The Army Reserve is different things to different people. For Corporal Timothy Riley, from the 4th Brigade-based 5th/6th Battalion, Royal Victoria Regiment - Australian Army, it includes the many opportunities that are available to him. “This is my footy club, this is my place that I can go. I can really be myself, I can express myself how I want to. It’s a really great opportunity to enhance your lived experience,” he says. Corporal Riley took part in EXERCISE WARFIGHTER in Puckapunyal Military

The Army Indigenous Development Program (AIDP) conducted on-the-job-training with the units from the 1st Brigade as part of a visit to Robertson Barracks from the 22nd to 26th of May 2017. The AIDP is for young Indigenous adults that want to join the Australian Army but may be challenged by reading and writing, fitness, or are just not sure if the Australian Army is for them. The AIDP is a five and a half month residential course that focuses on six key areas of Language, Literacy, and Numeracy

By joining the Army Reserve, you can receive financial aid for college and gain invaluable leadership experience. | GoArmy

As the first group of recruits arrive at the Army Recruit Training Centre, Kapooka for 2018, we share with you what it is like for a day in the life of a Kapooka recruit. Over a 83 day period, recruits progress through increasing levels of physical and mental challenges, learning the basics of soldiering including the use of infantry weapons, navigation, communications, drill, military ethos and leadership. #GoodSoldiering #OurTeam #AusArmy -------------------------------------------------------