Army
On a flight path to heavy lifting
Unmanned aerial vehicles could be delivering supplies and doing casualty evacuations within five to 10 years.
Specialists keep the wheels turning
The Army relies on fuel to keep things operational and there is one team of specialists that ensure the correct type goes where it needs to.
Army engineer puts industry experience to use
When Australian Army Engineer Captain Verity Farragher saw the chance to work with one of Australia’s top construction companies, she jumped at it.
Charging ahead quietly and cleanly
Rumbling diesel Bushmaster engines could one day be a thing of the past, replaced by the quiet hum of electronics.
Chapter and verse on charitable reading
The challenge is on for current and former Australian Defence Force personnel to break out the books for the 2022 Brothers N Books Read-A-Thon.
Aircrew graduates receive their wings
The first aircrew to graduate from 723 Squadron – Joint Helicopter School in its 70th year have received their wings.
Jungle warfare training the gold standard
The current rotation of Rifle Company Butterworth welcomed the opportunity to train with the Royal Thai Army on Exercise Chapel Gold 2022.
Army engineers a new way of thinking
The 13th Brigade in Western Australia has evolved from a part-time workforce brigade into a test bed for innovation and modernisation across Army.
Tiger training a shore thing
Soldiers from the 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, recently conducted small-boat exercises during Exercise Tiger's Run in Darwin.
Pacific Partnership makes a difference
Australian Defence Force medical and dental specialists have joined Pacific Partnership 2022 in Puerto Princesa, Philippines.
Making history for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
For what might have been the first time, all battalion colours of the Royal Australian Infantry Corps were on parade this month.
The battle of the battalions
The 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, are the new champions of Army’s premier military-skills competition.
