A top shot
FLIGHT Lieutenant Newton Armstrong has avoided an ants’ nest and kept his eyes on the targets to win the Air Force Champion Shot of 2004.


Incredible feet of endurance
RIGHT now, if things are going to plan, Wing Commander Brock McKinlay will have completed a 38km swim, most of an 1800km bike ride and will be contemplating the 422km run ahead of him.

Touch and go in WA title
THE triumph of five years ago could not be repeated by Air Force when Navy took out the WA interservice touch title.

ADF gets run around in NZ
THE only Air Force member of a 21-man ADF athletics side has run a credible placing in the men’s open race against Kiwi military counterparts.

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Not much hoopla in NT
AIR Force was slammed by Army in a whitewash in both the men’s and women’s events at the recent NT interservice basketball championships.

Winning drought goes on
Determination and a set game play wasn’t enough for a gutsy Air Force women’s soccer team to overcome their 13-year drought of soccer success when they lost 2-0 to Navy in the final of the national ADF soccer carnival in Sydney.

Bloodied but undefeated
WITH just 63 points scored against them, the ASRU Warriors have returned undefeated from their recent tour of the US and Canada.

Triathlon is a big do
NO COMPETITORS set course records at the TFSPO charity triathlon, although they raised a record amount for the Hunter Autistic School.

Fighting fit for charity
GLADIATORIAL cunning and expertise held sway at RAAF Base Williams, Laverton, when Combat Support Unit Williams PTIs and a local boxing and kick-boxing club held a fight night and raised $500 for Camp Quality.

Fencers make a point
THREE Defence Members from the ADFA Fencing Club have thrust their way through the Australian National University Open Foil Competition in Canberra.

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