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Australian Department of Defence photo 20060308ran8097690_034040

Sourced from: http://www.defence.gov.au/media/download/2006/dec/20061205b.cfm

Caption: Exercise Black Carillon 2006. Submarine Rescue Vessel REMORA launched from MV Seahorse Standard to mate with HMAS SHEEAN on the ocean floor. Personnel from Fraser Diving watch as Remora is lowered into the water.

Copyright: © Commonwealth of Australia 2005

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This image was released by the Australian Department of Defence as part of a media release informing the media and public about the rescue of two personnel trapped in the Remora in December 2006. I believe that the use of this image to illustrate the article Australian Submarine Rescue Vehicle Remora, with the Department of Defence being clearly identified as the image's source, on a non-commercial online encyclopaedia such as Wikipedia qualifies for 'fair dealing' status under Australian law and the relevant copyright notice (reproduced above) as it is relevant to studying and researching the capabilities of the Royal Australian Navy and is an image which was released by the Department of Defence in order to inform the public and for use by the media.

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