy chief of navy

Rear Admiral Matthew Buckley

Commander australian fleet

Rear Admiral Christopher Smith

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Employees: 13500
Official website: www.navy.gov.au

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Commons category: Royal Australian Navy
inception: 1911-01-01
watercraft prefix: HMAS

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