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🇦🇺 ON THE RANGE 🇨🇦Exercise Northern Lights🌠 continues as North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE soldiers hit the range along...
31/08/2026

🇦🇺 ON THE RANGE 🇨🇦

Exercise Northern Lights🌠 continues as North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE soldiers hit the range alongside our Canadian Armed Forces partners from 4CRPG - 4GPRC 💪

The next day the two units also exchanged gifts as a symbol of friendship, respect and the strong partnership shared between soldiers.

🇨🇦🤝🇦🇺North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE soldiers are continuing familiarisation training in Edmonton alongside 4CRPG - 4...
28/08/2026

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North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE soldiers are continuing familiarisation training in Edmonton alongside 4CRPG - 4GPRC during Exercise Northern Lights 🌠

Working and training side by side provides opportunities to exchange knowledge, learn from one another and strengthen the partnership between the two units 💪

The Pilbara Regiment - Australian Army out and about getting it done in Exmouth, WA on Exercise C**t 🇦🇺Zodiac patrols, r...
26/08/2026

The Pilbara Regiment - Australian Army out and about getting it done in Exmouth, WA on Exercise C**t 🇦🇺

Zodiac patrols, radars and vehicle-mounted teams converged on the Exmouth Peninsula for Exercise C**t, testing personnel and trialling equipment in a mission readiness ⚔

🇦🇺Soldiers from North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE are underway in Canada 🇨🇦Exercise Northern Lights 2026 is is a recipr...
25/08/2026

🇦🇺Soldiers from North West Mobile Force - NORFORCE are underway in Canada 🇨🇦

Exercise Northern Lights 2026 is is a reciprocal training exercise focused on strengthening interoperability, sharing skills and building relationships between our two allied forces 🤝

4CRPG - 4GPRC and NORFORCE soldiers began their first week of training at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton.

Day one included physical training, equipment preparation and all-terrain vehicle training as participants began working together and building the teamwork that will carry them throughout the exercise 💪

🤝Train together. Learn together. Succeed together🤝Australian Army soldiers from 9th Brigade - Australian Army are honing...
24/08/2026

🤝Train together. Learn together. Succeed together🤝

Australian Army soldiers from 9th Brigade - Australian Army are honing their live fire skills in demanding and realistic training environments, sharpening expertise, building trust and strengthening the readiness needed for future operations ⚔

From solving complex problems to tackling shared challenges, the exercise is a reminder that strong teams aren't built overnight. They're built through hard work, shared experiences and learning together 💪

Well done to all of our Australian Army soldiers at 51st Battalion, The Far North Queensland Regiment on their awards an...
14/08/2026

Well done to all of our Australian Army soldiers at 51st Battalion, The Far North Queensland Regiment on their awards and promotions 🎖️

Thank you Chief for stopping by 🫡

Given notice to move with no warning, the Regional Force Surveillance Group - Australian Army, Army Indigenous Developme...
12/08/2026

Given notice to move with no warning, the Regional Force Surveillance Group - Australian Army, Army Indigenous Development Program recruits’ bush craft skills were put to the test during Survival Weekend in Darwin.

The challenge pushed participants to demonstrate resilience, teamwork and problem-solving under pressure, building the confidence and adaptability needed for future service in the Australian Army.

The Australian Army can confirm the remains of 30th Battalion AIF soldier, Private Archibald 'Blue' Hanley (pictured sta...
10/08/2026

The Australian Army can confirm the remains of 30th Battalion AIF soldier, Private Archibald 'Blue' Hanley (pictured standing left) have been identified 108 years after his death during the Battle of Amiens, France, in 1918.

Private Hanley was killed in action near Villers-Bretonneux, France, on 8 August 1918. Investigations made by the Australian Army’s Unrecovered War Casualties team have now confirmed that an unknown Australian soldier buried at Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery is Private Hanley.

The 30th Battalion AIF is a predecessor unit of 2nd/17th Battalion, the Royal New South Wales Regiment - Australian Army which is part of today's 5th Brigade - Australian Army.

Also identified was Lieutenant Hercules William Crawford(pictured right), 39th Battalion, Citizens Military Forces who was wounded and went missing near Pirivi on the Kokoda Track on 8 August 1942, and following a two-year investigation, Army concluded that an Unknown Australian Soldier buried at Bomana War Cemetery in Papua New Guinea is Lieutenant Crawford.

07/08/2026

11th Combat Service Support Battalion - Australian Army keeping us moving through Queensland on Exercise Austral Shield 🚚🇦🇺

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06/08/2026

Counter-UAS capability as trained on Exercise Austral Shield 🇦🇺

Coming to a 2nd (Australian) Division unit near you 💪

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