The 2nd Battalion, Royal Pacific Islands Regiment (2RPIR) of the Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) based in Moem Barracks are heading to Malasi, a settlement near Boram Airport following the Break And Enter at the Boram Airport Terminal last night. Stay Tuned for more details when made available. | Umi Blo Ples

The Papua New Guinea Defence Force's Force Support Battalion's Corporal Qualifying Course culminated early this morning with the final attack. The Acting Chief of Defence Force Commodore Philip Polewara, the Chief of Logistics representative Major Tarutia Gugu and the Commanding Officer for Goldie River Training Depot, Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Soti were present to witness the final attack. This was staged at the Goldie River Training Depot training area. The Corporal Qualifying course, conducte

The Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) has commenced operations using a new Bell 412 helicopter. Helicopters are critical for the PNGDF to complete training and operational tasks across the diverse and rugged terrain of PNG. This includes humanitarian assistance, such as delivery of 24-ton of essential supplies to Gulf province in late 2025, transportation of PNGDF troops from remote locations, such as Weam and Tabubil to support border protection operations, and swift disaster response. The

#TOP: Four Papua New Guinea Defence Force and Australian Defence Force soldiers descended from a military chopper at the National Football Stadium with the official ball for today’s game. Read more here: (https://www.postcourier.com.pg/soldiers-rope-down-from-chopper-with-match-ball/) | Post Courier

Military bands from the Papua New Guinea Defence Force and its partner countries delivered an impressive performance during the Military Tattoo at Sir Hubert Murray Stadium yesterday evening. The event featured performances from PNG, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Japan, India, and the United Kingdom. Post-Courier Online asked the audience what they thought of the performances, and these are their responses. | Post Courier