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Big celebration at RAAF Base Amberley
The United States Air Force's 22nd Airlift Squadron has commemorated the 80th anniversary of its establishment in Australia.

On the world stage
Representing Air Force on the world stage has been a common occurrence for aircraft technician Sergeant Brooke Saunders.

Third Bell’s the charm
A third Bell 412 helicopter for the New South Wales Rural Fire Service has arrived courtesy of Air Force’s No. 36 Squadron.

Special delivery crucial to climate research
Air Force has flown a drill rig to be used in an international climate research project to Australian scientists in Antarctica.

Pulling together for a good cause
A C-17A Globemaster III aircraft proved a formidable opponent in a tug-o-war challenge at RAAF Base Amberley.

Marathon mission boosts interoperability
C-17A Globemaster III crews flew a marathon mission with the United States Air Force across the western Pacific for Exercise Global Dexterity 21.

Virtual challenges are met
Royal Australian Air Force personnel and their allies from Canada, the US and the United Kingdom were challenged on Exercise Coalition Virtual Flag.

Landing a first on Lord Howe Island
No. 35 Squadron’s C-27J Spartan's first landing and take-off at Lord Howe Island was an important training flight.

Spectacular show over Brisbane
The ADF put on a spectacular show at Brisbane’s Sunsuper Riverfire on September 25.

Air drop successful despite challenges
A RAAF C-17A Globemaster III has successfully air-dropped more than nine tonnes of supplies in Antarctica under the cover of darkness.

HIMARS first for Australian and US Air Force
A RAAF C-17A Globemaster III is the first non-US aircraft to provide rapid air mobility to a High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS).

COVID response continues in Fiji
The ADF is supporting Australia's friends in the region during the pandemic.