Navy supports Maritime Day at Fremantle Port

The 2017 Maritime Day at Fremantle Port showcased many different maritime career opportunities to the Western Australian Community through a multitude of stalls, demonstrations and hands on activities.

CAPTION: Petty Officer Chris White shows Akosua and Kk an auto targeting Nerf gun created for a robotics competition at the HMAS Stirling Fleet Support Unit-West display, during the Port of Fremantle Maritime Day held on Victoria Quay in Fremantle. Leading Seaman Bradley Darrell.

The Royal Australian Navy, Port of Fremantle and associated maritime industry groups used this event to raise the profile of careers in the maritime industry with the theme for Maritime Day 2017 – Connecting Ships, People and Ports.

Collins-class submarine HMAS Waller was alongside for this year’s event and the personnel from HMAS Stirling were out in force to promote pride in the Navy through some fascinating hands-on activities and live demonstrations.

Other exhibitors included maritime industry, local business, historical groups, Australian Navy Cadets and Defence Force Recruiting.

Now in its ninth year, the event is organized by the Fremantle Port Authority.

The event is supported by HMAS Stirling to replace Base open days and is an exciting opportunity for Navy to engage with the West Australian community and promote pride in the service, as well as being a fun family event.

 

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