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-Volume 50, No. 11, June 28, 2007-
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    Series of errors in Sea King crash
    Sea King Findings: Board of Inquiry hands down report on fatal crash.
     
    Navy puts weight into Talisman Sabre
    Exercise Talisman Sabre 2007 is underway, with 16 ships and 3500 Navy personnel participating.
       
    Navy’s model behaviour
    On May 4, Centurion, the Navy sponsored 1/16 Scale FFH model was “launched” onboard HMAS Ballarat during an official reception.
       
    ON THE WAY: The Navantia designed F100 destroyer, one of three that will be built for Navy. They will be known as the Hobart class. Pictured is what the future HMAS Hobart could look like. Navantia, a Spanish company, has also been chosen to deliver two amphibious ships.

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    Maintenance crew
    The RAAF School of Technical Training, RAAF Base Wagga, graduated 18 new members into the ADF on Thursday, June 7.
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    GOPS paves way for pay-
    Effort to bring other ranks into scheme-
    DFRT is on the case-
    DSCM West two years young-
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    Lifestyle
    		  
    SMART MONEY - Building with a budget
    Treat your finances like your fitness and, with commitment, you can reach your goals, explains ASIC commissioner Jeffrey Lucy.
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    SICK PARADE: Time for more teamwork-
    SWEATY PALMS: Thumbs up-
    OFF THE SHELF: Not for children-
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    (Also: Eight Bells)
    Sports
    Giving some stick
    ON THE ATTACK: AB Zoe Kellermeyer in action for the ACT/NSW combined hockey team during the ADF Combined Services Hockey tournament. She was selected to represent the ADF national team which will play in a civilian competition later this year.
    Photo: CPL Kristen Pickering
    Armed and dangerous, Defence hockey players from across Australia fought out a week-long battle in the ADF combined services tournament in early June.
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    Also:

    -Stars set to shine

    -Touch of Warrior success

    -Chance to show Laser power

    -Briefs


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