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Young Australians battling the elements to defend Australia’s borders and enforce its economic zone, providing security, surveillance, protection, support and relief for the world’s longest coastline. Our heroes are the officers and crew of Australian Naval patrol boat, Hammersley. Together, they share in the adversity, self-sacrifice and rewards that come with Naval service. Explosive action and monumental stillness. Blue skies and throbbing motors. Mysterious events and deadly consequences. These are the things that characterise SEA PATROL. Everyday heroes doing an extraordinary job.

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Crew
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Director
Geoff Bennett  Chris Martin-Jones  Ian Barry  Steve Mann
Writers
Various  Michaeley O'Brien  Chris Hawkshaw  Sarah Smith  Kristen Dunphy  Dave Warner  Marcia Gardner  Philip Dalkin  Cath Ferla  Tony Morphett  John Ridley  Samantha Winston  Adam Todd  Felicity Packard  Jeffrey Truman  Matt Ford
Producer
Di McElroy  Hal McElroy
Executive Producers
Hal McElroy  Di McElroy  Jo Horsburgh
Dir. of Photography
Russell Bacon
Cast
No cast details
Production Completion
2011
Genre
Action adventure
Production Company
McElroy All Media Pty Ltd
Australian Sales
Nine Network
International Sales
Portman Film & Television

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