The Australian Armed Forces consist of three main branches: the Royal Australian Navy, the Australian Army, and the Royal Australian Air Force. They are responsible for defending Australia and its interests, providing humanitarian assistance, and participating in international peacekeeping missions. The forces are managed by the Department of Defence and operate under the command of the Chief of Defence Force. The Australian Armed Forces are known for their professionalism and commitment to training, ensuring they are prepared for various operational scenarios both at home and abroad.