Army disbands disgraced SAS squadron in wake of inquiry report
The SAS Regiment’s 2 Squadron, which has been heavily implicated in alleged crimes in Afghanistan, ceases to exist with immediate effect.
Tag: Defence forces
Australia to spend $300m on missile program
The federal government will spend $300 million so Australian warships are better protected against the threat of anti-ship missiles.
UK forces could ‘utilise’ Australian facilities
Defence Minister says Canberra would welcome armed forces from the UK utilising Australian facilities much like the US is doing in Darwin.
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