The moving cries of ‘Slava Ukraini’ and ‘Heroiam Slava’ echo around the Invictus Games The Hague 2020.

Australian and Fijian soldiers are working side by side to rebuild a community access road as part of Operation Flood Assist 2022.

1st Psychology Unit personnel lowered the unit flag for the last time on November 19, signalling the beginning of big changes to Army health.

Bomber Command was commemorated in ceremonies across the country where modern Air Force remembered the sacrifice made by our forebears. Members of the public and serving personnel attended the Bomber Command Commemorations to pay tribute to those aviators who made the supreme sacrifice, and to all…

Technical upgrades to a C-130J Hercules proved invaluable when the aircraft became part of disaster-relief operations in NSW.

Army reservist and prison officer had an unexpected experience while training with an Ambulance Victoria crew on Operation COVID-19 Assist.

Flooding is threatening the lives of thousands of cattle in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Footage of stranded asylum seekers being rescued is just one item on display in a new online exhibition about the history of Navy.

Chief Petty Officer Garry Danaher said the sound of the 2022 Tongan volcanic eruption was the most unbelievable explosion he’d ever heard.

A Lieutenant General and a long-serving rear admiral are among Defence personnel recognised this Australia Day.

 An air dispatch warrant officer worked to get his soldiers tens of thousands of dollars in lost parachute entitlements.

Few technical trainers can boast a 100 per cent success rate, but a Navy senior sailor was commended this Australia Day for doing just that.

An Air Force officer's work in managing NATO funding for projects in Afghanistan is just one of the reasons she has received an Australia Day honour.

Air Force Reservist Squadron Leader Kirsty Wright has been named The Australian newspaper’s Australian of the Year.

Flight Sergeant (retd) Michael Hartley has played an essential volunteer role at the RAAF Townsville Aviation Heritage Centre since 2017.

Two weeks after being evacuated from rising flood waters, residents of Noonkanbah were returned to their homes in Army helicopters.

The first Exercise Red Flag Nellis of 2023 is off to a flying start at the Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada, USA. The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has deployed up to five EA-18G Growler aircraft from No. 6 Squadron and approximately 100 aviators in support of the Exercise to enhance Australia’s…

Defence Science and Technology Group played a vital role in British missile testing that gave Australia an advantage.

Leading Aircraftman Ryan Mills finally got married during his deployment on Operation COVID-19 Assist.

Commander of the COVID-19 Task Force Lieutenant General John Frewen visited personnel in South Australia on Operation COVID-19 Assist.

World War II veteran David Shannon celebrated his 100th birthday on February 4 with two soldiers who rescued him during the 2019 Townsville floods.

Pilot Flight Lieutenant Ross Bowman speaks about flying an aerial display after wowing the crowd in a F-35A at the Central Coast Air Show in NSW on May 14 and 15.

From May 28 to June 5, an all-female crew participated in ‘WINGs in the Eyre 22’. It was the inaugural adventure-networking expedition for the Women’s Integrated Networking Groups (WINGs) mentoring and networking program for Air Force women.

Gunners from 4 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery have conducted a number of ‘out of the box’ training serials during their first field exercise for the year.

In November, Commander John Goss retired after 57 years’ service in the Royal Australian Navy. He joined the Navy in 1964 as a junior recruit and retired as HMAS Cerberus museum manager. Commander Goss reflected on his career, recalling the unique nature of his enrolment. “At 14, I wasn’t…

Defence technicians who ensure military equipment is safe have been recognised at the 2021 Comcare National Work Health and Safety Awards.

Joint Statement Department of Defence and Naval Group Sovereign control over the Attack Class Submarine fleet and maximising Australian industry involvement throughout all phases of the Attack Class Submarine Program are contracted objectives in the Strategic Partnering Agreement between Defence…

Seventy-six years after it was disbanded, Air Force's No. 83 Squadron has been reformed.

HMAS Sirius' maritime personnel supervisor Petty Officer Hayley Barwell also operates the rig equipment that pumps thousands of tonnes of fuel between ships. 

The ADF has set up a mobile air traffic control centre in the Western Australian town of Fitzroy Crossing following the Kimberley floods.