Exercises and training
News about how the Australian Army prepares and practices military capability.
Exercise Viper Guardian gives Army health personnel experience treating disease and non-battle injuries.
During tactical shooting on Exercise Wirra Jaya, Army instructor WO2 Chris Hayden shares the key to training others.
Australian and Indonesian soldiers bond and enhance shared security response skills during Exercise Wirra Jaya.
Exercise Golden Plate challenges military chefs to perform under pressure in the kitchen and on the range.
Reserve soldiers complete Army’s Basic Reconnaissance Course, demonstrating teamwork, resilience and adaptability.
Exercise Peronne 2.2 helps reservists strengthen warfighting skills and build combat capability.
Soldiers rehearse moving artillery by CH-47F Chinook to rapidly deploy combat power.
Engineers from four nations deliver new and refurbished facilities to the PNGDF during Exercise Puk Puk.
The Land Tactical Vehicle Training Continuum prepares logisticians to operate and survive in contested environments.
Australian and Indonesian troops show how modern weapons and infantry work together during Exercise Keris Woomera.
Australia and Indonesia’s close integration, detailed planning and strong relationship lead to exercise’s success.
Australian and PNG troops put 18 months of training into action during Exercise Wantok Warrior in Papua New Guinea.
