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Arin Collins, from Companion Animal Health Centre, checks Military Working Dog Ulf of No. 3 Security Forces Squadron as Handler Aircraftman Ian Kerr comforts Ulf. Photo: Leading Aircraftman Stewart Gould
Air Force

Air Force working dogs are fighting fit

Air Force’s military working dogs have been given their annual health tick of approval.
The Canine Service Medal Award ceremony for military working dogs was held at RAAF Base Pearce, Western Australia.
Air Force

Dogs recognised for their service

Ten military working dogs were presented with their Canine Service Medals at RAAF Base Pearce on December 8. 
The R70 Sky Ranger multi-rotor unmanned aerial system as operated by No. 3 Security Forces Squadron.
Defence

Sky Ranger innovation on target

For the first time, a small unmanned aerial system has been used to provide targeting support to 1st Armoured Regiment.
Simpson family descendants Ant and Nick present the top shot award to Private Stefan Dawidowski from 10/27 Battalion Royal South Australia Regiment.
Defence

Sharp shooters zero in on history

It was an historic win for RAAF No. 3 Security Forces Squadron in the Simpson Trophy competition.
RAAF Corporal Daniel Cafaro guards a RAAF C-17 at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo: Corporal Tristan Kennedy
Air Force Operation Accordion

Gold status for effort as security teams rack up air miles

Air Force security forces in the Middle East have been busy.
The Sky Ranger R70 drone ready for operation from an airborne C-130J Hercules. Photo: Leading Aircraftwoman Jacqueline Forrester
Defence

Cooperating to launch fresh ideas

A trial to pilot a drone from the back of a C-130J Hercules has taken air-land integration to new heights.
Then No. 3 Security Forces military working dog Handler, Leading Aircraftman Shane Marks, with Mig (wearing his medal) in 2014. Photo: Corporal Nicci Freeman
Air Force Military Working Dogs

Remembering mighty Mig

He was a decorated military working dog whose performance, bark and bite was unquestionable.

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