Army Reserve Collection

"Army Reserve: A Force Ready to Serve and Protect" In times of crisis, like the devastating bushfires that swept across Australia

Army Reserve Collection: Westcountry Army Reservists Call in Chinook Helicopter during Dynamic Training Weekend

Westcountry Army Reservists Call in Chinook Helicopter during Dynamic Training Weekend
Pictured is a Challenger 2 MBT and Chinook Helicopter on the Salisbury Plain Training Area. Army Reservists from the Royal Wessex Yeomanry and regular soldiers from The Royal Tank Regiment

Army Reserve Collection: 155mm High Explosive Ammunition for the 105mm Light gunbeing used during on Exercise Steel Sabre

155mm High Explosive Ammunition for the 105mm Light gunbeing used during on Exercise Steel Sabre
Lined up in the fire position, a battery of AS-90 used during Exercise Steel Sabre. Exercise Steel Sabre: The aim of this huge Royal Artillery live firing exercise was to bring all the components of

Army Reserve Collection: AS-90 moving to its firing during Exercise Steel Sabre

AS-90 moving to its firing during Exercise Steel Sabre. Exercise Steel Sabre: The aim of this huge Royal Artillery live firing exercise was to bring all the components of an effective Artillery group

Army Reserve Collection: MLRS captured as a training round leaves the launch tube on the ranges at Otterburn

MLRS captured as a training round leaves the launch tube on the ranges at Otterburn. Gunners from Army Reserve unit 101 (Northumbrian)

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"Army Reserve: A Force Ready to Serve and Protect" In times of crisis, like the devastating bushfires that swept across Australia, the importance of the Army Reserve becomes evident. During a press conference led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison addressing the bushfire emergency, it was clear that support from these dedicated individuals was crucial. However, army reservists are not only called upon during national emergencies. They also undergo dynamic training weekends where their skills are put to the test. Westcountry Army Reservists recently showcased their capabilities by calling in a Chinook helicopter for assistance – a testament to their adaptability and resourcefulness. Exercise Steel Sabre further exemplified the versatility of army reservists as they handled 155mm high explosive ammunition for the 105mm Light gun. The sight of an AS-90 moving into firing position added another layer of intensity to this exercise, demonstrating their ability to operate heavy artillery with precision and expertise. Captured on camera at Otterburn ranges was a momentous event - an MLRS training round leaving its launch tube. This image encapsulates both power and skill possessed by army reservists as they train rigorously in preparation for any situation they may face. Returning once again to Prime Minister Scott Morrison's press conference on bushfires highlights how integral they are in providing aid during times of crisis. Their dedication is unwavering as they stand ready to assist communities affected by natural disasters or other emergencies. The repeated mention of this press conference emphasizes just how significant it is when our leaders acknowledge and appreciate the efforts made by our brave men and women serving in the Army Reserve. Their commitment cannot be understated; they deserve recognition for their selflessness and willingness to protect our nation when called upon. Whether it be responding swiftly during national emergencies or honing their skills through rigorous training exercises like Exercise Steel Sabre, army reservists prove time and time again that they are an invaluable asset to our country.