Brilliant ⭐️

Can these kinds of incremental improvements replace something like this? 👇 ⚡️ 🔋 ☀️ Think Defence

Proud to march with soldiers and officers behind a guidon with so many prestigious battle honours. 😌

Will RSM Ceremonial approve plumes on our helmets? Eamon Eli Lea

“…extend the operational life of the platform until 2050.” 😮‍💨

Thankfully we modernised a lot of our barracks in the past decade to a very good standard. The clarity of the message here - delivered with honesty and enthusiasm is fantastic.

Jack’s a very smart man, but I disagree with the intent of his argument. If we go back to WW1, we saw a Mk5 tank with 8 crew and an A7V tank with 20. Not very personnel efficient. 20 years later those figures had halved. Point is that automation is in the early days.

Fantastic article, Luke. Challenging to implement, but thank heavens someone is thinking outside the box to solve defence’s biggest problem!!

In Australia, we called these the “block of flats”. 🏢

About 2 minutes 44 seconds of firing 💥

Very rare to see back-up or redundancy mode used, but critical in case you lose electrical power.

What’s the average cost of these? 💵

Musk: 2029 😊 Marketing: 2031 😩 Project manager: 2033 😤 Engineer: 3037 🤯 Supplier: yeah nah 🤬

Mobility 🛞🛞🛞🛞

Here comes the boom! 💥 Australian Army soldiers from the 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment conduct demolitions during Exercise Dingo Fury. 📷 CPL Riley Blennerhassett #YourADF #AusArmy

Not long before it looks like this… 🔜 👌

I’ve been told these were the glory years…

Have always wondered the suitability of bicycles for light infantry. 🤔 🚲

Odd headline given we are hosting TS25. Like saying “USA joining Los Angeles Olympics 2028”. 🤭

Look at that I beam bend 🌉 😮