COMBAT AND SECURITY - Australian Defence Force Recruiting

Army ReserveIf you want to experience the Army without committing to itfull time, consider joining the Army Reserve. It’s flexible andaccommodates your career, studies, family, friends andholidays. Not only that, you’ll also acquire fantastic skillsfor both work and study, work within a strong teamenvironment, have opportunities to be deployed overseasand earn tax-free money.COMBAT AND SECURITYReserve jobs available in Combat and Security include:Armoured Corps OfficerArtillery Command Systems OperatorArtillery Light GunnerArtillery ObserverArtillery OfficerArtillerymanAustralian Defence Force InvestigatorCombat EngineerInfantry OfficerLight Cavalry ScoutMilitary PoliceMilitary Police OfficerOperator Weapon Locating RadarPatrolmanRiflemanPlease note that Army Reserve jobs may vary dependingon where you live, and what types of units are in your area.To find out what specific jobs are available for you,speak to your local recruiting centre, or call 13 19 01.For more information about the Army Reserveor to find the Reserve unit closest to you, visitdefencejobs.gov.au/armyreserveCALL 13 19 01 OR VISIT DEFENCEJOBS.GOV.AU

COMBAT AND SECURITYOverviewCombat and Securitypersonnel provide support tothe frontline of Defence. You’llprotect the Army’s assets andpersonnel; you may also havethe opportunity to serve onUN Peacekeeping missions.Utilising an impressivearray of firepower andsophisticated hardware, youwill make a difference insecuring the nation’sinterests withinand beyond our borders.RolesThere are plenty of opportunities for those interested inpursuing a career in Combat and Security in the Army. Apartfrom offering a unique career experience, each role belowenables individuals to gain highly specialised training as wellas the chance to develop personal qualities of leadershipand responsibility:Analyst Intelligence Operations Fire Fighter/Emergency ResponderArmoured Corps OfficerInfantry OfficerArtillery - Air DefenderIntelligence Corps OfficerArtillery Command Systems Operator Military PoliceArtillery ObserverMilitary Police OfficerArtillery OfficerOperator Weapon Locating RadarArtillerymanRiflemanCavalrymanSurveillance Aircraft OperatorCombat EngineerTank CrewmanCommandoMethods of EntryThere are a number of ways to pursue a career in Combat andSecurity in the Army. You can enrol at the Australian DefenceForce Academy, enlist at the Royal Military College or join tobecome a soldier through the General Entry pathway, whichis the alternate entry method from Officer Entry, and ideallysuited for those seeking a non technical role.For more information on any of these methods of entry,contact 13 19 01 or visitdefencejobs.gov.au/army/combatandsecurity