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The document is a newsletter from the Royal Australian Navy, dated October 12, 1990, detailing various naval operations and activities. It highlights the involvement of Australian frigates HMAS ADELAIDE and HMAS DARWIN in the international naval blockade of Iraq, including incidents where warning shots were fired to enforce UN inspection requirements on Iraqi vessels. The newsletter also covers the ongoing deployment of HMAS PERTH and SWAN in Asia, updates on naval personnel training and achievements, and community support for sailors. Additionally, it discusses upcoming events such as a memorial for old scholars who served in conflicts and a ships' ball celebrating HMAS HOBART's 25 years of service.

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What is the order of ranks in the Royal Navy?

Here are the different ranks in the Navy, arranged from lowest to highest: Grade O-1: Ensign (ENS) Grade O-2: Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG) Grade O-3: Lieutenant (LT) Grade O-4: Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Grade O-5: Commander (CDR) Grade O-6: Captain (CAPT) Grade O-7: Rear Admiral (lower half) (RDML)

How powerful is the Royal Australian Navy?

Note: The Australian Defence Force tends to follow UK custom. Lieutenant is pronounced lootenant in the Navy and leftenant in the Army and RAAF (Air Force).

Is Australias Navy powerful?

The Royal Australian Navy consists of nearly 50 commissioned vessels and over 16,000 personnel, and is one of the largest and most sophisticated naval forces in the Pacific region.

Can the ADF defend Australia?

The primary role of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) is defending and protecting Australia. Although not its primary role, the ADF provides assistance, to the benefit of the nation, through its capabilities and resources during and after natural disasters.