Enduring Australian wartime aviation mystery is finally solved
The ‘Mystery of the Black Cat’ is a secret no more and the families of 10 servicemen who disappeared without trace in 1943 now have closure.
Tag: Royal Australian Air Force
Diggers in outer space as Aussie military sets up new Space Division
Country’s new space defence capability begins operating next year and will cost taxpayers around $7-billion over the following decade.
RAAF to boost its maritime patrol capability with more aircraft
Boeing P-8A Poseidon surveillance and response fleet is to be increased by two more aircraft. Total fleet size will be raised to 14.
RAAF’s new F-35A Lightning II fleet achieves operational capability
Fighter jets can now be deployed on operations for the first time after they were officially signed off following two years of testing.
New cutting-edge night-fighting capability for the ADF
Australia’s soldiers are to be given 5,500 helmet-mounted fused night vision systems so they’re better equipped to fight in all conditions.
New era for retired fighter jet at Australian War Memorial
Aerial veteran of more than 70 combat missions in the Middle East is to enjoy a leisurely retirement on display in Canberra.
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