Exercise Predator’s Walk – CONTACT magazine

Private Malakai Williams, of 5th/7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, fires a Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle during Exercise Predators Walk in the Northern Territory. Story by Major Sarah Kelly. Photos by Corporal Michael Currie.

Australian Army News

Diggers train alongside US marines

19/06/2026 Posted by Mike Hughes 528 Views 0 Comments 1st Brigade, Exercise Predator’s Walk, United States Marine Corps

Personnel from Army’s 1st Brigade and the United States Marine Corps rehearsed combined arms operations across the Northern Territory during

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Army soldiers from the 8th/12th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, conduct a danger-close live-fire serial with M777 howitzers on Exercise Predators Walk at Mount Bundey Training Area in the NT. Story and photo by Captain Nicholas Marquis.

Australian Army News

Soldiers see result of their work on the gun line

04/06/202507/06/2025 Posted by Mike Hughes 1863 Views 0 Comments 8th/12th Regiment RAA, Exercise Predator’s Walk, M777 Howitzer

Dust clouds the air through the percussion of each blast from four M777A2 howitzers on the gun line, shrapnel falls

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Soldiers from the 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, 1st Combat Engineer Regiment, the 1st Battalion, Royal Ghurkha Rifles, and Marine Rotational Force - Darwin conduct an urban clearance serial in the Mount Bundey Training Area, NT. Story by Dan Mazurek. Photo by Captain Annie Richardson.

Australian Army News Overseas

Exercise flags shift in focus to the Top End

07/06/2023 Posted by Mike Hughes 3842 Views 0 Comments 1st Combat Engineer Regimen, 1st Combat Service Support Battalion, 1st Combat Signal Regiment, 5th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, 8th/12th Regiment, Exercise Predator’s Walk, MRF-D, Royal Gurkha Rifles (1RGR), USMC

It’s always a good time to be a soldier in Darwin. CAPTION: Soldiers from the 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment,

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