Imagery specialists shoot surfers in dual training opportunity
Navy Surf Riders Association were shot by the next generation of Defence imagery specialists at Maroubra Beach, Sydney, last week.
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Saab to supply new deployable health capabilities to ADF
ADF is boosting its medical self-reliance through a $370 million contract with Saab Australia to deliver new deployable health equipment.
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ADF announces expansion of quarantine compliance support
ADF is expanding its support to quarantine compliance efforts after National Cabinet’s decision to raise incoming passenger caps.
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Army choosing which M1A2 to run with
Tankies can look forward to greater protection and lethality as Army upgrades from the M1A1 to M1A2 main battle tanks.
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Pilots graduate with home-schooling and adaptability
Adapted training and remote learning ensured pilots and loadmasters from No. 35 Squadron could continue their training during COVID-19.
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STORY RETRACTION – re Royal Australian Air Force name
CONTACT retracts the story titled “RAAF dropped Royal Australian from its name” and I wholeheartedly apologise for any offence caused.
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Soldiers released from quarantine after Victorian mission
Soldiers from Brisbane’s 7th Combat Brigade are home with their families after two months on Op COVID-19 Assist and 14-days in quarantine.
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Defence photographers’ COVID-19 coverage ignored
ADF published an unusual and telling story on its official news web site today, praising an external photographer, ignoring their own.
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I wrongly thought RAAF was dropping ‘Royal Australian’ from its name
CONTACT retracts the story initially titled “RAAF dropped Royal Australian from its name” – and we apologise for our stupid error.
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Tasmanian UAV engine company wins government export grant
A Tasmanian company that produces UAV engines has received a $150,000 grant under the Defence Global Competitiveness Grant program.
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C-27J Spartan proves it’s ready for anything
The C-27J Spartan medium transport aircraft displayed many airborne-operations capabilities on Exercise Ready Spartan Prove (RSP).
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RAAF’s 30th F-35A Lightning delivered
Australia’s fifth-generation fighter capability continues to grow with the acceptance of the 30th F-35A Lightning II.
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STS Young Endeavour assists with Navy training
Junior maritime warfare officers continued their Navy training thanks to the Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour.
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RAAF’s first payload launch from home soil
A DART rocket carrying a Defence payload launched today from South Australia, marking the first commercial rocket launch from Australia.
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Big guns still deployed in China’s back yard
Navy is conducting a regional deployment across Southeast Asia from July to October 2020 with HMA Ships Hobart, Stuart, Arunta and Sirius.
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Palau gifted 7th Guardian-class patrol boat
Australia handed over a new Guardian-class patrol boat during a COVID-safe ceremony in Henderson, WA, to the Republic of Palau.
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Did you know RAAF has arrestor cables on runways?
Underneath the runways of Australia’s main air-force bases, lifesaving devices lie in wait, ready to spring into action at a moment’s notice.
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Keel-laying ceremony for NUSHIP Pilbara
A ceremonial, COVID-19-restricted, keel-laying ceremony for Navy’s third new offshore patrol vessel, NUSHIP Pilbara, was held in WA recently.
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Defence/industry developing closer working relationships
The government says it is strengthening Australian Industry Capability and refining the way Defence does business with industry. FILE PHOTO
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Defence COVID-19 cases still climbing
Defence added another confirmed case of COVID-19 to its tally today [but we have no idea where], bringing its total caseload to 91.
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