Army
ADF there to help after storms, COVID-19
It's been a busy time for ADF personnel in Victoria as they provided help to storm-affected communities and supported the government's COVID-19...
New Chinooks boost heavy-lift capability
The ADF heavy-lift battlefield aviation capability has been boosted with the arrival of two new CH-47F Chinooks in Townsville yesterday.
Signaller receiving cultural lessons
Signaller Hugh Broadbent has enjoyed immersing himself in the rich culture of Vanuatu while on deployment.
Pushing it to the limit
About 150 personnel from Headquarters Joint Operations Command and attached components participated in the 2021 Push-Up Challenge.
Dream comes true for troop commander
West Australian Lieutenant Jake Mouritz has graduated as a new cavalry troop commander.
Junior officers rise to combined arms command challenge
Army’s newest qualified combat arms officers have risen to the challenge of combat team command during Exercise Gauntlet Strike at Puckapunyal.
Tassie tank troop commander graduates
A young Tasmanian's notable achievement came after a gruelling training course.
Flying drones a specialist skill
You would be wrong to think unmanned aerial vehicle operators are professional video gamers.
Technicians keep Shadows flying
The Shadow 200 unmanned aerial vehicle's capability wouldn't be effective without aircraft technicians like Craftsman Mitchell Toms Camer.
Putting in the hard work
At the School of Infantry, one soldier is working through a different type of education.
Peacekeeping in Korea continues
Personnel are continuing to build trust and rapport with Korea on Operation Linesmen.
Private joins Miss World Australia
Her mother’s life-long dream to live and work overseas led Private Annette Sindiga to immigrate from Kenya to Australia at 12.
