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The Royal Australian Navy is the principal naval force of Australia, a part of the Australian Defence Force along with the Australian Army and Royal Australian Air Force.
Size: 13,650 Permanent personnel; 2,925 Reserve personnel; 43 commissioned ships; 3 non-commissioned ships
Motto(s): Serving Australia with Pride
Founded: 10 July 1911
Headquarters: Canberra
Role: Naval warfare
Part of: Australian Defence Force
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The Royal Australian Navy is the principal naval force of Australia, a part of the Australian Defence Force along with the Australian Army and Royal Australian Air Force.
Size: 13,650 Permanent personnel; 2,925 Reserve personnel; 43 commissioned ships; 3 non-commissioned ships
Motto(s): Serving Australia with Pride
Founded: 10 July 1911
Headquarters: Canberra
Role: Naval warfare
Part of: Australian Defence Force
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