Australia's Defence Force has retired its AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters. The ceremony marked the end of an era for the Vipers, which supported numerous exercises and operations. High-ranking personnel attended the event. The Vipers provided crucial support during many missions. The decision follows decades of dedicated service, including upgrades and modernization efforts. Newer models will now take their place.
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