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Snipers
Cpl Nathan Heckel and Pte Stewart Alpert, 6RAR, practise on
a range in Baghdad. They are members of the 100-strong Security
Detachment that provides protection for Australian Government
personnel working at the Australian Embassy in Baghdad’s
International Zone.
Photo by Cpl Robert Nyffenegger |
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Howzat:
Sgt Glyn Young at Lord’s Cricket Ground with the famous
pavilion in the background. Sgt Young was one of five ADF
members on Exercise Long Look who were volunteer stewards
at the first Test between England and Australia.
Photo by AB Joanne Edwards
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Not
quite cricket: Sgt Bret Major before donning a cricket outfit
to join the AMTG cricket team in its battle with their British
counterparts at the AMCG (Al Muthanna Cricket Ground) for
the Desert Ashes series.
Photo by Capt Keith Wilkinson
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Long haul: Gnr Matthew Cameron, Sgt Damyn Burridge, Bdr Alexander
Howe and Lt Chris Slocombe, 41 Fd Bty, competed in the Kokoda
Challenge 96km trek as the 41 Battery Sharks. They were awarded
the 39 Militia Mateship Award for their efforts at the Inaugural
Kokoda Challenge Gala Ball. 41 Fd Bty members transported
Kokoda veterans around the course and provided two 105mm Hamel
guns at the finish.
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How many: Cpl Stephen Norris, 176 AD Sqn, checks stock as
part of his duties as Q-store manager with AATT-I (3).
Photo by Cpl Robert Nyffenegger
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Lessons:
AATT-I (3) instructor Sgt David Gregson, 9FSB, with one of his
Iraqi students in the classroom in Taji, north of Baghdad.
Photo by Cpl Robert Nyffenegger |
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In
for the long haul: WO2 Mick Righton receives a certificate and
the fourth clasp to his DFSM, from Comdt ALTC Col Rex Rowe,
for his 35 years’ service. |
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On
call: Pte Richard Kellington, the driver of Bushmaster 15 with
the AMTG.
Photo by Cpl Cameron Jamieson |
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Hard
yakka: Works Manager WO1 Glenn Bridges during the construction
of the new FLLA base in the MEAO.
Photo by Lt-Col Paul Hobbs |
