History
78th anniversary of Bomber Command
No. 462 Squadron marked the 78th anniversary of Bomber Command.
Precinct named in honour of war-time nurse
Gallipoli Barracks’ 17th Brigade Precinct in Brisbane has been renamed the Bullwinkel Lines in honour of World War II nurse Lieutenant Colonel Vivian...
Taking to the sky to say goodbye
The PC-9/As did a rare formation flypast over the New South Wales Hunter region ahead of their retirement.
400,000 and counting
Marking a long and distinguished operational history, the F/A-18A/B Hornet reached a milestone of 400,000 flying hours.
Light Horse legacy remembered
The 10th Light Horse Brigade marked 100 years since its return to Australia from the battlefields of WWI.
First Australian-trained F-35A pilots take flight
It was a special flight for pilots at No. 3 Squadron.
A Cross to Ireland
For the first time in more than 60 years, a Victoria Cross will leave Australian shores to be loaned to a museum.
Recognition for Rwanda service
Australian Service Contingents 1 and 2 who served in Rwanda on Operation Tamar have been recognised with the award of a Meritorious Unit Citation.
A tale that needs to be told
An exhibition at the Australian War Memorial is telling the story of more than 3000 Australians involved in the D-Day landings.
Courage and sacrifice remembered
Air Force personnel were honoured to support the annual Bomber Command Commemoration Day Service at the Australian War Memorial.
Governor-General farewells RAAF Base Pearce
The last time Sir Peter Cosgrove was there, he was preparing to jump out of an aircraft.
Remembering Cyclone Pam
The Australian Defence Force celebrated its partnership with Vanuatu, while remembering the devastation of Cyclone Pam.
