Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Royal Australian Navy Clearance Divers successfully rendered safe and disposed of unexploded ordnance off the NSW South Coast near Jervis Bay on 24-25 January 2023.
Australian Clearance Diving Team 1 ensured public safety and returned a well-used marine park and recreation area to a safe state by the removal of the ordnance.
Defence investigates and removes or renders safe any historical unexploded ordnance of Defence origin discovered along Australia’s coastline, and does so in a way that ensures public safety and protects the environment as much as possible.
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Royal Australian Navy Clearance Divers successfully rendered safe and disposed of unexploded ordnance off the NSW South Coast near Jervis Bay on 24-25 January 2023.
Australian Clearance Diving Team 1 ensured public safety and returned a well-used marine park and recreation area to a safe state by the removal of the ordnance.
Defence investigates and removes or renders safe any historical unexploded ordnance of Defence origin discovered along Australia’s coastline, and does so in a way that ensures public safety and protects the environment as much as possible.
Subscribe to Royal Australian Navy: youtube.com/channel/UCQ8hkLHwG2MNGNHmW4EzMfg
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