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The basement project is forging ahead, so to speak.
Yes, I actually bought a forge this week – and set fire to my work bench in short order
All just a necessary learning curve, I suppose.
But the biggest news – the bags of dirt have been removed from the driveway.
Now that 1st Armoured Regiment no longer has an RAAC role, and 2nd Cavalry Regiment comprises a dual role unit with the totally incompatible roles of close fire support and intelligence gathering, what does the future hold for the RAAC?
Thank heavens for 2/14 Light Horse Regiment (Queensland Mounted Infantry) and the RAAC ARES units. Thanks to them, the RAAC might ...
Australian infantry soldiers will be better prepared for urban warfare with the introduction of innovations such as the Dismounted Austere Shoot House (DASH), enhanced urban-training aids and a new Urban Operations Exponent Program.
CAPTION: Australian soldiers explosively breach a method-of-entry training door during urban clearance training a...
A small drone with a broken wing is retrieved from scrubland at Cultana and taken to a converted stores module with advanced manufacturing technologies.
Within minutes, the part is scanned, redesigned on a laptop and fed into a machine ready to manufacture a replacement on site.
The Australian Army’s 1st Armoured Regiment (1 Armd Regt) – which was stripp...
Members of Task Unit Marlin and 2/30 Training Group contributed aviation and ground-based capabilities respectively to Exercise Keris Strike in Malaysia for three weeks in July.
CAPTION: Australian Army Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter pilots from 162 Reconnaissance Squadron, prepare for a flying mission during exercise Keris Strike 26 in S...