Exercises
Exercise Care Bear taking patients to new heights
5th Aviation Regiment’s Exercise Care Bear launch gave young patients a chance to see Townsville from above.
Kakadu 2022 set to be biggest ever
Exercise Kakadu this year is set to be the biggest yet with as many as 19 vessels, 34 aircraft and more than 3000 personnel from 25 countries.
17 nations pitch in for Pitch Black
About 100 aircraft and 2500 military personnel from 17 nations will arrive in the Northern Territory in two weeks to commence Exercise Pitch Black.
Warfighting exercise strengthens US partnership
More than 2200 personnel from the ADF and US Armed Forces recently conducted Exercise Koolendong 2022.
Night or day: Ready to defend
Exercise Urban Nomad was designed to train and develop the knowledge, skills and attributes applicable to conduct force protection operations within...
'Evacuating' a gold mining town
Charters Towers is a long way from Afghanistan, but lessons learnt by Australian soldiers are now being practised there.
Troops take to the sky
Soldiers from 8th/9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, took to the sky during Exercise Air Shark.
Junior combat officers ready for command
Combat arms officers rose to the challenge of command during Exercise Gauntlet Strike.
A chance for the Poseidon to find its land legs
For the first time, P-8A Poseidon crews joined Exercise Diamond Storm.
Sappers bring the thunder with live ammo
Combat engineers launched into an explosive training program on Exercise Thunder Rage in Townsville last month.
Engineers render ‘booby-trapped city’ safe
Teams of explosive ordnance disposal technicians worked to detect, identify and render safe improvised explosive devices during Exercise Wallaby Walk.
Connecting air and ground
A C-130J Hercules became a speck in the sky for a team of No. 4 Squadron combat controllers as they descended through the air at 200km/h.
