Joint Logistics Command Australia

Great engagement this week at Joint Logistics Command!🤝🌏

We were proud to host Brigadier General Suprayogi, Deputy Assistant to the Chief of Defence Force of Indonesia for Logistics, and his team for the annual Joint Logistics Sub Committee.

From strengthening cooperation and sharing lessons learned, to exploring new training and mutual support opportunities, the discussions highlighted our shared commitment to building stronger, more capable logistics forces.

Beyond the meetings, we were honoured to host our Indonesian partners at the Australian War Memorial and the Last Post Ceremony - an opportunity to reflect, connect, and deepen the enduring relationship between our two militaries.
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So incredibly proud of the JLC members recognised on the Kings’s Birthday 2026 Honours List:

Awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for meritorious performance of duty as a joint movements specialist within the ADF, Warrant Officer Class One Adam Harper.

Awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) for outstanding achievement in C-17A sustainment support for the Royal Australian Air Force, Squadron Leader Emily Hartley.

Awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) for outstanding achievement as the Director Navy Strategic Logistics, Captain Cristopher Searle, RAN.

Awarded the Conspicuous Service Medal (CSM) for meritorious achievement as part of the Combined Joint Theatre Support Component, Captain Aaron Wurfel.

Amazing to see the people of JLC recognised in this way! Congratulations to all four members for their exceptional efforts 🥇🙌👏 🤩👊⭐️

For National Reconciliation Week 2026, Joint Logistics Command personnel demonstrated we’re ‘All In’ by contributing to a collective artwork symbolising our commitment to reconciliation, inclusion and a stronger Defence team.

⭐️It takes a village to enable an on the move ⭐️

Senior logisticians from across Defence gathered to hear from the Chief of Joint Capabilities (LTGEN Susan Coyle), as part of the quarterly Defence Logistics Board. The team were reminded of the power that comes when logisticians work together to deliver a capable, resilient and connected Defence Logistics Network.

⭐️Standing shoulder to shoulder with our industry partners in the delivery of theatre logistics ⭐️

Be it maintenance, warehousing, distribution, explosive ordnance or fuel services - rely on our industry partners to deliver theatre logistics both home and abroad.

Recently the senior leadership teams from within JLC and our major industry partners met to discuss how we can best deliver tonight, tomorrow and together.

We are stronger as part of .

A shout out to the teams delivering to the ADF in North and South Queensland. 💪🌟

As a geographically dispersed organisation, Command Visits help leadership maintain strong connections with the hardworking people of JLC, which is essential in understanding local challenges and celebrating successes. They also serve as a great opportunity to recognise the professionalism and commitment of our people.

deliver - all day, every day. 🇦🇺📦✈️🫡

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⭐️Developing logisticians as part of an integrated force.⭐️

Joint Logistics Command is delivering an integrated logistics course that brings together ADF, APS and international logisticians to strengthen joint capability and professional networks.

Moving beyond single-Service training, the course focuses on joint thinking, integration, and leading complex workforces - while building the trusted relationships that remain critical to operational success.
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Historic milestone: the first UK nuclear-powered submarine maintenance activity in Australia 🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧

From Feb–Mar 2026, Joint Logistics Unit-West supported the UK submarine maintenance period for HMS Anson at HMAS Stirling. Working with the Australian Submarine Agency and Toll Group to deliver critical stores and keep maintenance on track, strengthening readiness for Submarine Rotational Force – West under AUKUS.

Mission-ready logistics supporting Australia’s sovereign capability.

Today we celebrate 30 years of the 1st Joint Movement Unit (1JMU) 🎉 🇦🇺

Delivering JLC’s mission with dedication, skill and pride each and every day. Here’s to the legacy built by 1JMU and their continued success in the years ahead.👏 Happy Birthday 1JMU! 🎂

Big milestone for Australia’s long-range fires capability 🚀🇦🇺

At Port Wakefield, the first Australian assembled Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) rockets have been successfully fired at Woomera Air Weapons Range.

This milestone highlights the strength of Australia’s growing sovereign missile manufacturing capability. From storage and transport to safety, trials design and ex*****on, the JLC Explosive Ordnance team played an important role in enabling the delivery of this capability.

Next target: Increased production of rockets and further firing activities set for 2027.