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19.9%
increase in Service Allowance + 3% pay rise
SERVICE allowance has received a boost
of nearly 20 per cent, with the new annual figure rising to
$8781 from July 3.
Croc
03 ready to rumble
PLANNING for the ADFs major training
activity for the year, Exercise Crocodile 2003 (CR03), is
being finalised at the ADF Warfare Centre, RAAF Base Williamtown.

Bridge
of capability
Paratroopers leapt into action to attain
the Parachute Company Group role in a recent live-fire exercise
held at Singleton.

New
trades for benefit
FOUR new specified categories have been
declared for MSBS Retention Benefit eligibility this year
all in aircraft-related areas.

Sisters
unite
BOTH
are experienced nurses, both have served their country overseas,
both trained at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and both have
experienced the ups and downs of being in the Australian Army.

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3CER
kick-start AACAP on Palm Island
AACAP is underway on Palm Island, a
Aboriginal community near Townsville.

Army
intranet up for IT award
THE
Armys intranet domain is vying with other Government
competitors for the annual Government Technology Productivity
Award in Sydney in September.

Farewell
to a top bloke
Tragically, ARTC suffered the loss of
Cpl Craig Kolaritsch in a vehicle accident in the Kapooka
Training Area on June 3, 2003.
JLU(NQ)
celebrates year 1
MEMBERS of JLU(NQ) celebrated their
first birthday in formal fashion, with a parade to mark the
event.

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MPs
on Iraqi streets
Its
late afternoon in Baghdad, peak hour traffic is at a standstill
and the temperature is well into the 50s.
Recce
finished
Nearly four years after arriving in
East Timor it was hard to imagine that children would still
come racing out to wave, but thats exactly what happened
as the Australian Army Aviation element carried out one of
its last flights over the young nation.
US
Marines sign up with Army
A NEW era has begun for the relationship
between the Australian Army and the US Marine Corps.
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Farewell
tour
As a 19-year-old Artillery Signaller,
W02 Peter Halvorsen served in a number of fire-support bases
in Vietnam.
Healthcare
comes to remote districts
As the RAAMC and RAANC celebrate 100
years, personnel from both corps are helping build a better
East Timorese health infrastructure as part of Op Citadel.
Building
ties
More than 70 engineers from 21 Const
Sqn have joined 45 engineers from PNGs engineer battalion
to undertake a major refurbishment of the Goldie River Barracks
to improve living conditions for soldiers.
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