Air Force
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.
Championing a new wave of awareness
Air Vice Marshal Steven Roberton is taking the lead for the inaugural Air Force Indigenous Champion Network.
Special gifts amid fond farewell
Handmade keepsakes have been presented to members of the Japan Self-Defense Force as thanks for their efforts.
Diverse skills passport to experience
A wide range of abilities makes Leading Aircraft Woman Tiarne Westland a valuable hand in the relief effort.
Kiwi mates end trans-Tasman service
After doing plenty of heavy lifting, three Royal New Zealand Air Force NH-90 helicopters and their crew have returned home.
Return to fire-ravaged home evokes mixed feelings
Pilot Officer Isabella Filmer did not know what to expect when she recently returned to her hometown of Mallacoota to be reunited with her family.
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.
When learning and skills translate perfectly
Flight Lieutenant Rebecca Marshall put her Japanese language abilities to great use as international partners came to help Australia.
Cooperation key when so many need our care
ADF personnel are working with Victorian authorities to manage the massive task of wildlife recovery.
Air Force brings in the heavy machinery
Some Royal Australian Air Force heavy plant machinery was used to prepare bushfire defences south of Canberra recently.
'Wallaby Airlines' made for macropod mercy flight
It was fitting that a No. 35 Squadron C-27J Spartan was tasked with transporting endangered marsupials away from the ACT danger zone.
Harnessing innovation to get the upper hand
Air Warfare Centre expertise is providing crucial information for emergency services as they seek new ways to reduce danger this summer.
