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25.01.2022 On Thursday, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled our 1st Brigade - Australian Army attachments from 1st Combat Signal Regiment - Australian Army, 1st Combat Engineer Regiment and 7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. They will be returning to Darwin and Edinburgh. Their contributions have included both specialist engineering and communications services as well as general duties. Of note, 7 RAR spent over 2 weeks clearing trails in the Fox Creek mountain bike precinct at Cudlee Creek, a major step in the community restoration of the Adelaide Hills as part of #OpBushfire Assist. Thank you for your hard work, it is much appreciated. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering #OurPeople

25.01.2022 Teamwork is one of four Army values. A daisy chain is a very efficient way of finishing recovery support tasks quickly. Here you can see #OurPeople in 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force on a debris clearance task. Typically, 1 or 2 qualified members will cut down logs with chainsaws and the remainder work together to clear everything out. On #OpBushfireAssist we have completed over 500 tasks to date! #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

25.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery is supporting the South Australia Government implement state border movement restrictions. #OurPeople are part of the deployment of up to 100 ADF personnel to support South Australia Police border control points on the South Australia-Victoria border. They deployed to 10 locations over the weekend. #GoodSoldiering #ArmyinMotion

25.01.2022 Project Land 19 Phase 7B will replace the current Short Range Air Defence capability, including our RBS-70, as the Armys principal air defence weapon. The new system is the National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System (NASAMS). It is the van-guard project for the Artillery Modernisation Plan and it will deliver an integrated air and missile defence capability which supports coalition operations. The project has a planned initial operational capability in financial year 2022/2023. Kongsberg Defence Australia has recently announced the commencement of in-country manufacturing activities for the Fire Distribution Centre shelter subsystem for NASAMS by Adelaide Hills-based Zenith Custom Creations. Zenith is based just around the corner from Woodside Barracks, in Mount Barker, South Australia. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

24.01.2022 16 Regiment RAA members travelled to the Murray Bridge Training Area in October to support live firing familiarisation shoots for the Australian Army Cadets - South Australia Brigade. With the cadets varying in experience from first time shooters to those undertaking qualifying shoots, the 1:1 coaching from the 16 Regiment RAA members focused on the foundations of weapon handling and marksmanship principles to help the cadets improve their technique. LT Luke Wiles of @16Regim...ent was a safety supervisor for the activity. LT Wiles said It was great to see the cadets getting out of their comfort zones, enjoying the outdoors and experiencing some of what the Army has to offer. Each year, Army trains over 17,000 @Australian Army Cadets and @16Regiment are proud to be a #partner in growing resilient and confident future leaders. #YourADF. #GoodSoldiering. #ArmyInMotion

24.01.2022 Our dedicated medical staff are always keeping #YourADF safe and #OpBushfireAssist is no exception. 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force is supported by a team from 2 Expeditionary Health Squadron, led by FLGOFF Cheryl Brophy. They are always on hand in their PMV ambulances and can attend any site as required. Their tasks also include environmental health assessments, and mental health monitoring. On top of all this, they have not hesitated to jump... in and help out with debris clearance. They are a great part of the integrated joint team that is 16 REGT ESF Royal Australian Air Force #OurPeople #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering #AusAirForce

24.01.2022 Come join the 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force today at the Cudlee Creek Bushfire Benefit Concert at the National Motor Museum - Australia in Birdwood. There is plenty of food and entertainment to help raise funds for the bushfire relief effort in Adelaide Hills. Be sure to drop in and say hi to the team at the pop up Lobethal Recovery Centre tent! #OpBushfireAssist #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion... #OurPeople See more

23.01.2022 Today, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled our CIMIC team, headed by CAPT Narelle Peach. The Civilian Military Co-Operation (CIMIC) team are the link between civilian organisations and #YourADF. Embedded within the Lobethal Recovery Centre (LRC), CIMICs role in 16 Regt ESF is to liaise with community leaders, receive requests for ADF assistance and conduct initial assessment of whether the support task is within our scope. Their contrib...ution has been critical to the success of #OpBushfireAssist and 16 Regt ESF is extremely grateful for their hard work. A hand over has occurred and the CIMIC team in the LRC will now be led by MAJ Owain Griffiths. #ArmyinMotion #OurPeople #GoodSoldiering

22.01.2022 Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia, to raise awareness of violence and discrimination of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) communities worldwide, and to stand with LBGTI colleagues, friends and family. 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery is committed to the Army values of Respect and Teamwork. We support a safe and inclusive work culture where #OurPeople are presented opportunities to contribute to our teams regardless of background, gender, religion, ethnicity, age or sexuality. We fight in teams and are strongest when every diverse member is respected for the capability they bring. For more information, please go to: www.idahobit.org.au

22.01.2022 The Fox Creek mountain bike precinct in Cudlee Creek was a favourite for locals and interstate riders alike, offering a wide variety of trails with beautiful views through the natural bushland. It sustained extensive damage in the recent bushfires and unfortunately had to be closed due to safety concerns. In conjunction with ForestrySA, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force Teams have been working to restore the vehicle and mountain bike trails by cl...earing debris from routes and proofing tracks. The task commenced on 31 Jan 20 and was completed on 13 Feb 20, with all tracks cleared for safe access where possible. This paves the way for other agencies to continue the recovery plan for the area as well as restore the landscape. Please stay tuned for further advice from ForestrySA regarding the reopening of the Fox Creek mountain bike precinct to the public. Fox Creek MTB Trails #OpBushfireAssist #OurPeople #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

22.01.2022 Today 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled five members who joined us from 1st Combat Engineer Regiment in Darwin. They will be returning to go on career courses where they will receive training to develop both their trade and leadership skills. We also farewelled two soldiers from 10th/27th Royal South Australia Regiment . They were assigned to us from 09 Jan 20 shortly after the initial reservist call out and have been integral members ...of the 16 Regt ESF team. We wish our members departing all the best for the future and extend our sincere thanks for the tireless work they have been doing to assist our community in the Adelaide Hills as part of #OpBushfireAssist #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

21.01.2022 16 Regiment RAA deployed CONROD 1 to Woomera Training Area, SA, in late August to conduct a live fire exercise. CONROD 1 is comprised of members from 110, 111 and CSS Batteries. The deployment allowed our missile detachments to engage live targets and provided our radar detachments with the opportunity to train and integrate with the Royal Australian Air Force. Gunners fired the RBS 70 missile at a mixture of towed targets and jet-powered remotely piloted aircraft. A fortuna...te young gunner fired his first missile on his 18th birthday happy birthday Gunner Pratt! The Commanding Officer, Regimental Sergeant Major and Adjutant of 16 Regiment visited the soldiers during their deployment to observe some of the live fire exercise in action. #GoodSoldiering #ArmyinMotion

20.01.2022 It is a privilege for 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force to work with Team Rubicon on tasks throughout Adelaide Hills as part of #OpBushfireAssist. These volunteer veterans have mobilised from around the world to assist in the recovery efforts and their experience is invaluable. These images are from a joint task in Harrogate, one of many that saw #OurPeople join forces with the local community. #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

20.01.2022 Today, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force hosted Commander 6th Brigade, Brigadier Mark Ascough, CSC, DSM, who visited #YourADF who are working alongside state authorities and local communities in Woodside and at the Lobethal Recovery Centre. He was pleased to award Captain Mel Fuller a Commanders Coin for her leadership and community engagement during #OpBushfireAssist. Capt Fuller is from 10th/27th Battalion, Royal South Australia Regiment and has been working with 16 Regt ESF. Brig Ascough also took the chance to view air defence training and members of Combat Service Support Battery at Woodside Barracks. #OurPeople #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

20.01.2022 On 25 May, 111 Battery conducted a (belated) celebration of its 63rd Birthday, after marking the occasion virtually on 21 May. On that day in 1957, 111 Battery was officially redesignated as the 111 Light Anti-Aircraft Battery. Members of the battery were glad to be able to mark the occasion appropriately, and continue to embrace the opportunity to add to the history of the battery and the legacy of our previous members. #OurPeople

19.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force have been visiting Cleland Wildlife Park daily to assist with feeding of rescued joeys and constructing new koala enclosures. They were recognised by the Minister for the Environment and Water David Speirs MP and Deputy Premier Hon. Vickie Chapman MP for their support during #OpBushfireAssist. Watch below to see #OurPeople in action and the release of rescued koalas into a new enclosure! #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

18.01.2022 At its heart, Anzac Day is always a moment of personal reflection where we demonstrate our solemn respect for those who have served, and those who continue to serve in our nations uniforms. So how should we pay our respect to those that served in war or more recently during Operation Bushfire Assist this year? Members of 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery are writing to veterans in South Australia through our local RSLs. The letters describe what ANZAC day means to our ...#ourpeople and aims to connect them to veterans during a time of relative isolation. We got the idea from the Veterans SA Website (https://veteranssa.sa.gov.au/anzac-day-2020-commemoration-/), which has a number of ideas for commemorating Anzac Day in 2020. One letter, by Lance Bombardier Pullen captures the idea that difficult times highlight the best of the Anzac spirit. #AnzacDay2020 #LestWeForget

18.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery is continuously developing and supporting our junior leaders. This includes creating a Regimental Library with books focused on taking leadership behaviours to a world class standard. Our partners at Raytheon Australia have assisted us in donating 31 copies of the book Legacy by James Kerr for all our newly promoted Junior Non-Commissioned Officers. The book focuses on 15 lessons on leadership and cultural reform, aligning with Armys c...ore values and Good Soldiering. Upon posting or promotion, they will hand the book to the next junior leader and create our own legacy. 16 Regiment, as part of the Australian Defence Force, is working with Raytheon Australia to introduce into service the Enhanced NASAMS capability. Brad Ferguson, one of Raytheon Australias Chief Engineers, came to the Regimental 51st birthday celebration to present the books. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

13.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery celebrated its 51st birthday on 2nd June. In line with COVID-19 restrictions, we were able to gather a group of #OurPeople for an honours and awards ceremony in Club 16, where soldiers received some much deserved recognition for their achievements. Commander 6 Brigade, Brigadier Mark Ascough, also took the opportunity to dial in and address the Regiment. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

12.01.2022 National Reconciliation Week occurs annually from 27 May 03 Jun. 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery will be running a series of virtual activities with #OurPeople that champion equity, unity and mutual respect to promote this years theme of In This Together. 16 Regt, RAA acknowledges the Peramangk People, the traditional custodians of the land on which Woodside Barracks sits. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torr...es Strait Islander peoples within our community. More information on Defences Reconciliation Action Plan can be found here: https://www.defence.gov.au/APSCareers/Indigenous/DRAP.asp Please note that these images were taken during a smoking ceremony in Feb 2019, prior to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions being put in place. Defence is currently following whole-of-government guidance from the Department of Health in relation to COVID-19.

12.01.2022 On Monday the Woodside Defence Families Association hosted the biggest morning tea. The aim of the event is to raise money for an extremely worthy cause the Cancer Council. Although we were still required to adhere to COVID-19 restrictions, the Committee was able to raise approximately $1000. The event was a great opportunity for our soldiers and their families to enjoy a cuppa and raise some money for a great cause. 16 REGT RAA and the Woodside Defence Families Associatio...n (WDFA) would like to thank everyone who attended the day and specifically to the WDFA committee for all their hard work organising and running the event. The WDFA is a fantastic organisation that enables our members and their families to form meaningful connections with each other, should you require further information please join their Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/149312388481828/?ref=share

12.01.2022 Last week was 111 Batterys turn to return to work. They are taking the opportunity to conduct some training in our simulation centres. Simulation is vital to 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, as it allow us to develop Combat Behaviours by providing a realistic and challenging environment tailored to the skill level of an individual soldier. #OurPeople can perfect their engagement drills as individuals and in small teams before progressing to a live weapon. Our sensor detachments have been sharpening their skills in the deployment of our Counter Rocket Artillery and Mortar (C-RAM) capability. This network of equipment provides life-saving warning of incoming attacks against defended areas. Here, BDR Kendall is training his detachment in target engagement in the Advanced Air Defence Simulator

12.01.2022 Yesterday, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled members attached from 1 Combat Communication Squadron, who joined us from Williamtown and Amberley. They provided communications services including retransmission stations, manning the radio command post and also contributed to general duties in the Adelaide Hills restoration as part of #OpBushfireAssist. This behind the scenes work is vital in ensuring the safety of #OurPeople on the ground... in providing a link with medical services and commanders. They were led by FSGT Phillip Bond who, in conjunction with the 16 Regt CSM WO2 Gina Bond, conducted communications planning with JTF 1111 and ensured 16 Regt ESF is appropriately linked in. Thank you for your support in the Adelaide Hills #YourADF #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering Royal Australian Air Force

10.01.2022 Today 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled several members of our team from 16th Battalion, Royal Western Australia Regiment, No 1 Combat Communication Squadron and No 23 Squadron. They return home to Perth, Edinburgh and Amberley respectively after weeks of hard work in support of #OpBushfireAssist. Their contributions included engineering, communications and chaplaincy services, as well as general duties throughout the Adelaide Hills. ...Thank you for your dedication in supporting our fire affected community, your assistance has been invaluable. Royal Australian Air Force #OurPeople #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

09.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force is supported by our friends from the Royal Australian Air Force who have sent personnel from around Australia to boost our numbers. They are critical to the success of #OpBushfireAssist in providing communications and medical services, ensuring #OurPeople on the ground can complete their tasks safely. 16 Regt already has an excellent working relationship with the RAAF as we mutually support each other on exercise throughout the year. We are very grateful for this opportunity that will further enhance our partnership and allow us to learn from each other. #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering #AusAirForce

09.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Combat Service Support Battery members have been returning to work on a rotational basis, keeping our operations running smoothly behind the scenes. From equipment and vehicle maintenance to the provision of stores, CSS Bty works tirelessly to ensure our Air Defence and Air-Land Integration capabilities are ready now. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

08.01.2022 A message to all Army personnel from the Chief of the Army, Lieutenant General Rick Burr, following the release of the Inspector- General of the Australian Defe...nce Force Inquiry report into allegations of misconduct by members of the Special Operations Task Group while on operations in Afghanistan between 2005 and 2016. A redacted copy of the report and further information is available at: https://afghanistaninquiry.defence.gov.au/resources Welfare, mental health and other support services are available to participants and other individuals involved in, or affected, by the Afghanistan Inquiry. Information is available at: https://afghanistaninquiry.defence.gov.au/welfare-support

08.01.2022 The Sallyman is an invaluable source of morale for soldiers across Australia and overseas, bringing drinks and snacks in their iconic green trucks. They are members of the Salvation Army whose annual fundraising activity, the Red Shield Appeal, occurs throughout May. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this years appeal is going digital. Please join us in supporting our local Sallyman, Vaughan, by donating at the following link: https://digitaldoorknock.salvationarmy.org.au/16-reg...iment-r All proceeds will go to Red Shield Defence Services, including towards purchasing a new trailer for the Adelaide team. #RedShieldAppeal Please note that this photo was taken in February, prior to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions being put in place. Defence is currently following whole-of-government guidance from the Department of Health in relation to COVID-19.

08.01.2022 Today, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force farewelled 18 members from 10th/27th RASR and 9 CSSB, who return to their civilian lives. They were assigned to #OpBushfireAssist since 5 Jan when the initial reservist call out occurred. We also farewelled LAC Thomas Smith, a member of our signals team, who returns home to Newscastle for the birth of his second child. Congratulations LAC Smith and thank you to everyone for your tireless support to the Ad...elaide Hills community with bushfire recovery efforts. 9th Brigade - Australian Army #OurPeople #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

07.01.2022 Part of the recovery for the Adelaide Hills is the restoration of local recreational areas. Lobethal Bushland Park is a hidden gem where the community can enjoy hikes and spot unique Australian wildlife. 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force, as part of #OpBushfireAssist, supported the council-led clean-up effort alongside Team Rubicon. We cleared debris from tracks and felled unsafe fire-damaged trees. It is heartening to see the native bush is already regenerating. #OurPeople #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

07.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Force continues to assist Cleland Wildlife Park as part of the SA Governments response to the loss of wildlife in the recent bushfires. They are helping with feeding juvenile koalas translocated from Kangaroo Island and building new enclosures that they will be inhabiting once they are cleared from quarantine. The work at Cleland has been extremely rewarding for our soldiers and allows them an opportunity to learn ab...out our unique wildlife. Thank you to Cleland Wildlife Park for the amazing work you are doing and letting #OurPeople be a part of it. Here are some pictures of them working on one of the enclosures then assisting with one of the three daily feedings #OpBushfireAssist #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering #Koalas #YourADF

06.01.2022 Last week @16Regt RAA competed for the coveted Haydon Shield. The Haydon Shield is a combat behaviours competition based at the section level. This year the competition included the following activities: 1. A Kit Check of our personal deployment equipment 2. The conduct of an enhanced fitness assessment... 3. A tactical river crossing (using our pool at Woodside Barracks) 4. An ethical decision making scenario 5. An observation lane that tests members ability to apply the principals of why things are seen 6. A navigation test 7. An obstacle course 8. A section attack, tactical care of the combat casualty and then an evacuation by stretcher 9. A military knowledge test and an all arms call for fire. 10. A 30 minute cardio based PT session (the winning team travelled a total of over 43km). 11. The overwater obstacle course 16 Regiment RAA would like to congratulate all #OurPeople that took part, the excellent junior leaders and CSS Battery who took home the Shield. 110 Battery came in a close second, 111 Battery in third and AGO / RHQ Battery coming in fourth. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

05.01.2022 In November 2019, the senior soldiers and officers of 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery came together to decide on the units top ten educational resources to support professional military education for junior commanders. The intent was to collate different mediums to open up the learning opportunities to younger generations who have different expectations of education and interests. It was recently published by our good friends at The Cove - Australian Army.

05.01.2022 @16REGT supports South Australia Police (SAPOL) through Operation COVID-19 Assist along the South Australia-Victoria border. The last five weeks have seen 16 Regiment RAA soldiers supporting SAPOL officers at 13 border checkpoints, and assisting with a number of roving patrols in SAPOL vehicles. Notable events have seen soldiers adopt two local dogs while their owners recover in an Adelaide Hospital for unrelated illnesses. ‘Borris’ and ‘Esky’ are excellent additions to the t...eams on the ground. Not only are they great company at the checkpoints, but also a favourite of the local community. A visit organised by SAPOL from a local primary school resulted in another addition to the team - a ‘COVID Scarecrow’. The Scarecrow was constructed by the school children to help the soldiers and SAPOL keep the border safe. The Commanding Officer, Regimental Sergeant Major and Adjutant of 16 Regiment RAA, recently visited the soldiers on the ground to see their commitment firsthand. The checkpoints are now well established, and the effective collaboration between SAPOL and Defence is evident. Local community support for Defence and SAPOL is appreciated, with the regular delivery of baked goods and extra firewood to checkpoints. Their hospitality has added a comfortable touch to the operation, and everyone working at the border is very appreciative of their support. #GoodSoldiering #ArmyinMotion

05.01.2022 In line with updated Stage 3 COVID-19 restrictions for South Australia, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery was able to gather in two separate regimental musters at Club 16 and recognise #OurPeople for their outstanding performances during this busy year. This included issuing the first two of our new Commanders coins for exemplary adherence to Armys Values. The Commanding Officer also had the pleasure of promoting four of our Junior Non-Commissioned Officers and to issue each of them with a copy of the book Legacy. #GoodSoldiering

04.01.2022 This year, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery will not be able to commemorate Anzac Day with a dawn service or participate in one of the Anzac Day parades. Instead, we encourage you to watch the nationally televised dawn service by the Australian War Memorial on the ABC at 5am on 25 April. We also invite you to join #OurPeople in sharing a minute of silence at 5:55am at the end of our driveways. Lest we forget. #AnzacDay2020 #LestWeForget #YourADF

03.01.2022 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Emergency Support Forces tasks in support of the Lobethal Recovery Centre in the Adelaide Hills have now concluded. Since 09 Jan 20, the force has assisted over 500 fire affected residents with stock water and fodder delivery, fire-affected tree felling, debris clearance and clearing access routes to their properties. We supported local councils and the state government in restoration of community recreation areas such as the Lobethal B...ushland Park and the Fox Creek Mountain Bike Trail. We also assisted in the recovery of native wildlife by building enclosures and helping to care for orphaned koala joeys at Cleland Wildlife Park. We would like to thank the Defence personnel from all three services who arrived from across Australia at short notice to assist us in this operation. It was a privilege to directly help our community and assist them in their recovery. We have connected with amazing local residents and organisations, which has created lasting relationships into the future. As we refocus our efforts to force generation, we are conscious that our community is still in the recovery phase. We remain ready and able to respond if our community needs us again. #YourADF remains closely linked with the National Bushfire Recovery Agency, state and local authorities to ensure continuity of support to affected communities. Thank you to the Adelaide Hills community for your continued support of #OurPeople and we look forward to partnering together again in the future. Nicole Mankowski Photography #OpBushfireAssist #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

02.01.2022 Last week some of 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery returned to training. For the past seven weeks we have been mostly working from home to preserve our force. Last week 110 Battery was training at Woodside Barracks, supporting the Regimental Officers Basic Course that was exported from the School of Artillery in Puckapunyal. This included providing a Command Post (CP) for the Lieutenants final assessment to simulate an air defence battle. They also focused on detachment training, deploying the RBS-70 missiles and Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar (LCMR) detachments into the Close Training Area. We remain ready to support state and local authorities in response to COVID19. #OurPeople are complying with social distancing and good hygiene practices. It is 111 Batterys turn this week - stay posted. #ArmyInMotion #GoodSoldiering

02.01.2022 Last week 16 Regiment RAA, Combat Service Support Battery conducted Exercise Sustainers Walk within the Woodside Barracks Close Training Area. The exercise prepared the battery at providing logistic support to a deployed Ground Based Air Defence Battery and introduced the soldiers to using new vehicles and equipment in the deployed environment. The traditional Army adage if its not raining, its not training was in evidence throughout the exercise. Next week it is 110 Batterys turn. #ArmyinMotion #GoodSoldiering

02.01.2022 The Australian Army Band Adelaide is hosting a Bushfire Relief concert on Saturday 14 March at the Woodside Institute Hall. Come enjoy some fantastic music and support the bushfire relief effort! #YourADF #GoodSoldiering #ArmyInMotion

01.01.2022 On 24th April, 16 Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery Officers Mess conducted a Dialling-In night. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, a traditional mess dining-in was not possible, but never ones to let adversity get in the way of staying connected, the officers of the regiment kept in touch. The night presented the opportunity to develop and display our culinary skills, as well as share our experiences of working from home.