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The document is the May 7, 1993 edition of 'Navy News', detailing various activities and updates within the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). It covers the deployment of HMAS Jervis Bay to Somalia, a change in command aboard the ship, training exercises, and cultural events such as concerts by the Queensland Naval Band. Additionally, it highlights historical naval operations and achievements, including awards for excellence in food management aboard RAN vessels. The document also discusses upcoming sports events and investment opportunities for Navy personnel.

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