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16 Sept 2026 = 5 years of AUKUSAustralians are training alongside US and UK counterparts, Australian businesses are entering global submarine supply chains, and major infrastructure projects are underway across the country. The workforce, industry and infrastructure needed for Australia's future conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarine capability are being built right now. Thousands of Australians will play a role in operating, maintaining, regulating and supporting Australia's future conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarine capability. More than 230 Royal Australian Navy personnel are currently progressing through the United States Navy's nuclear-powered submarine training pipeline, gaining critical operational, engineering and sustainment expertise. Five years on from the announcement of AUKUS, investment in people remains central to building Australia's future submarine capability and delivering the skills needed for generations to come
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The Association's aims and goals are:
•To keep alive the
unique esprit de corps of the Submarine Service;
•To
establish and maintain a charitable trust, being a welfare
foundation;
•To assist one another as occasion may require
and to encourage social activities;
•To liaise with kindred
organisations, both nationally and internationally; and,
•To
educate members about their entitlements and provide access to
Department of Veterans' Affairs advocates
The
Association maintains a close relationship with several overseas
Submariners' Associations. Membership is open to all submariners, regardless of the Navy in which they served.

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