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Alpha Company, 1RAR aboard HMAS Adelaide (L01) on Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2024

 

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Australian Defence Force Academy, Australia, January 2025

 

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Australian Navy Bell-206B-3 Jet Ranger

 

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The Royal Australian Air Force recently joined United States Air Force and Royal Air Force counterparts under the Nevada sun for Exercises Red Flag Nellis 25-1 and Bamboo Eagle 25-1.

With a contingent of 429 aviators and 18 aircraft from RAAF, the exercises focused on large force employment across various scenarios, as well as long-range missions.
Led by the USAF's Air Combat Command, Exercise Red Flag Nellis is regarded as one of the world's pre-eminent air combat exercises, providing essential training experience for aviators.

 

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I told you, the red board is longer...

 

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F/A-18F Super Hornet from No 1 squadron, Exercises Red Flag Nellis 25-1 & Bamboo Eagle 25-1, Nellis AFB. USA

 

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Royal Australian Navy Anzac Class frigate HMAS Toowoomba has been busy, carrying out unit readiness continuation training at the ship’s home port of Fleet Base West, and in the surrounding waters of Western Australia.

 

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Australian Army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, braved the elements and conducted a week of Jungle Warfare training in Tully, Queensland.
The training enhanced their understanding of operating in a jungle environment, where they concluded with platoon-level attacks for their final activity.

 

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Royal Australian Navy MH-60R Seahawk Helicopter flies over HMAS Toowoomba conducting a live firing exercise.

Photos: Christopher Szumlanski

 

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8/9RAR soldiers have honed their skills, completing four-weeks of urban operations training in Brisbane.
From four-man teams to platoon-level actions, soldiers sharpened their shooting, breaching, and close-quarters combat skills, enhancing their readiness in urban environments.

 

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Mud, rain, and artillery – just another day for Townsville’s 4th Regiment!
Despite being knee-deep in sludge, Australian Army gunners successfully completed the first in-field live fire of Assegai ammunition during Exercise Shot Start.
The new munitions boost range and lethality, keeping our gunners mission-ready no matter the conditions.