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Online
jobs
Inhouse options for soldiers seeking change. SOLDIERS looking for
a change in job statements now have a resource that enables them to
make informed choices about alternative careers in the army. The Stay
Army site on the defweb contains information on every employment category... |
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New
system a healthy change
PERIODIC medical boards are being replaced as a new system of screening
the health of ADF members is phased in. Under the previous system,
soldiers were given routine medical boards every three years up until
age 35, after which the check became annual. |
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Pollies
parade for defence experience
POLITICIANS are on parade with several volunteering to be soldiers
to experience a slice of defence life. Aiming to give politicians
insight into army matters, the Parliamentary Exchange Program (PEP)
is designed to facilitate short attachments for senators and MPs to
ADF units at a... |
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Engineers
build on AACAP
NOT many people are aware that every year a group of engineers commit
themselves to bettering the remote Aboriginal communities throughout
the Asia-pacific region. ATSIC Army Community Assistance Program (AACAP)
began in 1996 when the Council approached the... |
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More
service for vets in Timor
Age has certainly not wearied the enthusiasm of five defence force
members who served in Vietnam and are once again seeing active service,
28 years later, this time in East Timor. |
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Guard
members follow in footsteps of Grecian heroes
ADF and veteran odyssey honours fallen in Crete and Greece. A contingent
of Australia's Federation Guard recently returned from a deployment
to Greece and Crete in support of 22 WW2 veterans returning to the
battlefield where they fought 60 years ago. |
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Letters
to the Editor: High cost of free travel
I hope that you can give an informed answer on some questions I have
in regard to free travel entitlements. As all Defence Personnel know,
Free Travel is granted once a year to all single members in the ADF
usually to their next-of-kin. |
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Diggers
defuse British
Old faithful humbles tourists 36-6. THE men of Old Faithful recently
took the field against traditional enemy Britain in a spirited rugby
match in Holsworthy and handed out a football lesson in the process.
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