The contract involves upgrading and extending air combat training support at Base Amberley in Queensland through the provision of ground simulator training support.
Over 2,200 personnel from the Australian Defence Force and US Armed Forces engaged in the three-week-long combined arms littoral combat scenario.
Army and Air Force personnel have together tested their multi-domain mobility skills to improve readiness for a warfighting scenario.
Boeing Defence Australia has announced it has signed a new component repair framework contract with RUAG Australia, aimed at enhancing Australia’s sovereign aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) capability.
The aircraft are operating over RAAF Base Curtin in WA as part of Koolendong 22, a combined US-Australian training exercise involving 2,200 military personnel.
In a statement released on Thursday, the US’ Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) rubber-stamped the deal, which also includes missiles containers and support equipment alongside technical support and training.