A Company, Tasmania Australian Army Cadets Battalion

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04/09/2026
If you're in the Launceston CBD this week, please give what you can to this worthy cause. Every donation, big or small, ...
03/09/2026

If you're in the Launceston CBD this week, please give what you can to this worthy cause. Every donation, big or small, helps support the vital work of Legacy for veterans' families.

We are proud supporters of Legacy and the incredible work they do in caring for the families of those who have given so much in service to our nation.

⭐ 5 Years of Service ⭐Last week, LT(AAC) Wayne Johnson from 603 Army Cadet Unit - Scottsdale was presented with his 5 Ye...
02/09/2026

⭐ 5 Years of Service ⭐

Last week, LT(AAC) Wayne Johnson from 603 Army Cadet Unit - Scottsdale was presented with his 5 Year Certificate of Service by LTCOL David Mounter, Regional Commander Tasmania.

LT(AAC) Johnson has consistently demonstrated dedication to the cadet program, a willingness to assist in any role, and leadership as a positive role model for our cadets.

Congratulations on this milestone achievement, and thank you for your service to the Australian Army Cadets.

Lest we forget.
02/09/2026

Lest we forget.

OPERATION CHAOSThis weekend cadets from Tasmania battalion have come together at Stoney Head Military Training Area to p...
23/08/2026

OPERATION CHAOS
This weekend cadets from Tasmania battalion have come together at Stoney Head Military Training Area to participate in our Annual Field Exercise (AFX) Preparation camp in order to be ready and prepared for our upcoming AFX.

Cadets participated in activities around Stoney Head Military Training Ground, including a vehicle check point, directed navigation, setting up and maintaining an observation post, setting up and sleeping in outdoor shelters and many fun activity’s along the way.

Throughout the course of this camp Opposing Forces (op4) repeatedly tried to hinder and sabotage the main body in their activities, in the final activity they participated in was a lantern stalk in which Op4 was tasked with finding the main body whilst trying to protect a chem-light.

Weapons being carried by the cadets are permanently modified and unable to be fired. Their use is for training purposes to engender good weapons discipline and safe handling, and add complexity and challenges in the ex*****on of tasks.

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Written and photos by CDTCPL Tolputt and CDTLCPL Thornton

22/08/2026
Congratulations 🙌
19/08/2026

Congratulations 🙌

Great to see our cadets getting hands-on with some of the exciting electives available through the Australian Army Cadet...
18/08/2026

Great to see our cadets getting hands-on with some of the exciting electives available through the Australian Army Cadet Curriculum! 👏

Well done to everyone involved! 👍

Please check out the original post from 64 Army Cadet Unit – Burnie below. 👇

15/08/2026

🚨 Enrol today and be part of the adventure! Don’t miss out!

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What a fantastic way to kick off the new term by celebrating the progression of some of our members.
05/08/2026

What a fantastic way to kick off the new term by celebrating the progression of some of our members.

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