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‘Korea
Remembered’ offered to soldiers
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Korea
Remembered is now being offered free to every member of the
Army.
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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.
Units
should compile a list of members interested in receiving their own
copy, and then e-mail Capt Karen Shum, Doctrine Wing, with the number
of books required and the unit postal address.
Books
will be sent to the unit in a bulk order for internal distribution.
Requests
for copies of the book must come from units (bulk order) and must
be received by close of business, October 1.
If
any member misses out on a copy of Korea Remembered, a print run
will continue annually if required.
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For
Immediate Comment
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Developing
doctrine publications currently being brought to full endorsement
are:
- LWD
7-5-2 Musorian Armed Forces – Aide Memoir; and
- LWD
7-5-3 Musorian Armed Forces – Tactics, Techniques and
Procedures
Comments
on these publications should be directed to Lt-Col R. Bradstreet,
Doctrine Project Manager, care of RTC WA
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New
Publications
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The
following publications were signed in the last month:
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Recovery Handbook (publication number LWP-CSS 4-2-1);
- Amendment
No. 1 to LWP-CA (GBAD) 6-3-1 GBAD Deployment
As
a result, this publication is now obsolete:
- LWP-CSS
4-2-1 (Developing Doctrine) Recovery Handbook, 2001
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Accessing
Doctrine
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Army
units can access current doctrine publications electronically
on the Army Doctrine Electronic Library (ADEL) at:
http://adel.defence.gov.au/cgi-bin/wfcgi
New publications will appear on ADEL soon after their signing.
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Information on current Army Doctrine (including how to access
doctrine in hard-copy via the Defence Publishing Service)
can be found at the Doctrine Wing homepage at:
http://lwdc.sor.defence.gov.au/doctrine/
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