The ‘enemy’ enjoyed an advantage on Exercise Diamond Storm 22, flying the F-35A Lightning II.

Gunners from 4 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, helped achieve a world record last month while supporting a hospital fundraiser.

HMAS Ararat recently completed a joint maritime patrol with Republic of Fiji Navy Guardian-class patrol boat RFNS Savenaca.

Soldiers from 8th/9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, have been training to prepare for operations in densely populated cities and urban centres.

Almost 80 years after the WW2 Battle of Guadalcanal, the legacy of the six-month conflict continues to claim casualties in Solomon Islands.

Sniper supervisor Sergeant Troy Wyley is applying his steady hand to training others on Operation Mazurka in Egypt.

In the complex and congested battlespaces of Exercise Diamond Storm 22, aircrew rely on tactical command and control units to provide additional situational awareness.  Two ground-based Units, No.3 Control and Reporting Unit and No.114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit from No.41 Wing,…

Mr Max Johnson is just one of many volunteers who donate their spare time and a lifetime’s worth of valuable skills to restoring aircraft.

Australian Army Chaplain Haydn Parsons was farewelled recently by the Archbishop of Solomon Islands.

An adhesive inspired by marine molluscs was one of the innovations that emerged from a joint competition.

The ADF COVID-19 Task Force received an award from the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council

The crew of HMAS Ararat held a memorial service over the resting place of HMAS Canberra 1 while on deployment.

The Royal Australian Air Force’s fleet of F-35A Lightning II aircraft continues to increase, with two more aircraft arriving in May.

A number of prayer sessions were held on the National Day of Prayer to show support for members in uniform.

Exercise Sea Explorer was held in North Queensland with 1400 ADF personnel taking part.

RAAF Base Wagga’s aviation heritage precinct officially reopened on June 8 following extensive redevelopments.

Blowing up steel plates is one way Defence scientists ensure materials used in Navy ship and submarine builds are up to scratch.

Sir Ross Macpherson Smith was honoured at a commemorative service in Adelaide marking the 100th anniversary of his funeral.

The Fighter Combat Instructor Course for the F-35A Lightning II debuted this year.

RAAF Base Amberley recently hosted a group of participants in the Defence Indigenous Youth Work Program.

The ADF has helped move the highly skilled Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary canine squad across the country.

For a handful of aviators at Exercise Diamond Storm 22, the delicate practice of air-to-air refuelling at 21,000 feet is one of the more familiar moments of their day. After they refill their tanks from a KC-30A, the crews then head into the most challenging mission of their career. Exercise…

Fifteen infantry officers and non-commissioned officers took part in the Direct Fire Support Weapon course at the School of Infantry in Singleton.

Exercise Global Dexterity in Hawaii allowed aircrews from Australia and the United States to work as a blended workforce.

A flight carrying 20 personnel from the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary marked the beginning of air movements for Operation Kimba.

If you notice a bearded aviator in the bar scenes of Top Gun: Maverick, it’s probably Lieutenant Commander Matthew Schroder.

The all-female ‘WINGs in the Eyre 22’ cycling crew put the brakes on during their expedition to speak with Air Vice Marshal Cath Roberts.

Captain Jim Hutton has said goodbye to his last Sea Series exercise in full-time service.

The main body of ADF personnel deployed on Operation Kimba has touched down in Papua New Guinea.

Captain Jeremy Fetter uses the analogy of umpiring football to explain being a United Nations military observer in Israel.