Aviation News – The Australian Army officially concluded flying operations for its ARH Tiger helicopter fleet following a final farewell flypast over Mindil Beach in Darwin, Northern Territory, on 24 September 2026. Four ARH Tiger helicopters flew together during the ceremonial demonstration, bringing a formal close to more than two decades of active military service. The aircraft entered Australian service in 2004, serving as a core asset within the 1st Aviation Regiment throughout its operational lifecycle.

Denmark’s Systematic A/S has signed a long-term contract with the Australian Department of Defence to supply its SitaWare command-and-control software to the Australian Army, the company confirmed on Tuesday.The agreement, described by Systematic’s chief executive Nikolaj Bramsen as “a tidy seven…

M30 BEB（Bridge Erection Boat：架橋作業艇）は、浮き橋やいかだの設営および運用を支援

Brereton was previously a New South Wales Supreme Court Judge.

Grayden was also a veteran of World War II.

25 April marks the start of the Gallipoli (aka the Dardanelles) Campaign one of the most well known campaigns during World War I and the campaign became an important moment for the countries of Austra...

Coyle is currently the Chief of Joint Capabilities of the Australian Defence Force.

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle is the new Chief of the Australian Army starting 13 April 2026. This is a historic first for women in the military.

Aviation News – The Australian Army has begun flying its first AH-64E Apache attack helicopters in Townsville, marking a major milestone in the introduction of the advanced combat platform into national service. The announcement, made by the Australian Government Department of Defence on 28 November 2025, confirms that all required checks and approvals have been completed, clearing the aircraft for safe operation.