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-Volume 50, No. 10, June 14, 2007-
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    Kuttabul remembered
    The 65th anniversary of the sinking of the WWII ship HMAS Kuttabul was remembered with a memorial service at Garden Island, Sydney.
     
    RAN, US ships prepare for Talisman Sabre
    Three US Navy vessels were joined by HMAS Ballarat in the Brisbane River on June 6.
       
    Smart heat stress device
    Heat induced illness or stress can be extremely debilitating and it’s vital that personnel manage their body temperatures to avoid this.
       
    BOUND FOR THE GULF: POMED Stephen Bradford of HMAS Anzac embraces his partner Faye prior to leaving on deployment for the Persian Gulf.
    Photo: ABPH Jarrad Oliffe

    Honours and Awards


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    Personnel
    		  
    NPT team rolling out changes
    Over the last couple of years the directorate responsible for Navy Personnel have rolled out some great new training.
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    Chaplaincy review underway-
    War service leave changes-
    Advancing up the ranks-
    Keeping Navy in the family-
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    Lifestyle
    		  
    SICK PARADE - Keep the noizzze down!
    When was the last time your partner tapped you gently on the shoulder and asked you to roll over because your snoring was keeping her awake?
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    REV UP: Pocket rocket-
    SWEATY PALMS: Seal of approval-
    DVD DRIVE: Raiders of the past-
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    (also: Eight Bells)
    Sports
    Navy Titans dominate
    CHAMPIONS: Navy’s man of the match against Air Force, LS Jonathan Briggs, runs in for a try under the posts.
    Photo: ABPH Dave McMahon
    Navy had an unprecedented 13 players selected for the Combined Australian Services Rugby League team recently after beating Army and Air Force in two tough matches to win its first Inter-Service championship title since 2004.
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    Also:
    -Navy helps to float Vikings
    -RAN rugby side just falls short in NZ
    -Tough going at cross country run
    -Training the smart way

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