Army
ADF prepared for season's challenges
As the high-risk weather season begins, the ADF and the Australian Civil-Military Centre are well-prepared.
Afghanistan memorial garden opened
Volunteers from the 6th Engineer Support Regiment help build a memorial that opened on October 16.
Testing UN deployment ends
Colonel Michael Scott’s passion is mentoring other personnel, even when they come from a diverse range of countries.
ADF supports remote vaccination mission
ADF personnel supported a pop-up vaccination clinic at a remote Aboriginal community in northern NSW.
Exercise enables stronger connections
Indonesian Armed Forces have been welcomed to the Top End for the eighth iteration of Exercise Wirra Jaya.
Urban training builds skills
Soldiers from the 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, faced a complex environment in training.
Outback survival skills taught and tested
Soldiers from the Pilbara Regiment’s 3rd Squadron have learned new survival skills and put them to the test.
Remote, part-time role perfect for mum
Captain Laura McCarthy is keeping the traditions of Army alive, albeit with a few changes.
ADF winds up ACT COVID control support
ADF personnel have spent the past few weeks supporting ACT Policing at vehicle checkpoints on the ACT-NSW border.
Historic moment in the west
The re-raising of the 10th Light Horse Regiment in WA heralds an increase in Army’s presence in the state.
Long Army service a lifestyle
Major Brett Pates has clocked up more than 41 years of service in Army logistics.
Engineering infantry innovations
Corporal Lachlan Jones is dedicated to improving the capabilities and experiences of infanteers.
