Defence and industry partner on the development of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems technologies to solve future problems.  

Navy ships from Australia, Japan, and Canada fired their biggest guns during a multinational gunnery exercise in the North Pacific Ocean.

Warrant Officer Class One Peter Morritt recently completed his 100th blood donation, 21 years after his first.

More than 60 Australian and Indonesian personnel have trained side-by-side as part of Exercise Nusa Bhakti Ausindo.

The might of Australian military aviation was on display at the 2022 Wings Over Illawarra Air Show, held at Shellharbour Airport.

Members of ADF Sport are delivering a sports officials program in Fiji as a sign of the two countries’ love for sport.

Responding to a request for assistance 17 Squadron Fire Section helped extinguish a fire burning near Katherine.

Defence and the joint venture Reeves Icon and Hall have signed a contract to deliver major infrastructure works with the Solomon Islands Government, helping to support a secure and resilient region.   The joint venture includes construction of the environmentally sustainable Western Border…

About 200 ADF personnel are supporting flood-affected central-west NSW.

In a slick display of coordination, HMAS Hobart refuelled at sea while sailing with US Navy Ship Rappahannock.

Fire and toxic hazards are among the many potential risks for any mariner at sea.

A new type of unmanned surveillance technology was used on Operation Resolute for the first time.

Chief of Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart has praised the commitment and courage of Ukrainian army recruits.

Helping stranded property owners in Forbes has been a rewarding experience for two Air Force aviators.

Pilot Officer Maylee Neary takes the chance to share her experience at the Wings Over Illawarra 2022 Careers Open Day.

Soldiers from Townsville have travelled to Forbes to provide support to flood-affected areas.

About 200 members of the NSW Police and Australian Federal Police had the opportunity to fly on board 37 Squadron’s C-130J Hercules.

The names of three unknown Australian soldiers, who died during World War 1, were announced by Army on Remembrance Day. 

First responders had the chance to relax, play sport and have fun at the Emergency Services Movember Sports Day.

Captain Meghann Coffey placed in the top five women in the second biggest trail run in the world.

Army’s 17th Sustainment Brigade brushed up on warfighting skills on a Combat Behaviours training course.

Spectacular flypasts by Pilatus PC-21 and Hawk 127 aircraft mark the occasion as ADF graduates receive their wings.

For the first time, the Royal Australian Air Force has provided valuable air-to-air refuelling support in South Korea.

In between flying aerial maritime surveillance sorties, ADF personnel spent time with communities in Pohnpei, Micronesia.

Though far from home, a group of Australians commemorated Remembrance Day amongst Indo-Pacific friends in Singapore.

Defence scientists have discussed gaming techniques, technologies and innovation to help prepare ADF for future challenges.

About 100 people paused for two minutes silence during a Remembrance Day Service at the Australian War Memorial in London.

In front of almost 1000 fans, the ADF Men’s Rugby Union team defeated the NZ Defence Force Defence Blacks for the first time in 50 years.

Malaysia and Australia continue a long partnership with combined medical training during Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2022. 

Described as a terror weapon, the Soviet-made LPO-50 flamethrower had a range of 100m in good weather.