7.8K views · 153 reactions | Sinking Exercise - RIMPAC 2022 | Zelda Sykes | Facebook

RCAF Polaris and CF-188 Hornet engage in an air to air refuelling mission in Hawaii during RIMPAC 2012, #FighterFriday | Royal Canadian Air Force

63K views · 1K reactions | This week, RIMPAC came to a close completing a month of combined maritime exercises that tested a wide range of capabilities. Check out some #USNavy highlights of the exercise that brought 25 nations together with the common goal of becoming capable, adaptive, partners. | U.S. Navy | Facebook

RIMPAC, the world's largest international maritime exercise, kicks off later this month focused on fostering and sustaining cooperative relationships that are critical to ensuring the safety of sea lanes and security on the world's interconnected oceans. | U.S. Pacific Fleet

Highlights video from Exercise RIMPAC 2016. Five weeks of sea, land and air exercises crammed into four minutes of vision. It's worth watching, so turn up your volume and prepare to be jealous. | Royal Australian Navy

28K views · 429 reactions | Australian Army soldiers from the 2nd...

Anzac Class frigate HMAS Stuart successfully fired two harpoon missiles and coordinated the missile firings of three other ships during one of RIMPAC’s best-known serials called the SINKEX, where participants sink a decommissioned warship. Two of the Navy’s Fleet Air Arm MH-60R Romeo helicopters embarked in HMA Ships Hobart and Arunta also fired Hellfire missiles during the training serial on 29 August. HMA Ships Hobart, Stuart, Arunta and Sirius, which have been part of the Regional Presence De