Capability
Victorian clerks blitz Bushfire Assist
More than 40 Victorian Army clerks were brought together recently to reconcile pay and allowances of personnel on Operation Bushfire Assist.
Water purification a boon for valley
Not for the first time since the bushfire crisis began, the Army has come to the aid of the Bega Valley region.
Cool heads on the ground for disaster scenario
Air Force Combat Controllers are putting their specialised skills to the test during a multinational disaster relief exercise.
Hornets fly in to support exercises
Up to seven RAAF F/A-18A/B Hornets will arrive at RAAF Base Pearce in Western Australia today to support two exercises.
ADF praised for rapid response to bushfire assistance
Victoria’s Emergency Management Commissioner has praised the Australian Defence Force’s swift response to the state’s bushfire emergency.
Throwing the doors open in a time of need
The ADFA and Duntroon accommodated hundreds of emergency services personnel for Operation Bushfire Assist.
Clearing the path to regrowth
Situated five kilometres south of Batemans Bay is the 100-acre Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens, which normally welcomes more than 75,000 visit
Militaries build bridges
Bridges constructed by the Australian, Fijian and Papua New Guinea militaries will improve access to a popular tourist attraction.
Chinook unit's hours a record
An Army unit has achieved a record for the most hours flown in a month by the Australian CH-47 Chinook fleet.
Polar express delivery hits the mark
Precision was the order of the day when a No. 36 Squadron C-17A Globemaster used new airdrop techniques over Antarctica.
Ship's water-making capability put to the test
Surrounded by water but not a drop to drink. Where does a Royal Australian Navy ship source its drinking water?
RAAF Striker a welcome sight
Firefighters from RAAF Base Richmond are supporting high-tempo helicopter operations to fight bushfires southwest of Sydney.
