Air Force
From the crayfishing capital to trapping COVID-19
An Air Force reservist left his home town of Port MacDonnell, South Australia, to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
RAAF Wing gets on board donation drive
An Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Mobile Donor Centre visits RAAF Base Edinburgh for No. 92 Wing's first donation day.
Apprentices reunited at presentation
After 40 years of service, Flight Lieutenant Bruce Lowth was presented with his Federation Star.
A career of helping others reach their goals
Flight Sergeant Darrin Tapp derives immense satisfaction from coaching and mentoring junior physical training instructors.
Art links ancient culture with RAAF unit
An Indigenous artist has presented her commissioned artwork to the RAAF's Air Mobility Training and Development Unit.
Preserving history and cultural heritage
Personnel from No. 41 Wing joined a community effort to clean up a historic radar site, which also has cultural importance to the local Indigenous...
Explosive exercise tests essential skills
Personnel from No. 65 Air Base Recovery Squadron have put their explosive ordnance disposal skills to the test during Exercise Regal Burrow.
Banding together to make a difference
Air Force Band members are rolling up their sleeves for the Defence Blood Challenge.
Career took off after time with legendary pilot
As a young man, Warrant Officer David Pritchard worked for WWII pilot Clive Caldwell and decades later is being recognised for his own service.
Air-to-air refuelling a first
A RAAF P-8A Poseidon has completed the first air-to-air refuelling of a surveillance aircraft.
Squadron heads underground on patrol
Members of the Air Force Test Ranges Squadron have gone underground during an inspection of the Woomera Prohibited Area.
Maintenance support crucial to operation
Sergeant James Jacob was the sole ground support equipment fitter at Camp McNamara, while deployed to the Middle East region.
