Army
Prototype vehicles arrive for assessment
Six prototype infantry fighting vehicles have arrived in Australia as part of the Land 400 Phase 3 program.
Shotgun training advances urban warfare capability
Soldiers from the 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, have qualified on the Remington 870 shotgun, a key weapon in the urban battlespace.
Birthday a celebration of 'great work'
Officers and diggers gathered in Canberra, and around Australia, to celebrate Army’s 120th birthday on March 1.
Fitness first for new Puckapunyal centre
Construction of a new health and wellbeing facility is due to start mid-year at Puckapunyal.
Prolific volunteer earns Australia Day Medallion
Reservist Corporal Mohammed Alam has been recognised for his prolific volunteering for military and community service with an Australia Day Medallion.
Show of capabilities improves understanding
Townsville-based Army units displayed their capabilities so each unit could learn more about the equipment used by others in the brigade.
Battalion leads the charge on safety
Soldiers from 8/9RAR conduct tests at the urban operations' training facility in Brisbane.
Exploding into 2021
Soldiers of 1st Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, participated in their annual High Explosive Week in the Wide Bay Training Area.
The bush a classroom for trainee leaders
Army officer cadets studying at the Australian Defence Force Academy learn practical leadership skills in field exercise.
Tracking system is all about driver safety
Army has rolled out a telematics system that tracks vehicle speeds and driver hours to many of its vehicles.
Commander on the tools
The workshops of Force Support Element - 13 in the Middle East region gained an eager new recruit for an afternoon.
Federation Star for long-serving padre
After requesting a demotion to follow his calling 26 years into his 40 years of service, Bishop Grant Dibden was presented with a Federation Star by...
