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Soldiers from the 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, conduct sea kayaking from Maroochy River to Mudjimba Beach as part of the adventure training exercise. Photos: Corporal Nicole Dorrett
23 Aug 2022
Army
News

Using trust to overcome fears

Soldiers recently completed several adventure training activities to enhance their mental and physical toughness.

Capability & technology
Private Maria Aniceto checks the stock levels of catering supplies in the deployable catering capability at Camp Birt during the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program in Gapuwiyak. Photo: Warrant Officer Class Two Kim Allen
23 Aug 2022
Army
News

Chance to engage with Indigenous culture

About 22 hours’ drive from her family in Darwin, Private Maria Aniceto has made herself right at home in another Northern Territory town.

People & service
The emblem of the 75th anniversary of Australian peacekeeping.
22 Aug 2022
Navy, Army, Air Force
News

Keeping the peace for 75 years

A national commemorative service recognising the 75th anniversary of Australia’s involvement in peacekeeping operations will be held in Canberra.

People & service
A rifleman from the 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, fires the blazer sniper rifle during the live-fire phase of the basic sniper course at Greenbank Training Area. Photos: Signals Christopher Kingston
22 Aug 2022
Army
News

Aims met in a test of nerves

Soldiers from 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, showed no signs of nerves while undertaking the notoriously tough basic sniper training.

Capability & technology
Governor-General General (retd) David Hurley, Mrs Linda Hurley and Major General Michael Krause assist Kokoda campaign veteran George Turner at the opening of the Kokoda Memorial Track. Photo: Major Roger Brennan
22 Aug 2022
Army
News

Track's naming marks 80th anniversary of Kokoda campaign

The Governor-General officially opened a new track at Kokoda Barracks to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Kokoda campaign.

People & service
Private Adrian Fleming completes a daily field test of the purified water at Camp Birt during the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program in Gapuwiyak, Northern Territory. Photo: Warrant Officer Class Two Kim Allen
22 Aug 2022
Army
News

Connection to country in the Top End

A Territorian through and through, 1st Health Battalion’s Private Adrian Fleming is loving the opportunity to spend time in his own backyard.

People & service
Chief of Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart speaks with industry representatives during the Chief of Army Symposium 2022 at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Photo: Sergeant Tristan Kennedy
19 Aug 2022
Army
News

On a flight path to heavy lifting

Unmanned aerial vehicles could be delivering supplies and doing casualty evacuations within five to 10 years.

Capability & technology
Trade Conductor Warrant Officer Class One Jason Hartley from 17th Sustainment Brigade works in the fuel quality control centre during Exercise Overland - Nautical Petros at Cowley Beach Training Area. Photo: Corporal Dustin Anderson
19 Aug 2022
Army
News

Specialists keep the wheels turning

The Army relies on fuel to keep things operational and there is one team of specialists that ensure the correct type goes where it needs to.

Capability & technology
Captain Verity Farragher, left, with Warrant Officer Class Two Paul Thompson and Warrant Officer Class Two Phillip Harris conduct a site inspection during the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program in Gapuwiyak. Photo: Corporal Lucas Petersen
19 Aug 2022
Army
News

Army engineer puts industry experience to use

When Australian Army Engineer Captain Verity Farragher saw the chance to work with one of Australia’s top construction companies, she jumped at it.

Capability & technology
A Bushmaster Electric Protected Mobility Vehicle after being unveiled during the Chief of Army Symposium 2022. In the background is a Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle fitted with ruggedized solar panels. Photo: Warrant Officer Class Two Max Bree
19 Aug 2022
Army
News

Charging ahead quietly and cleanly

Rumbling diesel Bushmaster engines could one day be a thing of the past, replaced by the quiet hum of electronics.

Capability & technology
Captain Dylan Conway from the 6th Battallion, Royal Australian Regiment, has launched the second annual charity fundraising event, the Brothers N Books Read-A-Thon. Photo: Major Roger Brennan
19 Aug 2022
Navy, Army, Air Force
News

Chapter and verse on charitable reading

The challenge is on for current and former Australian Defence Force personnel to break out the books for the 2022 Brothers N Books Read-A-Thon.

People & service
Australian Army soldiers from Rifle Company Butterworth 136, together with members of the Royal Thai Army, practice close quarter battle drills during Exercise Chapel Gold 2022 in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand. Photos: Corporal Cameron Pegg
19 Aug 2022
Army
News

Jungle warfare training the gold standard

The current rotation of Rifle Company Butterworth welcomed the opportunity to train with the Royal Thai Army on Exercise Chapel Gold 2022.

Exercises & training
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