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- Operations in Iraq
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Challenge met with increased funding
- Budget 2003

The Government will increase spending on Defence by $2.1 billion over the next five years from 2002-03 to meet the challenges of the changed strategic environment and the increased tempo of ADF operations, Defence Minister Robert Hill said on May 13.
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Reserve comes of age

Army reservist Capt Ian Toohill visits A Coy, 5/7RAR, as its tour of duty in East Timor – as the first reserve combat sub-unit to serve on operational duty since WW2 – comes to an end.
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Think tanks

THE trend in arms-corps training is moving away from corps-specific training and leaning towards all soldiers with specific combat requirements – this is the message from the School of Armour’s 2IC Maj Robert McLaren during a recent interview with Army.
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Fire fights in Iraq's desert

WITH the ground campaign over, details have been made public of how the SASR fought and won in the deserts of western Iraq, achieving their mission without losing a member.
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Extremes of heat and cold in the west

The western desert of Iraq is an inhospitable place.
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Welcome, we're Aussies

SASR troopers were involved in highway interdiction tasks in western Iraq after neutralising the threat of Iraqi missile launches.
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CA and RSM-A visit troops in the MEAO

CA, Lt-Gen Peter Leahy has completed a visit to the Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO), visiting troops before they return to Australia.
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Mum's the word in the MEAO

For at least one Army mum, mother’s day this year was more than a world away from her family.
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5 Avn Regt busy behind the scenes

While much media attention has been focused on SF elements, members of 5 Avn Regt have played a busy role away from the spotlight in the current operation in the Middle East.
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Part ship's Coy happy to be SAD

HMAS Kanimbla, one of three RAN vessels currently on patrol in the waterways of The Gulf, distinguishes herself in many ways including by the composition of her ship’s company.
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By the rivers of Babylon

A submariner doesn’t normally serve inside Iraq but when Leading Seaman Rachel Irving from Navy News was assigned to report on Op Falconer, she visited the Special Forces Task Group which had captured Al Asad Airbase.
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Pleasure domes amid the poverty

BAGHDAD, Iraq May 2, 2003 – Seeing television, newspaper and magazine images of Saddam's palaces is one thing. Seeing them in real life is something else.
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