Air Force
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.
Yarning circles bring Indigenous culture to recruits
A second yarning circle will inspire Indigenous cultural awareness and appreciation among staff and recruits at RAAF Base Wagga.
One giant leap into remote NT community
NASA engineers and scientists have flown to a remote corner of the Northern Territory with the help of the Air Force.
First Australian-trained F-35A pilots take flight
It was a special flight for pilots at No. 3 Squadron.
