The Royal Australian Navy has received its largest intake of new officers.

Navy’s first Evolved Cape-class patrol boat, Australian Defence Vessel Cape Otway, has been officially welcomed to its home port of Cairns.

Solomons’ International Assistance Force personnel have gathered for a memorial service to mark Fiji's Infantry Day.

HMAS Stalwart this month visited its ceremonial home port for the first time.

Anzac-class frigate HMAS Parramatta and its ship’s company received a warm welcome to Busan, South Korea recently.

Clandestine, agile and lethal are the words to describe the soldiers on Exercise Kapyong Warrior.

The Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program is in its 25th year of supporting remote Indigenous communities.

World War 2 veteran, Private Bertram Sutton, has been presented a hero quilt by the School of Armour.

Air Force security forces worked with officers from the Northern Territory Police Force and Australian Federal Police during Exercise Diamond Storm.

A C-130J Hercules became a speck in the sky for a team of No. 4 Squadron combat controllers as they descended through the air at 200km/h.

The largest Royal Australian Air Force air warfare instructor course to date, which culminated in Exercise Diamond Storm 2022, has concluded.

After five months of hard work and determination, the members of class 17 of the Navy Indigenous Development Program have graduated.

Defence’s aviation capability has been given a lift with the arrival of two CH-47F Chinooks.

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.