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1800 foreign soldiers to land on Qld soil amid Covid crackdown

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Nearly 2,000 foreign soldiers will soon enter the country for Exercise Talisman Sabre, Australia’s largest joint military training exercise with the United States, and all will spend two weeks in quarantine.
The biennial exercise will take place mainly across central and northeast Queensland, including at the Shoalwater Bay Training Area, from July 14 to July 31.
The scale of the ninth iteration of the exercise has been reduced because of Covid-19, with about 17,000 people expected to take part.
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International forces participating in #TalismanSabre will arrive into Australia throughout June and July for mandatory quarantine, ahead of the exercise! #YourADF#TS21pic.twitter.com/oaAqWLiKpX TalismanSabre (@TalismanSabre) June 1, 2021 ....

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Australia, US reduce the scale of Exercise Talisman Sabre 2021

The Australian DOD has provided details on this year’s Talisman Sabre training exercise, including reduction in participating personnel. ....

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Increase U.S. and Australian Military-to-Military Cooperation

The United States would benefit from reframing the way it employs forces globally to remain relevant in great power competition, particularly in light of persistent competition with China. Partnerships set the conditions for mutual operational success. The Australian and U.S. alliance, in particular, can offer both countries relative advantage by increasing training and operational opportunities in pursuit of shared security objectives.
In July 2020, civilian leaders from both nations’ diplomatic corps and militaries came together at the Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2020 to discuss complementary concerns and interests. The result was a clear articulation of the areas in which little daylight exists between the two. Specifically, participants reaffirmed that China cannot assert maritime claims in the South China Sea (SCS) “based on the ‘nine-dash line,’ ‘historic rights,’ or entire South China Sea island groups, which are incompatible with the ....

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India to Australia mercy flight passengers who tested positive to Covid-19 retest negative

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NABL chief executive N Venkateswaran said the laboratory had been suspended in April for non-compliance with NABL accreditation norms .
Due to confidentiality, we will not be able to say more than that the lab was found not complying with accreditation norms and hence suspended.
CRL Diagnostics managing director Ravi Tomar said the suspension stemmed from the misuse of the NABL logo and that the laboratory was appealing for it to be lifted.
Jatin Wig and his family were among the group of passengers who were stopped from boarding the plane.
Mr Wig s wife and toddler had tested positive to the virus despite showing no symptoms. ....

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The first repatriation flight from Covid-ravaged India lands in Darwin with 80 Australians on board

The first repatriation flight from Covid plagued India has touched down in Australia at Darwin airport - with up to 80 passengers hopping on buses to nearby Howard Springs for mandatory quarantine.
More than 40 people who tested positive along with about 30 of their close contacts were barred from returning on QF 112, which had a Covid-safe capacity of 150 seats.
In all, between 75 and 80 returnees made it onto the eight-and-a-half hour flight, which touched down about 9.25am on Saturday.
The first repatriation flight from India has landed in Darwin on Saturday (pictured)
The Qantas plane had up to 80 Australians on board after 40 were refused because of positive Covid tests ....

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