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Taliban attack repelled SOLDIERS from the Reconstruction Task Force (RTF) in Afghanistan have defeated the Taliban in the heaviest fighting to date in a four hour battle against 50 Taliban extremists.
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Razz dies saving his mates’ lives THREE Australian soldiers have been injured and an Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) has been killed in two improvised explosive device (IED) attacks by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Guard gets big smiles THE Australian Federation Guard (AFG) has been stepping out for good causes lately, and getting plenty of accolades.
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Bar-armour stops RGP in its tracks SOLDIERS from the Overwatch Battle Group – West (OBG(W)) survived an attack on their armoured vehicle from two men armed with a Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) and a machine gun in Iraq.
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Top shots CAPT Aleks Strikis has defeated some of the Army’s top marksmen to claim victory at Champion Shot Army (CSA) held at Singleton September 19-21.
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Electronic voting trial for deployed personnel ADF personnel on overseas deployments will create electoral history when they electronically vote at the looming Federal poll. |
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AACAP 14 wraps up at Doomadgee PERSONNEL of the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program 14 have redeployed to their home units, after accomplishing a successful mission assisting the indigenous community of Doomadgee in Queensland.
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Proud paras OLD faithful paratrooper, Cpl Bill Boon, 3RAR, made the battalion’s 70,000th descent at Richmond, Sydney, on August 1.
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Half a century of the SAS Australian SAS operations in Afghanistan are a culmination of 50 years’ experience, according to CO SOCOMD Maj-Gen Mike Hindmarsh.
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Major moments in SASR BORNEO and Vietnam were the first of three major eras that have shaped the Australian SAS, according to CO SOCOMD Maj-Gen Hindmarsh.
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From the bush to Belgium THEY might be more familiar with patrols than parades, but 21 members of 51FNQR have been well drilled in ceremonial duties for the re-interment of five World War I soldiers in Belgium. |
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