Air Force
Pacific Angel partnership grows stronger
A successful Pacific Angel Exercise for 2019 has concluded, leaving a local community in Papua New Guinea, healthier and stronger.
Thai Exercise a first for Super Hornets
The Air Force have reinforced its strong relationship with Thailand as part of Exercise Thai Boomerang.
9/11: Air Force remembers the help it gave to US
It was a surreal flight to New York for a Royal Australian Air Force aircraft in the days after September 11, 2001.
Surveillance of the seas
Air Force played an important role searching the South-West Pacific for illegal fishing.
Dropping in the right direction
Precision-guided airdrop will soon deliver a quicker and more accurate means of sustaining troops over long distances.
Taking to the sky to say goodbye
The PC-9/As did a rare formation flypast over the New South Wales Hunter region ahead of their retirement.
Happy birthday, Hercules
A workhorse for the Australian Defence Force, the C-130J Hercules aircraft has marked 20 years since entering service.
Conquering mountains for National Stroke Week
Flight Lieutenant Nathan Nguyen is climbing five mountains in Canberra during National Stroke Week.
A family tradition of service leads to Middle East deployment
As a boy, Leading Aircraftman Anthony Everitt admired the F/A-18A Hornets that flew past the headlands near his home.
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.
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.
