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ADF MOUNTS OPERATION BUSHFIRE ASSIST

Operation Bushfire Assist 2019-2020 is the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) support to the national bushfire emergency. The ADF established three Joint Task Forces under Operation Bushfire Assist to facilitate ADF support to emergency services in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.

The ADF is working alongside government agencies to coordinate and ensure Defence assets are deployed to communities where they are needed. The ADF is providing air and ground transport, route clearance, logistics, engineering, aviation support and accommodation support to the fire fighting and recovery effort.

International partners have also contributed to the response effort with personnel from Papua New Guinea, Fiji, New Zealand, Singapore and Japan operating alongside their Australian counterparts to assist during this emergency.

flew from Amberley to Adelaide to bring the desalination system (WPDS).

The WPDS is capable of producing enough essential purified water for the community, which will continue to be required as the aftermath from the fires continues to unfold. The delivery was made by nine soldiers from 6th Engineer Support Regiment, based at RAAF Base Amberley, and two health support staff from 2nd General Health Battalion, based at Gallipoli Barracks.

ADF personnel are also working with emergency services staff in the State Disaster Coordination Centre (SDCC) of the NSW Rural Fire Service Headquarters and alongside the Country Fire Authority for Victoria and Metropolitan Fire Brigades to provide the best effect from ADF assets. Air movements personnel palletise water purification equipment at RAAF Base Amberley, Queensland for transport by C-17A Globemasters to Adelaide to support the fire affected community of Kangaroo Island.

In the air, the Royal Australian Air Force is dedicating five aircraft including C-27J Spartan, C-130J Hercules and C-17A Globemaster to directly support civilian agencies in Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia as well as logistics, ground support, health, specialist capabilities and accommodation from a number of bases.

The Amberley RAAF Base has been a key part of the preparation and distribution of much needed supplies for those areas affected. Most notable was the delivery of a desalination plant to Kangaroo Island in January. An Air Force C-17A Globemaster The quality of the water will be continually tested by the team from 2nd General Health Battalion. Lieutenant Mark Loneragan, of 6th Engineer Support Regiment, said the WPDS was capable of producing up to 100,000 litres of purified water a day from the sea. C-17A ‘Globemaster’ pilot, Flying Officer Joshua Wright, fconducts checks on board a C-17A Globemaster III during a flight to the RNZAF airbase at Ohakea.

No. 23 Squadron air movements personnel palletise water purification equipment at RAAF Base Amberley, Queensland.