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Features
Volume 49, No. 23, December 14, 2006
2006
in hindsight
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Centrespread
Whether at home or abroad, 2006 has been hectic with ships engaged
in the Gulf, Timor Leste and the Solomon Islands and big exercises
such as Ocean Protector and RIMPAC taking centre stage. Wherever
Navy assets have been deployed, Navy News has been on hand to record
the event.

Stimulating
simulator
- Lighterside
You
may have heard of Microsofts Flight Simulator but how about
a maritime simulation that allows you to navigate your own virtual
yacht, merchant ship or warship on a realistic, user-defined virtual
ocean.

Babies
beat the heat
- Lighterside
There
is nothing more embarrassing for a service man or woman in uniform
than fainting and crashing to the ground while on parade.

Hot
doggie
- Lighterside
How would you caption this picture?

HMAS
Wort
- Lighterside

ADFAs
learning curve
- Personnel
Failure
rates at the Australian Defence Force Academy are half what they
are in other universities, ADFAs Rector, Professor John
Baird said in Brisbane last month.
Assail
stands up
-
Personnel
The
Armidale Class patrol boat crew inauguration ceremony for Assail
Division Crews Five (LEUT George McKenzie) and Six (LCDR Aaron
Nye) at HMAS Coonawarra on October 17 marked a yet another significant
milestone amongst the Darwin patrol boat community.

Where
are you going?
-
Personnel
The
Find our People program is designed to assist Defence in accounting
for ADF members and APS employees should a natural disaster or
terrorist attack occur while personnel are travelling in Australia
or overseas either on duty or on holidays.

Fountain
marks half a century
-
Personnel
On
12 November 1956, Janice Danaher joined the HMAS Cerberus canteen
as an office clerk and liked it so much she stayed for 50 years.

Cairns
personnel promote Navy during island visit
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Personnel
The
benefits of the Navy Community Engagement Strategy were seen recently
when HMAS Cairns sent three personnel to the Torres Strait.

Our
lords of the ring
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History
In
Part II of his series on the history of Navy boxing, LS Brett
Kennedy, takes a closer look at two of our finest fighters, Olympians
Joey Donovan and Ray Maguire.
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