RAAF reservist fighting under a different hat
With an RAAF career that started in 1976, Squadron Leader Del Gaudry has worn many hats in her time – currently a firefighter’s in the Blue Mountains.
Read moreWith an RAAF career that started in 1976, Squadron Leader Del Gaudry has worn many hats in her time – currently a firefighter’s in the Blue Mountains.
Read moreApproximately 29 tonnes of fire retardant was delivered to RAAF Base Richmond from the USA on 1 February by a Royal Canadian Air Force CC-177A Globemaster.
Read moreUpdated 9am 3 February 2020 CAPTION: RAAF No 22 Squadron Air Movements Section personnel prepare to unload fire retardant from
Read moreTwo Army ambulances flown by C-17 to Canberra are now operating high in the ACT’s hills alongside fire trucks and crews battling the Orroral Valley Fire.
Read moreA new era of dawn patrols has arrived in the ACT with Army drones monitoring spot fires during early morning hours before conventional aircraft get started.
Read moreThe Australian Army has increased its support to the ACT Ambulance Service by providing ambulances, crews and familiarisation training for
Read moreUpdated at 11am 2 February 2020 CAPTION: Gunner Scott Fressand, 20th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, prepares to launch a Wasp
Read moreADF today formally thanked employers for supporting the call out of Reservists for Op Bushfire Assist at events in NSW, South Australia and Victoria.
Read moreADF says temporary increase of 1100 in bushfire support is due to Reservists transitioning from compulsory to voluntary service. Counting same men twice?
Read moreMedals that have been lost or damaged in the bushfires across Australia may be replaced under the Defence Honours and Awards Replacement Medal Policy.
Read moreAs a raging inferno threatened Canberra suburbs for the first time in 17 years, soldiers teamed up with ACT police
Read moreThe ADF continues to work with local and state authorities to assist in reopening roads, restoring essential services and deliver emergency supplies.
Read more9th Regiment artillerymen proved they could do almost anything when they were tasked with searching bushfire-damaged forests for koalas in need of help.
Read moreAcross the fire grounds of south-eastern Australia, Army veterinary officers have been supporting the health and welfare of all creatures great and small.
Read moreADF is working with other authorities to determine where support is most needed, focused on reopening roads, restoring services and deliver supplies.
Read moreThe ADF removed another 900 people off their Operation Bushfire Assist commitments overnight, drawing the total ADF force down to a not-insubstantial 5500.
Read moreTumbarumba cricketers were quick to accept an Australian Army challenge to wield willow on a sunburnt cricket strip in the bushfire-affected shire.
Read moreOn Saturday the 4th of January, the Hervey Bay RSL did a bucket collection for the Bushfire Appeal, and the sum raised was $19K.
Read moreIt was a proud moment for one Army nursing officer when she was tasked to give some VIP visitors a guided tour of her unit’s medical set-up.
Read moreAn MRH-90 helicopter delivering firefighters to the Namadgi National Park west of Canberra accidentally started a new ‘Emergency Warning’ level bushfire.
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