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Australian Army unveils new order of battle to strengthen defence in north - Vimarsana News

Australian Army unveils new order of battle to strengthen defence in north

Major changes to the Australian Army's capability and structure including the transfer of key combat units from South Australia to the country's north were announced by Defence Minister Richard Marles on 28 September. The new order of battle...

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PHL, Aussie troops conclude 'Exercise Carabaroo 2023' - Vimarsana News

PHL, Aussie troops conclude 'Exercise Carabaroo 2023'

Philippine Army (PA) and Australian Army troops on September 8 formally concluded the three-week "Exercise Carabaroo" that enhanced participating units' interoperability in multination combined arms teams. Army spokesperson Col. Xerxes Trinidad, in a statement Monday, said closing ceremonies took place at the 1st Combat Engineer Regiment Headquarters, Robertson Barracks, Darwin,…

Pinoy, Aussie troops conduct tactical casualty combat care - Vimarsana News

Pinoy, Aussie troops conduct tactical casualty combat care

As part of its ongoing training to make both services interoperable in the battlefield, Philippine Army (PA) and Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (RAAMC) medics conducted a so-called tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) also known as TC3 during the ongoing “Exercise Carabaroo 2023” on September 3. In a statement released…

Marines killed in NT aircraft tragedy finally return to US - Vimarsana News

Marines killed in NT aircraft tragedy finally return to US

The bodies of three US marines who died in a military plane crash in the Northern Territory have started the long journey home.

Pentagon still confident in Osprey after marine deaths - Vimarsana News

Pentagon still confident in Osprey after marine deaths

Authorities say the embattled aircraft that crashed in the Northern Territory, killing three marines, will remain in the US fleet as investigations continue.