of the F/A-18 A/B Hornet aircraft. 2003 – Maritime Operational Analysis Centre (MOAC) opened at Garden Island, Sydney 2004 – H A Wills Structures and Materials Test Centre officially opened at Fishermans Bend. 2004 – CBRN functions transferred from Maribyrnong to Fishermans Bend. 2004 – Torpedo Systems Centre and Maritime Experimentation Laboratory opened at DSTO Edinburgh 2005 – Laboratory Directors renamed to DCDS (Deputy Chief Defence Scientist): Director, Platforms Sciences Laboratory renamed DCDS (Platforms & Human Systems), Director, Systems Sciences Laboratory renamed DCDS (Policy & Programs), Director, Information Sciences Laboratory renamed DCDS (Information & Weapon Systems) and First Assistant Secretary, Science Policy renamed Chief, Science Planning & Coordination Division. Air Operations Division to report to DCDS (Platforms & Human Systems). New stand-alone Information Integration Branch created in Edinburgh under DCDS (Information & Weapon Systems). 2006 – DSTO and US Air Force sign agreement on Hypersonic International Flight Research Experimentation (HIFiRE) Program. 2007 – DSTO Maribyrnong shut down in May with all personnel moved to a new facility within the existing DSTO Fishermans Bend site. 2007 – DSTO establishes Brisbane laboratory to undertake hypersonics research. 2007 – DSTO celebrates 100 Years of Defence Science and Technology in Australia 2007 – Personnel at DSTO Canberra Fern Hill Park moved to new facilities at Fairbairn. 2008 – DSTO Pyrmont commenced move to Eveleigh. 2008 – Professor Robert Clark appointed Chief Defence Scientist, the first external appointment to the post since 1991. 2009 – DSTO and US Air Force complete first successful launch under the Hypersonic International Flight Research Experimentation (HIFiRE) Program, confirming that the test vehicle turned onto the correct heading and elevation for re-entry into the atmosphere as designed. 2010 – DSTO organises the Multi Autonomous Ground-robotic International Challenge with US Army. 2012 – DSTO, along with the US Air Force Research Laboratory, Boeing Research & Technology and the University of Queensland, wins the ICAS von Karman Award for International Cooperation in Aeronautics for collaboration on the Hypersonic International Flight Research Experimentation (HIFiRE) Program. 2012 – Dr Alex Zelinsky appointed Chief Defence Scientist in March 2012. 2015 – DSTO becomes DSTG. 2019 – Professor Tanya Monro appointed Chief Defence Scientist, first woman in this position. Sites DSTG has its headquarters at Fairbairn in Canberra with sites in each state of Australia: South Australia: Edinburgh and Port Wakefield north of Adelaide. Victoria: Fishermans Bend in Melbourne. New South Wales: Eveleigh in Sydney. Queensland: