An Australian soldier has died in a training incident in the Northern Territory, and he has been identified as Corporal Brendan Hannam, 28.

PerthNow and The West Australian report that Hannam is described by family and friends as a beloved father of two. The Daily Mail adds further background, stating he previously served on tours including Afghanistan and that he trained Ukrainian troops. All outlets identify the death as occurring during an Army training exercise on Monday. The Daily Mail specifically reports that Hannam dies when a military vehicle rolls, describing it as a “freak” incident.

While the sources align on the identity, age, family status, and that the death happens during training, they differ in the amount of service history and additional detail included. PerthNow and The West Australian focus primarily on identification and family tributes, whereas the Daily Mail also emphasizes Hannam’s broader deployment and training experience, alongside the reported vehicle rollover circumstances.