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Paw
Print
3CER
has recently completed the clean up stage of its visionary
shanty town at High Range, leaving a substantial paw print.
Hit
by thunder storm
A THUNDERSTORM circled 18 Fd Sqn, 3CER,
for three weeks without a drop of rain and the only clouds
were smoke and dust.

Sappers'
immediate action
THE professionalism and humility for
which Australian soldiers are renowned was brought to life
recently when two Victorian sappers attempted to resuscitate
a dying man in a hardware store.

Realistic
is the word for 1 Div
READINESS and realistic, relevant training
are the catchcries emanating from HQ 1 Div since the appointment
of the commander, Maj-Gen Mark Evans three months ago.

New
standard raised
DARWIN-based 1 Armd Regt was recently
presented with a new Regimental Standard by the Governor-General
Peter Hollingworth during a mounted parade in the Top End.

The
big cat will soon prowl at night
The future looks bright for ADI and
the Armys 90 Leopard tanks, thanks to the signing of
the Leopard Tank Thermal Sight (LTTS) contract with UK company
Thales Electronics.
New
2RAR barracks
EXTENSIVE demolitions at Lavarack Barracks
have sparked a renewed interest in its development project.

Defence
wins at Adelaide Show
THRILL rides and show bags werent
the only things on offer at this years Royal Adelaide
Show, with a new high tech Defence display making its first
South Australian appearance.

"Korea
Remembered" offered to soldiers
As
a result of a recent article (Army, July 4, 2002), Land Warfare
Development Centre had such a large response to an offer to
provide copies of the military history publication Korea
Remembered, pictured, that it is now being offered free
to every member of the Army.

International
News
Arsenal
collection success
THE
once war-torn island of Bougainville is a lot quieter these
days thanks to the efforts of Australian soldiers and their
multinational counterparts in the Peace Monitoring Group,
responsible for the ongoing task of assisting the locals in
ridding their nation of its deadly arsenal.
Having
a hawk eye for detail
AN ARMY aviator who failed art at high
school is having the last laugh as his sketches of military
life hang outside the Prime Ministers office in Canberra.

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These
feet are made for fundraising
WHAT better way to recruit new soldiers
than by participating in a charity relay to raise $32,000
for the NSW Cancer Council?

Big
hearts at JLU(NQ)
CYSTIC Fibrosis (CF) awareness in the
North Queensland region will ramp up into a full-scale support
network because Joint Logistics Unit JLU(NQ) has heart.

5
Avn Regt's fill 'em up capability
The Tanker Fuel Section at 5 Avn Regt
has received cutting-edge aviation refuelling capabilities.
New
name for family support
THE Defence Families of Australia (DFA)
is the new official name for the National Consultative Group
of Service Families (NCGSF).

Watercraft
plans underway
ADI Newcastle will soon start work on
the design and construction of six amphibious watercraft,
having recently signed a $32.73 million contract with Defence.

Outdoor
chapel re-dedicated
Cabarlah-based soldiers recently gathered
at the re-dedication ceremony of the Borneo Barracks Outdoor
Chapel.

C2
licence training outsourced
TRANSPORT Wing of Distribution Division
ALTC will increase the delivery of driver training from 2003
through an outsourced commercial contract.

Carnarvon
upgrade
THE Pilbara Regt stepped up its ability
to operate patrols outside its Karratha headquarters when
it opened a new base at Carnarvon last month.

Win
a $100 gift voucher from DHA
Defence personnel who participate in
DHAs relocation survey will go into a draw to win one
of several $100 gift vouchers from Frontline Defence Services.

First
female in CSM role
FOR
the first time in US Army history, a female soldier has been
selected as the Army Reserve Command Sergeant Major (CSM).

Anzac
spirit alive and well
THERE
can be no doubt that the Anzac spirit that links Australia
and New Zealand remains of the utmost importance, with a recent
visit by the NZ Army Chief of General Staff strengthening
the already-strong ties.

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