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Sgt
Andrew Rule from Combat Training Center (CTC) at Lavarack Barracks,
Townsville, demonstrates new advanced training methods using
computer-based systems. Photo by Jason Weeding |
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Sig
Marissa Whight, 7CSR selects frequencies on the vehicle mounted
radio at Enoggera in Brisbane. Photo provided by 7CSR
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From
left, Sgt Jo Downs earned the Buchanan Trophy awarded for most
outstanding Sergeant recruit instructor; Commander Training
Command Maj-Gen Maurie McNarn; Cpl Adrian Baggio earnt the bi-annual
Dixon Trophey awarded for most outsatnding corporal recruit
instructor. The awards were presented at ARTC Kapooka.
Photo provided by ARTC |
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WO1
Laurie Case, left, is on hand to congratulate Musn Andre Carpenter,
QUR, on winning the “Champion of Champions” musicianship
award following his sterling effort in the Queensland State
Brass Band competition.
Photo by WO Ken Lincoln, RAN |
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There’s
not much good Aussie companionship when you’re the only
Australian in a remote Iraqi township but Maj Craig Madden,
RAE, is nothing if not resourceful. Maj Madden, left, scouted
around on Anzac Day and eventually came across Rochelle Knight,
right, a Kiwi from Christchurch, who is in Iraq working for
civilian contract company KBR. Add about 20 US soldiers to hold
the flags, wreaths made from locally-growing gum trees and “wha-lah!”
a instant Anzac Day ceremony. Maj Madden and Rochelle were in
Balad, a town about 100km north of Baghdad, where he was providing
awareness training on mines, improvised explosive devices and
unexploded ordnance.
Photo provided by Mrs Pamela Madden |
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Capt
Mitch Marcovich, 1CER, talks with students at Wagaman Primary
School, Darwin, about life as a soldier in the Army.Photo by
Cpl Chrissy Williams, Norforce |
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3RAR
veteran Bill Hall and Pte Jason Dunn, 3RAR, talk differences
between 303s and Bren LMGs to Styers with 40mm grenade launchers
at the Quantum Jump Celebration from 1950 to 2004.
Photo by Bill Cunnenn, Army newspaper |
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