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HMAS GascoyneHMAS Gascoyne departing HMAS Waterhen to conduct work ups as part of her Unit Readiness Evaluation held off the coast of New South Wales. *** Local Caption *** HMAS Gascoyne has recently completed her Unit Readiness Evaluation (URE) in Jervis Bay, living up to her motto and ‘returning to the sea’. At a time when the whole country continues to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the crew of Gascoyne worked cohesively together to achieve outstanding results during her URE. The URE was a culmination of a long period of preparations, training and assessments for Gascoyne’s crew, many of whom deployed on Operation COVID-19 ASSIST earlier in the year.HMAS Gascoyne during the International Fleet Review 2013HMAS Gascoyne leaves Tuvalu on the completion of its engagement with the Funafuti community as a part of Task Group 637.1.
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