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Provides shore based support to all Navy personnel and Naval operations in South East Queensland.
All vehicles attempting access must stop at the designated swipe point and tap a valid identification card. This will be verified, ensuring that the person has been set up with access.
7am – 4:15pm
Speed limit is 10km/h throughout the base unless otherwise signposted and not to exceed 10km/h when overtaking formed military members.
Provides administrative support to Navy personnel located in the Canberra area. Harman is home to various Groups, Services, Reservists and a Naval Cadet unit.
Access to HMAS Harman is via the main entry gate on Wilmetts St. A valid Defence Common Access Card (DCAC) must be shown on entry.
All visitors that do not hold a DCAC must report to the office at the main entry gate to gain a Visitor Identification Card.
A vitally important Navy port given its proximity to our northern neighbours, and home to a large fleet of patrol boats.
Wharf access is restricted. You may only access the wharf with approval from Port Services.
'Gundal' at Emery Point is an Indigenous site of significance and access is prohibited. Do not access this site without authorisation.
Speed limit is 30km/h throughout HMAS Coonawarra unless otherwise signposted and not to exceed 10km/h when overtaking formed military members.
HMAS Cairns’ primary responsibility is to provide maintenance, logistic and administrative support for Cairns based Fleet Units. HMAS Cairns also provides refit and training support for neighbouring Pacific Island nations (Pacific Class Patrol Boats).
Upon arrival you must present your current Defence Common Access Card (DCAC) to the staff at the Access Control Point (ACP)/front gate located on Draper Street. Access to base wharfs is prohibited unless authorised by Port Services.
Home to the Army’s deployable electronic warfare unit and Defence’s electronic warfare operator training unit as well as the Defence Force School of Signals’ Electronic Warfare Wing.
Only visitors with a bone fide reason to access the base will be provided access. All visitors are required to report to the guard room and present photographic identification. A host escort must be present in order for a visitor to be issued with a base pass.
The Australian Defence Force Academy develops and educates the future leaders of the Navy, Army and Air Force. The program combines military and leadership training with a recognised world class degree from the University of New South Wales.
7am – 5pm
Speed limit is 40km/h throughout the base unless otherwise signposted and not to exceed 10km/h when overtaking formed military members.
MH-60R Seahawk Romeo was acquired from the US Navy through Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. The capability consists of
The product is responsible for the Electronic Chart Display and Information System modernised for the navigation of Royal Australian Navy ships and submarines.
This product replaces the use of paper charts for the planning, monitoring and recording of navigation of ships and submarines. This improves navigation safety and efficiency of operations.
Content is current as at April 2023.
This project acquires and sustains digital command and control support systems that enhance combat power through the Battle Management system. The Battle Management system:
The support objective is to maintain the materiel capability of the Anzac Class Frigates through the provision of materiel support and ongoing maintenance of the ships and associated equipment, systems and operator training facilities.