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Navy renews recruitment focus

The Navy's hoping the recent Fleet Review will encourage Australians from all backgrounds to join up.

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The Royal Australian Navy takes on fresh faces.

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By Marion Ives

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The Marine forces are enlisting fresh new faces.

In particular, the Navy wants sailors to better reflect the multicultural mix of the wider society.

The Navy today welcomed its latest recruits at a ceremony in Parramatta, where 79 men and 23 women were sworn in nationwide.

The Navy's hoping its recent fleet spectacular has inspired a seafaring spirit in others.

"I would say that the review would have a positive impact on recruitment and obviously retention also in the defence force. People being proud of their service, seeing that the public is acknowledging them and supporting them…that goes a long way," Defence Force Recruiting officer Amy McMahon said.  

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Ms McMahon said the renewed focus came down to social awareness and the fact that the Navy should reflect its community.

Recruits are now off to HMAS Cerberus in Victoria for 11 weeks of intense training.

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