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1.0 Introduction In the First and Second World Wars, men had come forward to join the colours willingly or, later on, had been compelled by conscription. But after the end of National Service, and the demobilisation of the last conscripts in 1972, Australia’s military needed to find new ways to fill its ranks, without an

Blue Tip An Australian Defence Force special forces operator from Tactical Assault Group (East), prepares to embark on a mission to intercept a ‘suspect’ vessel in the waters off Yeppoon, Queensland, during Exercise Talisman Saber 2013.

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While an all-out battle may be the only way to truly determine which country has the strongest military, hopefully, we’ll never have to find out. Battle aside,

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Australian Army soldiers serving with the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, patrols near Stanage Bay, Queensland, Australia, July 17, during Exercise Talisman Saber 2019. It is a fundamental priority for the U.S. to continue enhancing its alliances and building partnerships through exercises like Talisman Saber, allowing all nations to benefit from an environment that safeguards security, stability, prosperity and peace for the entire region. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class…