7th Combat Brigade
Sergeants’ mess honours traditional owners
The Gallipoli Barracks Sergeants’ Mess has received a traditional artwork as part of National Reconciliation Week.
Artillery regiment back on the range
Personnel from the 1st Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, have this month been back firing live rounds.
Ceremony welcomes Fijian soldiers
Thirty-seven soldiers and officers from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces arrived in Australia for Exercise Coral Soldier.
Gallipoli Barracks Garrison Day to thank families
Gallipoli Barracks will hold a Garrison Family Day on April 18 to help link Defence members and their families with support organisations.
Simulation tests combat operations
New members posted to the 7th Combat Brigade successfully planned and executed combat operations during Exercise Diamond Dawn.
Old-school moves make a comeback
Soldiers from 7th Combat Brigade training on the Army Combatives Program were shown how hand-to-hand combat was done in the good old days.
Virus keeps soldiers on duty over Christmas
Members of the 7th Combat Signal Regiment and 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, are supporting Queensland's mandatory hotel quarantine for...
Daughter driven by mother's example
Ask Trooper Aimee Doolan why she wanted to join the Army, and her answer is simple: it was the example set by her mother, Julie.
Lieutenants step up to foster Fijian ties
In a first, two Australian lieutenants have completed the Republic of Fiji Military Forces infantry captains’ course.
Exercise tests brigade's warfighting skills
Personnel from 7th Combat Brigade honed their planning and warfighting skills on Exercise Diamond Catalyst.
7th Combat Brigade returns to work
As COVID-19 restrictions ease across Queensland, 7th Combat Brigade soldiers in Gallipoli Barracks have started to return to work and training.
Pulling their weight
Face-to-face training has recommenced at Gallipoli Barracks, with members gaining essential qualifications.
