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By Naval Air Station Patuxent River Public Affairs
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The Commonwealth Government has confirmed the ADF will acquire several new types of air and surface-launched long-range strike missiles for the Royal Australian Air Force and Royal Australian Navy. A…
This report brings together recent pieces which we have published with regard to the near to mid-term impact of the Blitzkrieg Afghan withdrawal strategy by the Biden Administration. We also…
Afghanistan map and flag outline on fire against the background of the flag of the United States of America. The concept of problems in Afghanistan.
Navy – and the Australian Defence Force – is about to undergo a major shift in military technology, in which it will enter a new era of sub-surface capabilities. Prime…
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During my July 2021 visit to 2nd Marine Air Wing, I had a chance to visit the VMX-1 CH-53K detachment at New River Marine Corps Air Station and to continue…
09/24/2021
By Defense Info Media Team
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has officially inducted into service the first six of 12 A-29 Super Tucano aircraft on order from the United States. US Department of Defence officials…
By Flight Lieutenant Joshua Vicino
How safe is too safe? Some would argue that even asking this could be considered blasphemy from Defence’s Aviation Safety perspective. After all, our airworthiness system, first introduced in the early 1990’s, is regularly described as being written in blood. But our mission is
