Navy’s largest exercise comes to a close
Exercise Kakadu 2022 has come to a close, with the theme of ‘partnership, leadership and friendship’ woven through a full
Read moreExercise Kakadu 2022 has come to a close, with the theme of ‘partnership, leadership and friendship’ woven through a full
Read moreNinety eight per cent of Australia’s physical trade travels by sea and transits through Navy’s maritime ports. CAPTION: Tracey Small, left,
Read moreAmid preparation for the high-end naval engagements ashore, at sea and in the air, Exercise Kakadu 2022 participants found time
Read moreThe fleet went ‘all guns blazing’ into the Exercise Kakadu sea phase, with six warships from six nations combining for
Read moreRows of gold-braided officer’s hats deposited on tables outside the Fleet Commanders’ Conference at the Darwin Convention Centre reflected the
Read moreWhile people across the globe have come together to mourn Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the nearly 3000 people gathered
Read moreAbout 3000 people from more than 20 countries gathered in Darwin for Exercise Kakadu 2022 and took a moment to
Read moreExercise Kakadu 2022 has been officially opened in Darwin with a reception steeped in tradition, remembrance and respect. CAPTION: Members
Read moreExercise Kakadu this year is set to be the biggest yet with as many as 19 vessels, 34 aircraft and
Read moreThis year’s Exercise Kakadu is expected to be the largest international maritime engagement activity hosted by the Royal Australian Navy
Read moreAustralia’s largest international maritime exercise, Exercise KAKADU 2016, was officially launched in Darwin yesterday by the Commander Australian Fleet, Rear
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