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Air surveillance operators, from No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit, RAAF Base Edinburgh, make up the catafalque party for the Battle of Britain 2021 Commemoration held at Torrens Parade Ground, Adelaide. Photo: Leading Aircraftman Stewart Gould
28 September 2021
Air Force

Many remember 'the few'

The 81st anniversary of the Battle of Britain was commemorated in South Australia.
Air Surveillance Operator No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit Leading Aircraftwoman Amy Clements monitors space tracking systems at RAAF Base Edinburgh, South Australia. Photo: Leading Aircraftman Stewart Gould
17 August 2021
Air Force

Supporting space domain awareness

Taking her career journey to new heights, Leading Aircraftwoman Amy Clements has acquired specialist skillsets in the space domain as an air...
Air surveillance operators from No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit Flight Sergeant Peter Merritt, left, Sergeant Emma Barker, Leading Aircraftwoman Amy Clements and Leading Aircraftman Corey Tuddenham at the Air Force’s space surveillance telescope in WA.
8 July 2021
Air Force

Keeping an eye on space traffic

Air Force personnel have completed training to operate Air Force's space surveillance telescope.
No. 3 Control and Reporting Unit Colours are unveiled during the Consecration of Colours parade held at RAAF Base Williamtown. Photo: Corporal Melina Young
11 March 2021
Air Force

New standards presented in time for birthday parade

Four new Squadron Standards have been presented in time for the Governor-General’s parade to mark the centenary of the Air Force this month.
Members of No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit form up during the Battle of Britain 80th Anniversary Commemorative Service. Photo: Corporal Brenton Kwaterski
15 September 2020
Air Force

Marking 80 years since epic air battle

A Battle of Britain commemorative service in South Australia provided a time for remembrance and reflection.
The C-band space tracking radar used by No. 1 Remote Sensor Unit.
9 June 2020
Air Force International engagement

Unit supports space mission

Air Force's No.1 Remote Sensor Unit assisted with the historic SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule launch.

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