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Only Joking

"say again over""say again over"
CAPTION COMPETITION

If you can think of a clever, witty caption to this picture, email armynews@defencenews.gov.au (put "caption competition" in the subject line and include your name, rank, unit and location with your entry).

Dikko

Keep entries under 25 words. Entries must include the sender's name, rank, unit and location. The winning entry will be published in the September 8 edition.

LAST EDITIONS PHOTOGRAPH
"say again over"

And the winner is ...

Somehow, Cpl Bloggs just knew something wasn’t quite right with his No. 1 and No. 2 scout that day, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on it. ...
Cpl Andrew Smyth, 7CSSB

Army newspaper staff also liked:

No, Ma’am, your other left!
Maj Steve Bain, DJFHQ

You have been found guilty and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for the heinous crime of having a mullet.
Pte Troy Shanley, School of Arty

The velociraptors? No, they’ll never get through that fence.
Padre Geoff Webb, HQ LSF

Can we snip off about this much so the boys don’t get confused?
Lt Ben Gallacher, 8/12 Mdm Regt

I saw this trick in Crocodile Dundee ... you’re in my power.
LCpl Clint Beattie, 145 Sig Sqn

 
Listening post

Hot stuff on Talisman Sabre

Pte Kathryn O’Brien

WHAT’S independent, ready for action anywhere anytime, loves to travel and makes you feel great after a long time out bush?

The answer is Wanda Memtec, 10FSB’s Shower System Field Mobile, which can provide showers to 250 troops over eight hours using recirculated water. I first met her at Camp Rocky during the recent Exercise Talisman Sabre when rumours were rife about a thing called Wanda. The Yanks said she was “totally awesome” and “without a doubt the hottest thing on base”.

People can get the wrong impression about a machine that washes you with recycled water, so I decided to make up my own mind. I saw hoses coming out in all directions, jerry cans, a vast array of bottles, more flashing lights than a spaceship and a giant spray of water shooting out of a tank. Soap was supplied and there were no taps to adjust. A 30-second warning was given to indicate the four-minute shower was turning on or off.

Wanda recharged my batteries and definitely deserved its reputation as the hottest thing on Talisman Sabre.

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