Armidale weighs in
In Darwin, the Navy has farewelled an old friend and welcomed a new worker.

Plenty of sabre rattling
More than 1400 Australian sailors participated in the recently completed Exercise Talisman Sabre practising all the skills required for operations with the United States forces.


Sailors’ mission complete
When the last plane load of Australian peacekeepers departed Timor-Leste on June 24, onboard were two Navy personnel who’d been privileged to be a part of the last deployment of peacekeepers to the nation.


Cosgrove lays down his hat
The time has come for one of Australia’s most charismatic soldiers to lay his slouch hat aside.

Full ahead for justice
Commander Australian Defence College RADM Mark Bonser has been appointed to lead a team that will draft Defence’s proposed response to the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee report into the military justice system.

Cuppa, thanks and autographs
Prime Minister John Howard has described Operation Sumatra Assist as “one of the proudest moments” in the Australian post-war era.

Navy’s green credentials recognised
How do you operate ships, submarines aircraft and weapons systems with minimal impact on the environment?

Sub’s cup runneth over
Australian Submarine Group has surfaced after an 18-year silence to record the group’s first Gloucester Cup win since 1985.

Back on land down under
After a long and busy operational period with the USS Kitty Hawk carrier group, HMAS Canberra headed south, back home and to our land down under.

Northern Trident
Anzac's aerial assult
Trafalgar review

HMAS Townsville
Northern exposure


Talking points