The Indonesian Air Force 31st Air Squadron and Royal Australian Air Force’s 37 Squadron conducted an airdrop over Ambal Training Area in Indonesia during Rajawali Ausindo.

During their downtime while on deployment, ADF members sometimes set personal goals like tackling new languages or physical challenges.  

Visitors to the Bali International Air Show got up close and personal with RAAF's F-35A Lightning II aircraft.

In the role of electronics technician, the career Lance Corporal Ogbonmwan had longed for has finally become a reality.

Sending traffic cones flying while testing Defence vehicles to their limits is all in a day's work for engineer Alexander Mazur.

Army collaborated with experts at the Chief of Army Symposium to use discoveries in quantum mechanics on the battlefield.

Aviator Corporal Deniele Oehm explains why she chose a career as a loadmaster.

Army’s first archaeologist, Captain Alison Mountain, is helping search and recover Australia’s missing soldiers and discover their stories.

A strategic maritime law and security workshop in Manila has generated insightful discussion between ADF legal officers and Philippine lawyers.

A military working dog, recently retired due to an unexpected injury, has made a new home with his ex-handler in Newcastle.

Private Jack Hirst wins the male category in every event during Exercise Coolshot, bringing Army on top for the first time in three years.

Army has called on industry for battlefield innovations to boost the endurance, lethality and survivability of soldiers.

During Exercise Kakadu in Australia's north, HMAS Warramunga's crew received a 100kg package via air.

Royal Australian Air Force and Indonesian Air Force personnel networked during Exercise Rajawali Ausindo on air mobility training in Indonesia.

Medics from Army’s 2nd Health Brigade experienced realistic scenarios in an inaugural casualty care and evacuation exercise.

Australia and Indonesia are adding a new chapter to their long history of cooperation through Exercise Rajawali Ausindo.

Air Force's 2 Security Forces Squadron personnel took out the Veteran Games championship on the Gold Coast in August.

Two Australian Army soldiers were among a group of burly men who competed in the Natural Strongman World Championships in Ireland.

HMAS Sydney joined with allies and regional partners in the Yellow Sea to conduct cooperative activities during Operation Argos.

Defence leaders and industry partners have officially launched the Destroyer Enterprise to ensure successful sustainment of Navy capabilities.

The 16th iteration of Australia’s largest biennial maritime warfare exercise, Exercise Kakadu, has come to a successful close at the port of Darwin, Northern Territory. Exercise Kakadu involved warships and personnel from over thirty nations contributing to planning, briefings, sporting and…

International visitors got a taste of life on board HMAS Warramunga during Exercise Kakadu.

It has been 25 years since ADF personnel first deployed to East Timor to support an historic peacekeeping mission.

In a first, Australian Navy sailors have trained with autonomous underwater vehicles to meet expanding mine warfare demands.

Members of the Fijian Military Forces were singing all the way home aboard a C-17 Globemaster after 12 months in Iraq.

The ADF Fuel Symposium brought together Defence and industry to discuss the future of fuel and energy.

On September 20, 1999, Australia led the deployment of a multinational task force to restore peace and stability in East Timor.

A chef’s passion for creating dishes that fuse Asian and Western flavours has grown from a lifetime of experiences.

Breakdancing, samurai swords and snuggling snakes were some of the cultural experiences shared on Exercise Kakadu.

HMAS Warramunga joined the exodus as 10 ships, a submarine and five aircraft undertake exercises in Australia’s northern waters.