Australian Army Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle at RAAF Base Curtin as part of Exercise Talisman Sabre 2023 at Derby, Western Australia. Photo: CPL Janet Pan.
Timorese personnel and Australian soldiers have been injured after a vehicle accident involving an Australian Army Bushmaster protected mobility vehicle in the Northern Territory.
Timorese personnel and Australian soldiers have been injured after a vehicle accident involving an Australian Army Bushmaster protected mobility vehicle in the Northern Territory.
Five Timor-Leste Defence Force personnel and two Australian Army soldiers were taken to Royal Darwin Hospital for treatment with non-life-threatening injuries, after a single-vehicle incident near Howard Springs on 30 August.
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Three Timorese soldiers remain in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. All remaining personnel have been discharged, according to a Defence spokesperson.
“Our priority is the safety and wellbeing of our soldiers,” the spokesperson said.
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