Royal Australian Artillery
Technology a game-changer for artillery
Artillery operators in the 19th century wouldn’t recognise the capability in its most modern form.
Taking flight with new opportunities
The ADF is helping Bombardier Mitchell Yates develop new skills and new passions.
Artillery’s venerated gentleman
We remember and reflect on the outstanding service and leadership of gunner Brigadier Shirley Goodwin, who served in both World Wars.
Gunner proud to represent Australia twice
Former Wallaroo Gunner Tanya Osborne is serving with the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery.
Gunner looks back in milestone year
This year’s 150th anniversary of Australian artillery has given one gunner an opportunity to reflect on his service.
Artillery formation part of birth of a nation
The formation of an Australian artillery capability 150 years ago marked an initial step in Australia becoming a sovereign nation.
The Australian Artillery marks 150 years
The Australian Artillery marked its 150th anniversary on August 1 – a century-and-a-half of continuous service.
Exploding into 2021
Soldiers of 1st Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, participated in their annual High Explosive Week in the Wide Bay Training Area.
Soldiers happy to care for farmer's best friends
Four-legged friends are providing companionship and humour for soldiers and their South Australian police partners manning a border checkpoint.
Ready, set, live fire
Four M77A2 howitzers fired a barrage of rounds in the first live fire activity for 8th /12th Regiment in the 2020 training year.
Inspired and inspiring: forging a path of respect
Private Grace Bailey is proud to be the first serving female member of a family with deep links to the military.
Dawn patrols over Orroral Valley fire
A new era of dawn patrols has arrived in the Australian Capital Territory with the deployment of Army Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to monitor spo
