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Mind-control robots a reality
New technology is making mind reading possible with positive implications for the fields of healthcare, aerospace and advanced manufacturing. The…
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Taking the fight to armour
Their cannons, heavy machine guns and impressive speed make armoured vehicles perfect for annihilating dismounted infantry. But they are vulnerable…
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Sappers who dig together, stay together
Sappers from 3 Combat Engineer Regiment (3CER) and Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) have been working together to do…
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Live-fire training vital for Ukrainian recruits
Accuracy and lethality were paramount for the Armed Forces of Ukraine recruits during their live-fire training in the UK. Under…
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Soldiers train to deal with protesters
Soldiers with shields, unruly role players and snapping canines were all that was needed to run a population protection control…
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Drone program opens new career flight path for students
The Army Drone Racing Team has joined forces with the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) Sir Lawrence Wackett Defence…
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Diggers teach Ukrainian recruits skills to survive
In a section of woodlands in southern England, a platoon of Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) recruits are developing survivability skills…
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Ready Reliable Responsive in action
In January this year, the International Armoured Vehicle conference in London re-affirmed that armour is far from dead. Leaders in…
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Soldiers prepare to deliver combat training
Members of 6th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment and 2nd Health Battalion have been preparing for…
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Warrant Officer tracks down entitlements for comrades
An air dispatch warrant officer who worked to get his soldiers tens of thousands of dollars in lost parachute entitlements…
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