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Goodbye, mate
THE body of a 3RAR soldier who died while on patrol in the Solomon Islands has been brought home by his mates and laid to rest.

Message from the Chief
THE majority of Army members deployed as part of CJTF 629 on Operation Sumatra Assist have now safely returned home to Australia.

CDF praises B Sqn
CDF Gen Peter Cosgrove addressed the future of B Sqn 3/4 Cav Regt during a visit to the squadron on March 12.

2 Cav CO heads up Iraq task group
TWO senior military appointments to the Al Muthanna Task Group (AMTG) deploying to southern Iraq have been announced.


New field kit due mid-year
ADVANCED new field equipment costing $35 million will begin to enter service from June as part of the Army's Land 125 soldier modernisation program.


Memorial visit moves recruits
THE first recruits to embark on the Advanced Soldier Course at Kapooka have benefitted from a tour of the Australian War Memorial.


Another bronzed Aussie

EXEMPLARY service on operations with the Coalition has earned CO 1RAR Lt-Col Chris Field a US Bronze Star.


East Timor mappers thanked
AN EAST Timorese governmental delegation has visited the Geospatial Analysis Centre (GAC) facility in Bendigo to thank staff for completing the first comprehensive East Timor mapping project.


Soldiers safe after cyclone
A NORFORCE assessment team has returned to Darwin from an island-hopping flight to outlying indigenous communities that felt the full force of Cyclone Ingrid.

3 Bde troops are ready for anything
3 BRIGADE's ability to fill a short-notice ready reaction role and its high work ethic are its greatest assets, according to 3 Bde commander Brig Mick Slater.


Unstinting service

MAJOR General Jim Hughes has stood down from the last of his military appointments with his retirement as Honorary Colonel of Monash University Regiment (MONUR). Maj- Gen Hughes was dined out by all ranks of the regiment in celebration of his 55 years of service.


Long Tan vet retires
Won Military Medal on second tour
THE last serving member from the Battle of Long Tan is retiring from service this month after nearly four decades of military service.


Chance to win study scholarship
NOMINATIONS for the 2006 CDF Scholarship close on May 27.



Secdet 6B deploys
Farewell in Brisbane for Iraq-bound soldiers
MORE than 40 infantry, cavalry and military police soldiers deployed on Operation Catalyst on March 5 as rotation replacements for soldiers serving on Secdet duties in Iraq.



Top End cadet drive
A SMALL coastal indigenous community in our Top End could well have notched up a record in defence recruitment.


Mod squad finishes IET at Wide Bay
THE infantry's latest soldiers got off their P-plates recently at Wide Bay Training Area after successfully completing Mod 1 and Mod 2 of the reserve IET course conducted by Brisbane-based 9RQR.
International News
Thailand support
Our soldiers help with Op Phuket Assist
A SMALL group of ADF personnel has been helping Thai authorities and the AFP to identify victims and repatriate survivors of last year's Boxing Day tsunami.



Gunners deploy to Butterworth
WITH just two weeks notice, a composite rifle company of gunners from 103 Mdm Bty and several other 1 Bde units have deployed to Rifle Company Butterworth (RCB).
Engineers thank locals
1CER's two month deployment in Banda Aceh has come to a close and in a parting gesture the regiment held a parade of thanks for the locals.


Warm welcome

1HSB medical staff have received a warm welcome home from their deployment to Op Sumatra Assist.

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