LHDs and amphibious force – Team of Teams With the Royal Australian Navy’s LHDs: HMA Ships Canberra and Adelaide; and the Royal Australian Air Force's C-17 Globemasters and C-130 Hercules, the ADF can deploy virtually anywhere in the world with a potent fighting force and then sustain it. Exercise Talisman Saber's huge amphibious operation will occur today so keep an eye on their FB page, but in the meantime, here is an insight into how Army’s equipment is transported and deployed from our Navy’

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