RAN

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The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) is the naval branch of the Australian Defence Force, responsible for conducting maritime military operations and protecting Australia's maritime interests.

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RAN canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military branch
navy
abbreviation RAN
allegiance Commonwealth of Australia
King of Australia
country Australia
dateFormed 1911
engagedIn First World War
linked to: World War I

Gulf War
Iraq War
Korean War
Second World War
linked to: World War II

Vietnam War
War in Afghanistan
peacekeeping and regional security operations in the Indo-Pacific
fleetBase HMAS Kuttabul
HMAS Stirling
foundedBy Commonwealth of Australia
garrison Canberra
hasCommander Chief of Navy (Australia)
linked to: Chief of Navy
hasCommanderTitle Chief of Navy
hasComponent Fleet Air Arm (Royal Australian Navy)
Navy Reserve
Royal Australian Fleet
Submarine Force
Surface Fleet
hasHeadquarters Russell Offices, Canberra
hasMainBase Fleet Base East
Fleet Base West
memberOf ANZUS alliance
linked to: ANZUS

Australian Defence Organisation
Five Power Defence Arrangements
militaryBranch naval
motto "The Navy" (colloquial name, no formal motto widely used)
nativeName Royal Australian Navy
officialName Royal Australian Navy
operatesIn Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southeast Asian waters
Southern Ocean
partOf Australian Defence Force
precededBy Commonwealth Naval Forces
responsibility maritime military operations
protection of Australia's maritime interests
role blue-water navy
humanitarian assistance and disaster relief
maritime security
peacekeeping support
power projection
sea control
serviceBranchOf Australian Defence Force
usesEquipment amphibious warfare ships
naval helicopters
patrol boats
submarines
surface combatants

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Royal Australian Navy abbreviation RAN
subject linked to: RAN