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Squadron Leader Rob Dias, left, and Flight Lieutenant Belinda Colledge dressed as pirates in support of Ava’s Pirate Day Challenge and The Kids’ Cancer Project at RAAF Base Wagga.
Air Force

Pirate day funds brain cancer research

Personnel from RAAF Base Wagga raised funds for Ava’s Pirate Day Challenge.
Bristol Beaufighter aircraft lined up on the airfield with RAAF fitters doing their daily inspections at the then RAAF Station Forest Hill, now RAAF Base Wagga, on December 11, 1942. Photo: Australian War Memorial
Air Force

Reflecting on Wagga's 80 years of service

RAAF Base Wagga stands as a functioning tribute to the evolution of the ADF.
The Officer Training School students stand proud during their graduation ceremony at RAAF Base East Sale. Photo: Scott Robbins Photography
Air Force COVID-19

Forged in fire and isolation

The Air Force's newest officers started training during an unprecedented bushfire season and graduated during a global pandemic.
Wing Commander Nicholas Pausina, centre, rolled up his sleeve and donated blood at RAAF Base Wagga.
Air Force Your ADF

Rolling up sleeves for a good cause

One airman overcame injury and a fear of needles to donate in the Defence Blood Challenge.
Air Force’s No.1 Recruit Training Unit (1RTU) opened a second Yarning Circle to inspire Indigenous cultural awareness amongst staff and recruits at RAAF Base Wagga on 26 July. Photo: Sergeant Rodney Welch
Air Force Indigenous

Yarning circles bring Indigenous culture to recruits

A second yarning circle will inspire Indigenous cultural awareness and appreciation among staff and recruits at RAAF Base Wagga.

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