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SWAMPED
HMAS Hawkesbury (LCDR Paul Mandziy) has saved six men from heavy seas in the waters off Ghizo Harbour in the Solomon Islands.

Navy open day takes Honiara hearts by storm
Navy assets deployed in support of Op Helpem Fren were a huge success at a special open day held in early August.

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	SWAMPED
	Navy open day takes Honiara hearts by storm
	Whyalla on task for Helpem Fren
	Sydney coming home
	Top duo take awards
	Stephen wins McCarthy shield
	Steve is Navy’s first Chartered Engineer
	MC: Focus will change
	Stirling’s Rod Brown made up
	Sydney first to upgrade

	Batboat detects incredible hulk
	Dome repairs found impractical
	USN’s Gregg makes LCDR
	Net spreads even further
	Waller returns triumphant
	Dechaineux back from deployment
	South Aussies show prodigious green thumbs
	Old Chowder Bay depot takes Greenway award
	Aaron celebrates his eighteenth on the quarterdeck
	South Australia says thanks

	Tough rugby
	Ex-Wallaby puts team through its paces
	Cup flies south
	Navy squash Army at national titles
	ADF Sports Noticeboard
	Success on top in Top End sports
	Tasars take on world

Australia's Federation Guard provided a Single Service Half Guard in support of the Coral Sea ceremony last month.

ABCK James Smith of HMAS Brunei with Karen and Simon in the Bougainville Field Kitchen. Heavy work makes for hungry troops, ensuring the kitchen will be last to go as Op Bel Isi finishes.

Volume 46, No. 15
August 28, 2003