澳大利亚空军 C-17A 运输机运送紧急救援物资从安伯利空军基地起飞前往南太平洋岛国瓦努阿图，以协助当地风灾善后工作。（A C-17 Globemaster leaves RAAF Base Amberley bound for Vanuatu to assist in disaster relief efforts caused by tropical cyclone Pam.）

澳大利亚空军 C-17A 运输机运送紧急救援物资从安伯利空军基地起飞前往南太平洋岛国瓦努阿图，以协助当地风灾善后工作。（A C-17 Globemaster leaves RAAF Base Amberley bound for Vanuatu to assist in disaster relief efforts caused by tropical cyclone Pam.）

澳大利亚空军 C-17A 运输机运送紧急救援物资从安伯利空军基地起飞前往南太平洋岛国瓦努阿图，以协助当地风灾善后工作。（A C-17 Globemaster leaves RAAF Base Amberley bound for Vanuatu to assist in disaster relief efforts caused by tropical cyclone Pam.）

澳大利亚空军 C-130J-30 运输机从安伯利空军基地起飞前往南太平洋岛国瓦努阿图，以协助当地风灾善后工作。（A C-130 Hercules leaves RAAF Base Amberley bound for Vanuatu to assist in disaster relief efforts caused by tropical cyclone Pam.）

英国空军6架“灰背隼”HC3 直升机编队飞往它们的新基地约维尔顿海军航空站。（Merlin helicopters from 846 Naval Air Squadron fly in formation from Royal Air Force Base Benson to Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton.）

英国空军6架“灰背隼”HC3 直升机到达它们的新基地约维尔顿海军航空站。（Merlin helicopters from 846 Naval Air Squadron arrive at their new home base at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton.）

英国空军6架“灰背隼”HC3 直升机抵达约维尔顿海军航空站准备降落。（Merlin helicopters from 846 Naval Air Squadron prepare to land at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton.）

英国空军“支奴干”HC4 直升机医疗应急反应小组撤离被简易爆炸装置致伤的阿富汗警察。（A Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) extracts a member of the Afghan Uniformed Police (AUP) following an the detonation of an Improvised Explosive Device.）

英国空军剩余的“支奴干”HC4 直升机在撤离阿富汗途中释放热焰弹。2014年十月底英军结束在阿富汗的军事行动后，3架“支奴干”被留下来支援非战斗任务。（A Royal Air Force Chinook helicopter firing flares over Afghanistan. After thirteen years supporting operations in Afghanistan, the first of the three remaining Royal Air Force Chinooks left Kabul this morning to begin the journey home. Since the end of combat operations in Afghanistan in October 2014, three RAF Chinooks were retained in the country to assist British troops in non-combat roles but they are now on their way home.）

英国空军剩余的“支奴干”HC4 直升机在撤离阿富汗途中飞越喀布尔山区。2014年十月底英军结束在阿富汗的军事行动后，3架“支奴干”被留下来支援非战斗任务。（A Royal Air Force Chinook helicopter operating over Afghanistan. After thirteen years supporting operations in Afghanistan, the first of the three remaining Royal Air Force Chinooks left Kabul this morning to begin the journey home. Since the end of combat operations in Afghanistan in October 2014, three RAF Chinooks were retained in the country to assist British troops in non-combat roles but they are now on their way home.）