Royal Australian Navy
Mission
To fight and win in the maritime environment as an element of a joint or combined force. To assist in maintaining Australia's sovereignty and to contribute to the security of our region.
Vision
To be a Navy with a worldwide reputation for excellence as a sea power; a well-equipped, professional team of highly motivated quality people, serving Australia with honour, supported by a nation proud of its Navy.
Values
Honour is the fundamental value on which the Navy's and each person's reputation depends. To demonstrate honour demands honesty, courage, integrity and loyalty and to consistently behave in a way that is becoming and worthwhile.
Honesty is always being truthful, knowing and doing what is right for the Navy and ourselves.
Courage is the strength of character to do what is right in the face of personal adversity, danger or threat.
Integrity is the display of truth, honesty and fairness that gains respect and trust from others.
Loyalty is being committed to each other and to our duty of service to Australia. More...
HMAS CANBERRA
This site is dedicated to all the Royal Australian Navy personnel who served in HMAS CANBERRA from 1928 until 2005.
HMAS CANBERRA (1) 1928 - 1942
The HMAS CANBERRA (1) D 33 the Ship was Commissioned in Clydebank, Scotland on the 9 th of July 1928 until she was sunk in Action during World War 2 at Savo Island 9th of August 1942...More
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HMAS CANBERRA (2) 1981-2005
The HMAS CANBERRA (2) FFG-02 the Ship Commissioning in Seattle, Washington, USA on the 21st of March 1981 until its Decommissioning at Fleet Base West, Rockingham Western Australia on the 12th of November 2005...More
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HMAS CANBERRA (3) Commissioning in 2014
The HMAS CANBERRA (3) LHD 02 when the Ship commissions at Fleet Base East in Sydney, Australia in 2014...More
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