Australian Army Cadets - Northern Territory Battalion

Australian Army Cadets - Northern Territory Battalion Headquarters NT is an Australian Army Cadet Battalion located in Darwin, NT. The organisation reflects the values of the Australian Army.

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25/06/2026

Drone footage of A SQN marching into their camp-site at Coomalie Farm.

LTCOL Sean Payne presented the following Award: LT (AAC) Trevor Connell was recognised for 10 years Service in the Austr...
25/06/2026

LTCOL Sean Payne presented the following Award: LT (AAC) Trevor Connell was recognised for 10 years Service in the Australian Army Cadets.

Trevor also completed over 40 years Service in ADF as a Reservist.

Congratulations and thank you for the remarkable contribution you have made to the ADF and Australia's youth.

Casualty scenarios out at AFX 2026
25/06/2026

Casualty scenarios out at AFX 2026

Congratulations to CAPT(AAC) Debra Marshall for receving her AAC Gold Commendation.Awarded for responding and providing ...
25/06/2026

Congratulations to CAPT(AAC) Debra Marshall for receving her AAC Gold Commendation.

Awarded for responding and providing first aid to an unconscious cadet at night during the 2024 NT AAC Annual Field Exercise.

Well done Debra the NT AAC Bn is extremely proud of you.

24/06/2026

The NT Battalion’s Annual Field Exercise is officially underway!
In the past 24hrs the cadets have been allocated their section for the week, ready to dive into the out field phase in coomalie creek.

Today, the cadets were given the opportunity to experience a live fire activity with the EF88 Austeyr and the F89 Minimi service weapons. After a successful day at the range full of fun and excitement, the cadets arrived back at base to prepare for the field phase of the activity.

Anticipation is in the air, as cadets are eager to challenge their skills and build their confidence. Tune back in tomorrow for more updates on our cadets adventures!

24/06/2026

NT AAC Bn commenced on Sunday 21 June 2026 with 113 Army, Navy & Airforce Cadets off for a week of memories and adventure.

On Tuesday 23 June 2026 the field phase commenced. Pictured here is A Squadron marching across Coomalie Farm to establish their positions for AAC NT AFX 2026.

24/06/2026

Welcome to the start of the field phase of NT AAC Bn AFX 2026.

For those whom are not aware CDTCPL Royal-Gray is one of the top drone pilots in Australia he is currently competing at ...
13/06/2026

For those whom are not aware CDTCPL Royal-Gray is one of the top drone pilots in Australia he is currently competing at the national drone racing championship please feel free to check out the live feed his race name is SRGFPV

Australian Army Cadets Drone Racing Championships

ADF Cadets Honour King’s Birthday at Government House on Thursday 04 June 2026.Australian Defence Force Cadets (ADF Cade...
09/06/2026

ADF Cadets Honour King’s Birthday at Government House on Thursday 04 June 2026.
Australian Defence Force Cadets (ADF Cadets) proudly formed a Guard of Honour at Government House in Darwin to mark the Official Birthday of His Majesty King Charles III.
Australian Army, Navy, and Air Force Cadet Units (including 70 ACU Larrakeyah and 71 ACU Palmerston) formed the 34-cadet strong Guard of Honour that was assembled at the request of His Honour the Honourable David Connolly, Administrator of the Northern Territory.
WO1 RSM Bryan Duffy marched the cadets onto parade prior to the Welcome to Country and later delivered a Vice-Regal Salute upon His Honour taking the dais. Following the salute, His Honour conducted an inspection of the Guard, taking the time to speak with cadets from each of the three services.
Guests at the reception included senior Defence personnel and recipients of the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours. The cadets demonstrated an exceptional standard of drill, discipline, and professionalism throughout the ceremony, earning high praise from attendees.
His Honour commended the cadets for their dedication, conduct, and commitment to service, noting their strong leadership potential. Despite limited rehearsal time, the Guard of Honour performed to a high standard and represented the ADF Cadets with distinction.
Regimental Sergeant Major WO1 Bryan Duffy praised the cadets for their performance and reported receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from guests, particularly regarding the cadets’ confidence and professionalism when engaging with dignitaries.
Following the formal proceedings, cadets were invited to remain for the garden reception, where they further represented their units with pride.
WO1 Duffy also acknowledged the valuable support of staff members MAJ (AAC) Julie Andrew, CAPT (AAC) Neil McDade, and LT (AAC) Alistair Royal-Gray for their supervision and commitment to cadet welfare during the event.
Additional thanks were extended to WO2 Dave Shuttleworth, whose drumming support added distinction to the parade.
All cadets reported a highly rewarding experience and look forward to future ceremonial opportunities, including the potential to showcase their achievements with the Duke of Edinburgh Banner.

05/06/2026

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BLD 09-G-01, Defence Establishment Berrimah
Darwin, NT
0820

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+61879710185

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