Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019
Fond memories of Canberra as NZ sailors return home
A small contingent of Royal New Zealand Navy officers and sailors returned home after spending almost three months deployed in HMAS Canberra.
Staying fighting fit while on deployment
Maintaining the mental and physical fitness of the ship's company and embarked forces on board the landing helicopter dock (LHD) HMAS Canberra during...
Canberra’s padres offer counsel and support to all
The two chaplains deployed on Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 (IPE19) may have different religions but their roles were the same: to counsel and provid
Smiles the key to a successful IPE19
After nearly three months away visiting seven countries and travelling 12,500 nautical miles in South- and South-East Asia, the IPE19 task force...
Controlling the air from the sea
During IPE19, RAAF air traffic controllers worked on a Navy ship to guide Army helicopters.
Australian Defence industry on display
For the first time, Australia’s defence industry has been incorporated into IPE port visits.
Trans-Tasman tick for sailors
Three young officers from Australia and New Zealand finished critical training during Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019.
Sailor sees Success' beginning and end
A Navy sailor, one of the first to serve on HMAS Success 33 years ago, is now on her final voyage.
Tigers take flight on IPE19
The ARH Tiger reached an important milestone during Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019.
Vietnam school visit to remember
The Thai Nguyen Secondary School in Nha Trang, Vietnam, gave the ADF a rousing welcome.
Building a strong base in Sri Lanka
Australian Defence Force members embraced an opportunity to visit Sri Lanka’s largest air force base as part of Indo-Pacific Endeavour.
Newcastle always by Canberra’s side
HMAS Newcastle gives primary defence to HMAS Canberra and wider protection for the Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 fleet.
