The ability of Australia’s special forces to rapidly and covertly deal with security threats in the Indo-Pacific will be boosted with new hi-tech equipment, including drones, weapons and communications systems, under a $3 billion, 20-year program to cement their position as the region’s most potent fighting force, Ben Packham reports on The Australian.
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Special Operations Task Groups Long Range Patrol Vehicles drive in convoy across one of Afghanistan's desert, or 'dasht' regions (Picture source: Leading Seaman Paul Berry, 1st Joint Public Affairs Unit, Australian Defence Force)
Special Operations Task Groups Long Range Patrol Vehicles drive in convoy across one of Afghanistan's desert, or 'dasht' regions (Picture source: Leading Seaman Paul Berry, 1st Joint Public Affairs Unit, Australian Defence Force)
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