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🇦🇺 🇯🇵 🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇩🇪 Thanks for having us. HMAS Sydney recently joined a multinational task group to conduct cooperative activities including officer of the watch manoeuvres, key leadership engagement cross-decking and a replenishment at sea. 📸LSIS Goodman #AusNavy #WorkingNavy

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畔津 一穂 | Kazuho AZETSUvor 1 Jahr

What can I say…It’s cool!

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So women outnumber men in our Navy now? Or is this a deliberate deception? Just a reminder that you will struggle to find a single female name on a headstone in our war cemeteries. Armed forces have a serious purpose, fighting real not ideological wars.

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very positive to see this forces cooperation

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I truly like australians. Many of my fellow persons went there. What i don't understand is how you are being screwed by americans and brits to put your money in a project that will only keep te US and GB affloat???

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Do you want to be pommeys forever? Give em a kick. There as poor as a churchrat. No mercy.

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😊✌️✌️

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.. o ° ° ○watching you watching me watching you ¡(((

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@JMSDF_PAO 悪魔の艦隊🙄💔

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💪🏻👏🏼🐼

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Mostly girls on board?

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