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After Australian Ship Hits 2 Whales, US Navy Says It Takes Steps to Protect Marine Life Royal Australian Navy Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate HMAS Sydney (FFG 3), homeported in Sydney, pulls into Fleet Activities Yokosuka, May 6, 2013. (Declan Barnes/U.S. Navy) 25 May 2021 Medill News Service | By Karli Goldenberg After two dead fin whales were removed from the hull of the HMAS Sydney, an Australian destroyer conducting exercises off the coast of San Diego on May 8, U.S. Navy officials emphasized that the service takes protective measures to mitigate environmental risks, according to a statement to Military.com. Whenever the U.S. Navy trains and/or tests, it employs protective measures that have been developed in coordination with the NOAA Fisheries, a spokesman for U.S. Pacific Fleet told Military.com. Those measures include using qualified lookouts; reducing power or halting active sonar transmissio

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