Welcome aboard the Amphibious Ship, HMAS Canberra. Join us for a 360° tour of the ultimate mission machine. | ADF Careers

HMAS Canberra and embarked forces returned to Australia after successfully completing Regional Presence Deployment 2020. The Australian Defence Force has embarked on a regional deployment to conduct exercises within Southeast Asia and Hawaii over the coming months. The deployment demonstrates Australia’s commitment to sustaining strong and positive defence relationships with regional nations as well as the security and stability of the Indo-Pacific region. | Royal Australian Navy

When you and the gang are in sync 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Landing Helicopter Dock, HMAS Canberra joins the Australian Army Chinooks and Royal New Zealand Air Force to execute an exercise and flying operation. 📹 LSIS Daniel Goodman | Royal Australian Navy

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11K views · 687 reactions | #AusNavy's HMAS Canberra returns to Australia after a successful Regional Presence Deployment  Carrying embarked forces from #AusArmy's 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, and 1st Aviation Regiment, HMAS Canberra sailed through Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific further developing amphibious capability and building stronger ties with our neighbours. #YourADF Royal Australian Navy Australian Army | Defence Australia | Facebook

1.5K views · 65 reactions | HMAS Canberra III commissioned: The Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) HMAS Canberra was formally commissioned into Royal Australian Navy service in a shipboard ceremony on 28 November 2014. Canberra is the first of two LHDs, the largest ships ever built for the Navy, and will be able to conduct a range of Joint Operations tasks including large scale amphibious operations, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions. | Joint Operations Command | Facebook

The Battle of Savo Island, a crushing blow to the allied forces, happened #OTD in 1942. In this video, Robert Cressman sets the scene and takes you through the night the allies lost four ships - and the historic decision to name one of the U.S. Navy's future ships after the one of the ships which was lost: the Australian ship, HMAS Canberra. | Naval History & Heritage Command