The ‘Cost of Doing Business’ book launched
A new book tells the story of Australia’s tumultuous path to becoming a global leader in military aviation safety. The
Read moreA new book tells the story of Australia’s tumultuous path to becoming a global leader in military aviation safety. The
Read moreThe field ration eating device, more commonly known as FRED, has served soldiers faithfully since World War II. CAPTION: Captain Andre
Read moreBestowing military honours on a Navy veteran who has died is among the most sacred of duties, and the funeral
Read moreWhen Warrant Officer Class Two Robert Parsons was four, his dad took him on base and showed him a Centurion
Read moreAs 40mm shells arced into the sky, aimed at a balloon towed by an aircraft, the anti-aircraft gunner was confident
Read moreMeritorious Unit Citations (MUC) have been awarded to ADF units that served in Somalia between 1992 and 1995. CAPTION: Australian Army
Read moreAustralian Army commandos from 2 Cdo Regt parachuted into Papua New Guinea to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the World
Read moreAfter two years of dedicated volunteer work and community collaboration, the new Canungra Vietnam Memorial opened to veterans, families and
Read more1 Flying Training School (1FTS) and Air Mission Training School (AMTS) held a joint Colour Replacement Parade at RAAF Base
Read moreAn historic aircraft is being restored to its original wartime configuration after it was handed over to the Royal Australian
Read moreThe Newcastle Williamtown Air Show and open day, held over November 18-19, gave 2 and 453 Squadrons an opportunity to
Read moreFifty-five years after a 17th Construction Squadron flag supposedly ‘blew off’ a flag pole in Nui Dat, at the 1st
Read moreSince starting his career as an engine fitter at RAAF Base Point Cook circa 1989, Geelong Squadron Leader Mark Lees
Read moreTaking pride of place in 4 Squadron headquarters at RAAF Base Williamtown is a new painting commemorating an important event
Read moreThe latest and greatest in Defence capability thrilled almost 85,000 people on November 18 and 19 during the Newcastle Williamtown
Read moreWorld War II Bomber Command veteran Angus Hughes recently celebrated his 100th birthday at RAAF Base Edinburgh. CAPTION: Centenarian and Bomber
Read moreOnce just a name on the Blackall State School honour roll in Queensland, Sister Greta Towner (1891-1961), who served as
Read moreThere were no comfort breaks for Major Steve Muir on a flight from Perth to Sydney with a collection of
Read moreA part-time Australian Army soldier from the 41st Battalion, the Royal New South Wales Regiment (41RNSWR), Private Graeme Bray, had
Read moreA contingent of junior officers and non-commissioned officers have discovered the World War 2 battlefields of Papua New Guinea provide
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