145 soldiers depart for Egypt to serve the Multinational Observer Force
The 145 Fiji Battalion 41 troops who will serve with the Multinational Observer Force in Egypt, Sinai, have departed the country. They are part of the rotation that wi
The 145 Fiji Battalion 41 troops who will serve with the Multinational Observer Force in Egypt, Sinai, have departed the country. They are part of the rotation that wi
In the 30-degree heat of Fijian jungle, with mosquitoes buzzing, a group of New Zealand soldiers are learning how to operate in a new environment and alongside foreign tr
Learning how to live off the land and fend for themselves in the bush are just some of the new skills 90 New Zealand soldiers have learned from Republic of Fiji Military
The Fiji Police Force is allocated $182.6 million seeing a slight reduction of $3.2 million from the Revised 2021-2022 Budget. The reduction results from the near comp
Discussions on how the United States and Fiji can work together to promote shared goals and tackle challenges were part of the agenda as US Secretary of the Navy Carlos D
Officers of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces are currently benefiting from Basic Recruit and Senior Non Commissioned Officer courses based on international best pract
India-Fiji defence cooperation in the areas of capacity building, capacity development and other areas of shared interest were discussed between the Defence Advisor of In
People's Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has congratulated Major General Jone Kalouniwai today for his appointment as Commander RFMF. He says Commander Kalouniwai has
The Director Army Legal Services, Colonel Kitione Tuinaosara says they have come through a very difficult period since 1987 and 2000 where the RFMF and Corrections Office
70 RFMF soldiers have left Fiji for peacekeeping duties in the Golan Heights under the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force. The contingent will relieve those w
This Easter as you work tirelessly in maintaining your commitments and responsibilities, I hope we can also remember those who are less fortunate than ourselves affected
Over its more than four decades’ long participation in UN peace operations, Fiji has contributed more personnel per capita to UN Peacekeeping missions than any oth
51 RFMF officers have departed for Tonga today to support those affected by the volcanic eruption and tsunami. They will be working with the Australian Defence Force,
RFMF Commander Brigadier General Jone Kalouniwai says their deployments to assist Tonga and those islands affected within the Lau Group are currently being placed on stan
RFMF Commander Major General Jone Kalouniwai is remembering those who are mourning the loss of their loved ones this Christmas. In his Christmas message, Kalouniwai al
Firefighters have managed to contain the blaze at the 3FIR building at the RFMF camp in Nabua this morning. The Suva Fire Station received a call about the fire after
More than 70 RFMF soldiers will not be spending the Christmas holiday with their families as they have departed for Peacekeeping duties in Iraq. The troops will serve
Army Rugby captain Manoa Tamaya has dedicated their Ratu Sukuna Bowl challenge win to the soldiers serving in the Middle East. Tamaya says they have seen the video and
Jone Manu kicked a last-minute penalty as Army beat Police 18-17 in the FMF Sukuna Bowl Rugby Challenge at the ANZ stadium. Police were leading 17-15 in the dying mome
The Chief of the Australian Defence Force General Angus Campbell says that he is extremely proud of the way the Republic of Fiji Military Forces and the Australian Defenc
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is currently conducting a training exercise at Queen Elizabeth Barracks. Commander Major General Jone Kalouniwai confirms the exer