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400,000 and counting
Marking a long and distinguished operational history, the F/A-18A/B Hornet reached a milestone of 400,000 flying hours.
2nd Battalion proves second to none
2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, lived up to its motto of "second to none" by winning the Duke of Gloucester Cup.
Light Horse legacy remembered
The 10th Light Horse Brigade marked 100 years since its return to Australia from the battlefields of WWI.
Taji photographers shoot to skill
Personnel deployed to Iraq with Task Group Taji 9 have undergone a different kind of shooting test.
Hobart missile firings right on target
HMAS Hobart has become the first Hobart-class guided missile destroyer to fire a missile in Australian waters.
Recognition for sailors' best friend
The promotion of Leading Seaman Ruby Flinders to Petty Officer early in August was a special milestone for the four-legged sailor.
New patrol boat for Samoa
A new Guardian-class patrol boat was officially handed over to Samoa on August 16.
Female engineers get taste of life in the fast lane
Collecting vital flight data while enduring high-G manoeuvres in a PC-9 was a wild new experience for eight female engineers.
Small bombs deliver big capability
Bombing capacity of F-35As has quadrupled with the arrival of small diameter bombs introduced to No. 3 Squadron.
Speeding up Defence computers
Defence is aiming to make one of the fastest supercomputers in the world.
Cultural calling
Living on the streets of Brisbane, Norman Laing found himself knocking on the door of a Defence Force Recruiting office in 1994.
Defence launches new Reconciliation Action Plan
The Australian Defence Force plans to double the number of Indigenous military personnel by 2025.
