Which three services make up the Australian Defence Force?
- The Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard
- The Army, Navy and Air Force ✓
- The Army, Police and Air Force
- The Navy, Army and Border Force
Why this is the answer
The Defence Force is made up of the Army, the Navy and the Air Force. Police and border services are separate.
This question is from: Privileges
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