#Exclusive: The extraordinary men and women on the Royal Australian Navy's HMAS Sydney have revealed the adventures and challenges at sea, after sacrificing up to nine months away from family and friends to serve their country. | 10 News Melbourne

Starship Spotlight: Klingon Qugh Destroyer—Disaster Unleashed! -------------------------------- Welcome to this week’s Starship Spotlight in Star Trek: Bridge Commander, powered by the Remastered Orion Mod! Today we showcase the fearsome Klingon Qugh-class Destroyer, a vessel whose very name translates to “Disaster”—a fitting title for a ship built to wreak havoc across the stars. Introduced during the mid-23rd century, the Qugh-class played a pivotal role in the Federation-Klingon War of 2256–5

Class at Montrose Bay High in Hobart has looked a little different for a group of First Nations students over the past few months. The teens have been converting five wrecked cars into working spas and saunas for a public art project. #ABCRadioHobart #ABCNewsTas | ABC Hobart

The Royal Australian Navy’s three Hobart Class Destroyers have exercised together for the first time, demonstrating their cooperative capabilities to increase maritime security and stability in region. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-dhc | Military Leak

HMAS Hobart (III) is visiting her namesake city for the first time with a busy schedule of activities over the Royal Hobart Regatta long weekend. Over 180 officers and sailors from HMAS Hobart marched to Town Hall to exercise their right to Freedom of Entry to the city. HMAS Hobart opened her hatches to the public during an open day at Princes Wharf with the local community invited to step aboard Australia’s newest warship. Members of Hobart’s ship’s company will also compete in the 180th Royal

We hear a lot about Navy and 'lethality' these days - but what does 'lethality' actually mean? Our Destroyer HMAS Hobart has just served up a dose of 'lethality', during weapons testing off the United States. | Royal Australian Navy

Crazy British D-Day Tanks That Saved Thousands of Lives Known as "Hobart's Funnies," these specialized British vehicles were the secret weapon of the Normandy landings in 1944. Based on the rugged Churchill and Sherman chassis, they were modified into swimming tanks, flamethrowers like the "Crocodile," and bridge-layers. While a standard Churchill moved at a slow 15 mph, these unique machines provided the specialized support needed to clear minefields and crush coastal defenses. By overcoming ob