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Leading Aircraftwoman Rebecca Harris, left, Sergeant Deborah Harris, Aircraftwoman Georgia Campbell and Flight Lieutenant Carrie Atkinson at RAAF Base Richmond. Photo: Corporal David Said
Air Force

RAAF Base Richmond a true working family

Four members of the same clan help make this a very special facility and are inspiring younger generations to consider ADF careers.
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.
Leading Aircraftwoman Petrea Saunders at Australia's main operating base in the Middle East. Photo: Leading Seaman Craig Walton
Air Force Reconciliation

Coming together for reconciliation

Leading Aircraftwoman Petrea Saunders is proud to be representing Australia overseas during National Reconciliation Week.
A shore generator and supplies are loaded on to a No. 37 Squadron C-130J Hercules bound for Fiji at Royal Australian Air Force Base Amberley. Photo: Corporal Jesse Kane
Air Force COVID-19

Delivering the goods to Fiji

A C-130J Hercules, from No. 37 Squadron, has delivered supplies to Fiji to assist in the fight against COVID-19.
Leading Aircraftman Clement Mau works on the engine of the C-130J Hercules at Australia's main operating base in the Middle East. Photo: Leading Seaman Craig Walton
Air Force Middle East

Maintenance milestone for flying workhorse

The 50th rotation of those tireless technicians who keep the C-130 Hercules in top shape has been achieved at Australia's main operating base.
The Air Force C-130J Hercules is refuelled at Wilkins Aerodrome during a mission with the Australian Antarctic Division.
Air Force

Hercules makes historic landing on the ice

A No. 37 Squadron C-130J has flown 3400km in support of the Australian Antarctic Division.
No. 37 Squadron C-130J Hercules loadmaster, Warrant Officer Nicholas Stubbs-Race, prepares the aircraft to perform air drops during Operation Christmas Drop. Photo: Corporal David Said
Air Force Leadership

Leading at the edge

Warrant Officer Nicolas Stubbs-Race is set to become an ambassador for Air Force’s newest innovation program, Edgy Air Force.
Number 37 Squadron C-130J Hercules loadmaster Warrant Officer Nicholas Stubbs-Race watches as a box of donations floats down to the Micronesian island of Magur during Operation Christmas Drop. Photo: Corporal David Said
Air Force

Christmas joy drops from the skies

Christmas came early for some remote west Pacific communities during the world’s longest-running humanitarian airdrop activity in early December.
A Joint Precision Aerial Delivery System (JPADS) equipped with a 500-pound parachute descends on a drop zone at RAAF Base Curtin, Western Australia. Photo: Corporal Christopher Wager
Air Force Exercises

Dropping in the right direction

Precision-guided airdrop will soon deliver a quicker and more accurate means of sustaining troops over long distances.
Australian Air Force Cadets from No. 8 Wing in the Northern Territory, Logan Gunn (right) and Yuki Blunt on board a No. 37 Squadron C-130J Hercules aircraft during a flight over Darwin. Photo: Sergeant Ben Dempster
Air Force STEM

One giant leap into remote NT community

NASA engineers and scientists have flown to a remote corner of the Northern Territory with the help of the Air Force.
Indigenous liaison Officers, from left, Flight Lieutenants Matt Roberts, Grace Casey-Maughan, Judy Bell and Tjapukai Shaw at Lake Cargelligo during a community engagement visit. Photo: Sergeant Christopher Dickson
Air Force Indigenous

Hercules crew visits country community

Members of the Lake Cargelligo community had a chance to tour a No. 37 Squadron C-130J Hercules.

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