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GAVAN'S AUSTRALIAN MILITARY LINK'S
Webmaster. GAVAN'S australian military LINK'S. The Battle of Long Tan. AustralianMilitary Links. The Australian Order of Battle in the Vietnam War.
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Extractions: THE FORGOTTEN FLEET The Royal Australian Navy Net Welcome to the Royal Military College DUNTROON 104 SIGNAL SQUADRON ... Darryl Warner's Home Page Coalition of Patriots for Military Honour Australia. POINT MAN INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES The Tiger Battalion Australian's at War THE AUSTRALIAN VETERAN AND THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE ... Web Site of the Engineer Sub Branch of the NSW RSL
PROJECT 1947 FORUM - Bill Chalker - Australian Military & Gov't Role In The UFO
UFOs SUB ROSA* DOWN UNDER. THE australian military GOVERNMENT ROLE INTHE UFO CONTROVERSY by Bill Chalker (Copyright © B. Chalker 1996).
http://www.project1947.com/forum/bcoz1.htm

Extractions: The author is a leading Australian UFO researcher and a contributing editor to the International UFO Reporter . An industrial chemist with an honours science degree from the University of New England he has worked in quality assurance and laboratory management. His book, The OZ Files - the Australian UFO Story, was published in 1996. He coordinates the NSW based UFO Investigation Centre (UFOIC) and can be contacted at: P.O. Box W42, JULIET - VANISHED? Prior to 1982 civilian UFO researchers only had a confused and vague picture of clandestine official involvement in Australia. In the face of the lethargy in the RAAFs replies to serious enquiries, I stepped up my efforts at diplomatically trying to get direct access to the RAAF UFO files. It probably surprised me more than anybody else when the RAAF finally agreed to permit me to examine their files. The extent of access was unprecedented in the history of the Australian UFO controversy. From the first of my visits to the Russell Offices of the Department of Defence, in Canberra, on January 11th, 1982 to my last in June, 1984, I was able to scrutinise the extent of official UFO investigations in Australia. For the first time a detailed "inside" picture was revealed of RAAF investigations.
Australian Military Museums
Return to the main 4WD page australian military Museums. AustralianCapital Territory (ACT). Australian War Memorial, Canberra Treloar
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Australian Military Reduces Costs Two-Thirds With NI Test System - News - Nation
Austin, Texas Oct. 15, 2002 National Instruments (Nasdaq NATI) announcedtoday that the australian military is saving twothirds
http://digital.ni.com/worldwide/bwcontent.nsf/web/all/99DDA8B6C104CAB486256C5200

Extractions: NEWS RELEASE Oct. 15, 2002 National Instruments (Nasdaq: NATI) announced today that the Australian military is saving two-thirds on measurement component costs using an NI-based virtual instrumentation system to test its entire fleet of Black Hawk helicopters. The system, which also slashed testing time from months to weeks, has proven so successful the Royal Australian Army, Air Force, and Navy soon will expand their use of NI LabVIEW software and PXI hardware to determine safe operation of other types of helicopters. The NI-based system, known as the Airborne Data Acquisition and Recording System (ADARS), identifies safe landing procedures for its Black Hawk helicopters by measuring vital information such as rotor speed, air speed, aircraft position, and engine torque as pilots land in various weather and sea conditions. During test landings onboard amphibious troop transport ships, the system analyzes and logs flight data from the helicopter's navigation and avionics systems. Military officials then use this data to determine proper landing techniques that all Black Hawk helicopter pilots should follow. The test program has been so successful, the military plans to build additional ADARS units to determine landing procedures for its fleet of Sea King and Sea Hawk helicopters.
Australian Military Reduces Test Costs Using LabVIEW - News - National Instrumen
An NIbased system has saved the australian military timeand as much as 66 percent on test equipment costs.
http://digital.ni.com/worldwide/bwcontent.nsf/web/all/A3BA00A6A8CDB06986256C6000

Extractions: Since 2000, the Royal Australian Air Force, Army, and Navy have used National Instruments LabVIEW software and PXI hardware to help determine procedures for landing the military's fleet of 40 Black Hawk helicopters on the decks of troop transport ships. The NI-based system has saved the military time and as much as 66 percent on test equipment costs, and based on this recent success, the Australian military plans to expand the use of NI LabVIEW and PXI on additional types of helicopters. The NI-based system, known as the Airborne Data Acquisition and Recording System (ADARS), has identified safe landing procedures for its Black Hawk helicopters by acquiring and analyzing vital information such as rotor speed, air speed, aircraft position, and engine torque as pilots land in various weather and sea conditions. During test landings onboard amphibious troop transport ships, LabVIEW provides a single, tightly integrated software development environment for both acquiring data and performing complex inline mathematical analysis. Specifically, LabVIEW performs some heavy number crunching, applying third-order calibration polynomials to each of ADARS 40 analog inputs and to the calculations of derived parameters by mathematically combining the inputs using control margin algorithms.
SHWV FAQ - Australian Involvement: The Military Issues
Assessment of australian military, Operations. 14) p.45, McNeill, I., An Outlineof australian military Involvement in Vietnam July 1962December 1972 .
http://www.vwip.org/articles/aust1faq.htm

Extractions: This article is intended to provide an overview of Australian military operations in Vietnam, commencing from the deployment of the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam in 1962 until 1969, when Australian forces began withdrawing, consistent with the Nixon Doctrine of phased withdrawal from the mainland of Asia and the policy of Vietnamization. Australia's initial commitment to supporting the American stance in Vietnam consisted of the deployment of a team of military advisers. On 26th July, 1962, the Minister for Defence announced Australia's intention to send 30 instructors to the Republic of Vietnam, 4 going to the Military Aid Council Vietnam (MACV) Headquarters in Saigon, 22 to regional locations in the Hue area and 4 to Duc My.(1) This team would be headed by Colonel F.P. Serong, previously the Commanding Officer at the Jungle Training Centre, Canungra, Queensland and would fall under the command of the Australian Army Forces, Far Eastern Landing Forces Headquarters in Singapore.(2) The AATTV arrived in the Republic of Viet Nam in August, 1962. AATTV advisers served with ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) units, including infantry, artillery and armoured divisions, independent regiments in the I Corps area (the northern province of RVN),regional and provincial headquarters, the Viet Nam Police Field Force, US Special Forces, Montegnard Special Forces and CIA operations.(3) with the escalation of Australian forces in Vietnam in 1966, Australian advisers also served with 1 Australian Task Force (1ATF) at Nui Dat.
Australian Manuscript And Military
australian military This section contains items from australian military history,although from time to time we may list military items of other countries.
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Australian Military Medicine Association Inc
Welcome! The australian military Medicine Association is an independent, professionalscientific organisation of health professionals with the objectives of
http://www.amma.asn.au/

Extractions: Membership of the Association is open to doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and anyone with a professional interest in any of the disciplines of military medicine. The Association is totally independent of the Australian Defence Force. While still a very young Association, established in May 1991, it has grown rapidly, with some 335 members as at June 2001. The Association reflects and encourages the broad spectrum of medicine that contributes to the fascinating and vital discipline of military medicine. The patron of the AMMA is the Surgeon-General of the Australian Defence Force.
Indigenous Australians At War
Research into Australian Aboriginal servicemen in the defence of Australia. Provides information on a notwell-known aspect of australian military history.
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Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS AT WAR This site is dedicated to all Indigenous Australians who have served Australia in war and peacetime. . . "THE COLOURED DIGGER" He came and joined the colours, when the War God's anvil rang, He took up modern weapons to replace his boomerang, He waited for no call-up, he didn't need a push, He came in from the stations, and the townships of the bush. He helped when help was wanting, just because he wasn't deaf; He is right amongst the columns of the fighting A.I.F. He is always there when wanted, with his Owen gun or Bren, He is in the forward area, the place where men are men. He proved he's still a warrior, in action not afraid, He faced the blasting red hot fire from mortar and grenade; He didn't mind when food was low, or we were getting thin, He didn't growl or worry then, he'd cheer us with his grin. He'd heard us talk democracy, They preach it to his face Yet knows that in our Federal House there's no one of his race. He feels we push his kinsmen out, where cities do not reach
Red Roo Models
australian military aviation model resin casting, photoetched brass, decals, and modeling profiles. Shop and order online.
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Australian Military History ... Introduction
military history as well. This year, with the Timor Crisis foremost in our minds,we have also been reminded that it is 100 years since the various Australian
http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/military/intro.htm

Extractions: Top Australia and the Military From the outset, military history has been intermingled with the history of Australia and its European inhabitants. In fact, Australia owes its discovery to a lull in military activity in Europe. When British and European armies were not fighting each other, military leaders often found themselves on half pay, and in many instances, they were sent on exploration missions throughout the world. Just as on the battlefield, national pride dominated these ventures as the war spilled over into the competitive world of exploration. Historians are also quick to point out that new lands were not the only things at stake and that scientific conquest had also become a goal by the late 1700s. Australian's have only to recall that Captain Cook was initially sent to view an eclipse and that his discovery of New South Wales came as an added reward during his return voyage. Rivalry between France and Britain featured heavily in the British decision to occupy New South Wales in 1788. It featured again in the 1820s, when the western third of the continent was added to Britain's Empire. However, Australia's greatest involvement with the military establishment was still to come and was brought about by the American War of Independence. Until then, Britain had used America as a dumping ground for her convicts but soon after she lost that battle she had to turn her attention to the newly discovered New South Wales. A colony was established along military lines and a great proportion of its original settlers had convict or military backgrounds.
Military Links - General & Australian Campaigns
Links for australian military Researchers. Contents. General MilitarySites; National Archives of Australia Military Research Guides;
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Extractions: Gulf War (Middle East) (1990-1991) Cyndi's Military List Australian War Medals Margaret Sparke - Researching Armed Services Personnel The Queensland Defence Force Australian War Memorial - Many interesting data bases relating to all conflicts in which Australians served. The photo data base is exceptional Commonwealth War Graves Commission National Archives of Australia - Fact Sheets HINT : see index Lest We Forget - Gail Dodd's military ancestors Australian Army RAR Association Royal Australian Navy Royal Australian Navy Links ... Australian Army Regiments Index of Web Sites - Army regiments and units in UK, Canada, South Africa, India and New Zealand Department of Veterans Affairs - Veterans' Entitlement Act, Information on Service and Disability Pensions
Howard Confirms Australian Military Commitment To Iraq War. 18/3/2003. The Publi
Issues » Features » Howard confirms australian military commitment toIraq war. Howard confirms australian military commitment to Iraq war.
http://www.abc.net.au/public/s809462.htm

Extractions: The Government has authorised the chief of the Australian Defence Force, General [Peter] Cosgrove, to place the Australian forces already deployed in the Gulf region as part of any US-led coalition operation that may take place in the future directed in accordance with existing authority under United Nations resolutions to disarm Iraq.
Australian Military And Police Insignia For Sale
australian military and Police Insignia Sales Catalogue Ian Kelly Militaria, MailOrder Collectible Badge and Button Specialist. Militaria Dealers since 1990.
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Extractions: Please be patient whilst pages load - over 4000 badges and buttons - well worth waiting... This is an extract of the Ian Kelly Master Militaria Catalogue dealing with Australian badges and buttons, including Police and emergency services insignia. Prices are in British Pounds Sterling and you may order online or order by mail Postage / Shipping is extra but I only charge for the cost of the stamps - no charge for packing - click here for postage costs. The first 6 figures of each line is my Stock Serial Number. Where applicable, the next set of figures is a reference to standard insignia reference books C5J360 Arm-badge Australia: Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade Woven £5.00 C5M749 Australia: New South Wales Fire Brigades Arm-Badge Embroidered £5.00 J1N082 BDFA p.50 Australian Army Catering Corps 19mm - Gold Colour QC A/A £0.60 J1N068 BDFA p.62 Royal Australian Air Force - Post-1970 14mm - Gold Colour QC A/A £0.80 J1N070 BDFA p.62 Royal Australian Air Force - Post-1970 23mm - Gold Colour QC A/A £1.00
Labor Continues To Allege Deceit Over Australian Military Commitment - Smh.com.a
Labor continues to allege deceit over australian military commitment.By Geoff Kitney, Political Editor February 13 2003. The Federal
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/02/12/1044927664100.html

Extractions: The Federal Opposition pressed on yesterday with its attempt to prove that John Howard has been dishonest over Australia's military commitment to the looming war with Iraq, despite a new row with the US ambassador to Australia. There were calls yesterday for Tom Schieffer to be recalled to Washington and for him to apologise after he stepped up his attack on Labor's stand against any US-led attack on Iraq not sanctioned by the United Nations. The ALP leader, Simon Crean, telephoned the ambassador in hospital, where he is being treated for complications after an appendicitis operation, to demand a face-to-face meeting to discuss highly critical remarks he made in an interview published in The Bulletin Mr Schieffer, a friend of George Bush, accused Labor of ending bipartisan support for the US alliance and attacked Mr Crean for failing to establish a closer personal relationship with members of the Bush Administration. Mr Crean said the ambassador's comments were an unprecedented interference in domestic politics by a foreign diplomat.
Bravenet.com Webmaster Resources Website Tools Free Guestbooks Forums Hit Counte
Post details of your australian military and /or Veterans social event here at the Armed Services Assistance Centre Social Classifieds.
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TIME Pacific | Australian Military | April 23, 2001 | NO. 16
TIME PACIFIC April 23, 2001 NO. 16. australian military Suffering ViolenceAmid The Culture of Silence By MICHAEL WARE. If you believe
http://www.time.com/time/pacific/magazine/20010423/aus.html

Extractions: By MICHAEL WARE As a result of the scandal the 50,000-strong Australian Defence Force was stood down (for the first time in its history) on Feb. 5 for a two-hour lecture on military justice; an internal ADF inquiry was launched; the military police were reorganized to make them more effective; fresh investigations into 3RAR's commanders began; the ADF legal office is being reviewed; and a new Inspector General's post is to be established. The inquiry found a "culture of silence"-imposed with violence-kept details of the bashings from leaking out, and a "culture of ignorance" had allowed the brutality to flourish. The ADF has been widely commended for taking action to address the larger structural problems. Still, the inquiry condemned the military for keeping the affair secret for two years, and criticized junior defense minister Bruce Scott, who had been "less than forthcoming" in parliament. The 3RAR affair has been damaging to the defense force at a time when officer recruitment is in decline -in spite of a costly advertising campaign. A former Federal Court judge, James Burchett, is due to complete the service-wide inquiry into the ADF by the middle of the year. One Air Force serviceman, who claims beatings plague his unit, told the Seven Network's Sunrise in an e-mail last week that "the military justice audit was a sham," set up to appease the media. "There is a lot more to this than the general public realise," he wrote. Military insiders, however, are confident that nothing as severe as the 3RAR incidents remains to be discovered.
K Troop Royal New South Wales Lancers
Ceremonial mounted troop composed of volunteers from the australian military forces portrays Australian unit. History, photo gallery, links. Based in Australia.
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Extractions: The formation in 1885 of the Sydney Light Horse marks the beginning of the Australian Cavalry Regiment that became the 1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers 1/15 RNSWL is based at Lancer Barracks Australia and performs armoured reconnaissance using the M113A1 light reconnaissance vehicle . The Regiment also has its own excellent marching band and regimental museum at Parramatta. K' Troop, (NSWL) was raised in 1891 at Parramatta. The Regiment's troops fought mounted in the Boer War , mounted as 'Light Horsemen' in WWI and mounted in 'Matilda' Tanks in WWII. 'K' Troop was voluntarily re-raised in 1987 as a Ceremonial Mounted Troop, its members all serve in either the Australian Army, Navy or Air Force and voluntarily perform riding duties in addition to their normal duties. The Troop is administered by the 'K' Troop Association Incorporated, and is a registered charity in NSW. 'K' Troop is currently looking for recruits from the ADF. The Troop keeps its horses at Penrith, NSW and its uniforms, weapons and accoutrements are those of the NSW Cavalry during the 1890's and also those of the 1st Light Horse Regiment AIF during WWI.
Australian Military Genealogy Resources - Geneology
the 191418 War. Indigenous Australians at War Links for AustralianMilitary Researchers by Perth DPS top of page. RAAF World War
http://www.genealogylinks.net/australia/all-australia/military.htm
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Full page of australian military items available. Genuine and reproductionAustralian issue military medals, and ribbons, bars and miniatures.
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