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The remains of a soldier from Buffalo who was killed in action more than 70 years ago will finally return home to be laid to rest.

ADF and Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade crisis response team personnel assess the damage on Atata island, Tonga. Photo: Corporal Robert

When HMAS Adelaide sailed into Tongan waters on Australia Day, it was something of a homecoming for four Australian Defence Force personnel on board

ADF personnel embark onto HMAS Adelaide at the Port of Brisbane before departure on Operation Tonga Assist 2022. Photo: Corporal Robert Whitmore HMAS

No matter where they are held, these National POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremonies share the common purpose of honoring those who were held captive and returned, as well as those who remain missing.

It may seem strange, but, in the 1960s, British military intelligence was secretly opening files on those citizens of the U.K. who were suspected of being alien abductees. This was, I should stress, post-Betty and Barney Hill. We have to focus on the intriguingly weird story of a young woman named Diane Foulkes. The year... Read more »

Captain Taylor Lynch, from the ADF Mobile Training Team, discusses photography techniques with Vanuatu Police Force Media team leader Sackrine Kaman

When the NYS Police learned Corporal Robert Getzewich, who was living in Dutchess County, had no known family they stepped in to make sure he was honored properly as he was laid to rest.

When the NYS Police learned Corporal Robert Getzewich, who was living in Dutchess County, had no known family they stepped in to make sure he was honored properly as he was laid to rest.

When the NYS Police learned Corporal Robert Getzewich, who was living in Dutchess County, had no known family they stepped in to make sure he was honored properly as he was laid to rest.