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PARIAH - Reply To The Australian Military
An australian military based forum used an article on our site to starta topic The truth about Australia in East Timor which read
http://www.country-liberal-party.com/pages/Reply-to-Military.htm

Extractions: ...it allows people who would not normally interact to debate topics and hear opposing views in a relatively non-hostile environment. Arabs and Jews. White Supremacists and Blacks. Anarchists and Nationalists...etc Obviously there are varying ammounts of tolerance to opposing views - but then there are a multitude of forums and sites from which to choose. The best forums are the ones that allow ideological divergence within the framework of their topics. -The internet is changing the way we think and interact-
RACIST AUSTRALIAN MILITARY SITE - CENSORS ANTI-RACIST ACTIVIST
PARIAH agitated for military intervention in East Timor mid1975, that Indonesia waspreparing to invade East Timor, Dick Woolcott, the Australian ambassador to
http://www.country-liberal-party.com/pages/Reply-to-Military.a.htm

Extractions: In a word - Educated." Violent Specialist (Moderator) - Given the fact that when you first came here you blamed the the ADF (Australian Defence Force) for the collonisation of Australia... PARIAH (What was actually said) "I will not allow you to seperate the racist colonialist adventure of invading 'Australia' from the current activities of the ADF." Violent Specialist "...business for the UN intervention in East Timor." PARIAH (What was said) "As our guestbook demonstrates - we welcome alternate discourse. We have included input from the military and have published their accounts.
Australian Military Aircraft Negative List
THE AJ.JACKSON PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION. LIST OF NEGATIVES OF AUSTRALIANMILITARY AIRCRAFT. Reg'n Type Number (of negs) A14 Hawker
http://www.ajjcollection.co.uk/for1.htm
Australian Military Attaché Staff
australian military Attaché Staff. The Military Attaché is assistedby the following staff Military Attaché Assistant Military
http://www.adsusa.org/MA/MA_Staff.ASP
Viet Nam And The Australian Military
the request of the RVN, 30 Australian Army training advisers arrived in South Vietnamto join US Army advisers in what later became Military Assistance Command
http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-conflicts-periods/vietnam/0-vietnam-cat-inde

Extractions: All badges are links ALL UNITS Order of Battle South Viet Nam Villages and other landmarks, Phuoc Tuy Phuoc Tuy Province MPC, Funny Money, Military Payment Certificates. for Funny Money Click on the link of your choice Vietnam War Following the defeat of the French Army at Dien Bien Phu in May 1954 in the First Indo-China War, Vietnam was partitioned at the 17th Parallel. The communist Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam) (DRV) took control in the northern half of the country and the non-communist Republic of Vietnam (RVN) in the south. From the late 1950s, a civil war developed in South Vietnam between the communist supported National Liberation Front (NLF) with its military arm the Viet Cong (VC) and the US backed Government of Ngo Dinh Diem. The war intensified in 1963, following the assassination of Diem and his replacement by a series of unstable revolving door governments. On 3 August 1962, following negotiations with the United States and at the request of the RVN, 30 Australian Army training advisers arrived in South Vietnam to join US Army advisers in what later became Military Assistance Command Vietnam (MACV). Their tasks primarily were to assist in training RVN ground forces in jungle warfare, village defence and related activities. The Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) strength peaked at 202 in December 1970.
Sweetheart Brooches; Australian Military
Class battlecruiser HMAS Australia was the first flagship of the Australian fleet Forhis gallantry in this action he was recommended for the Military Cross (MC
http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-badges/sweethearts.htm

Extractions: Category: Badges RAN Badge Navy Badges British Colonial ... Civvy Badges 3 [ Sweetheart ] TAC Signs Sweetheart Brooches Fifteen carat rose gold and enamel sweetheart brooch showing a voided machine gun, crossed signal flags and colour patches for 9th, 26th and 42nd Infantry Battalions, AIF, within gold scrolls surmounted by a king's crown. Worn by Mrs Mary Ann Powell throughout her life, in commemoration of the service of her three sons in the First World War. 6136 Private Nigel Edward Powell, from Toowoomba, Qld, enlisted on 5 August 1916 and served with 26 Bn, AIF. He was killed in action, at the age of 20, at Ribemont, France, on 24 May 1918. 749 Corporal Harry Powell, also from Toowoomba, enlisted on 8 December 1915 and served with 42 Battalion, AIF. He returned to Australia on 8 August 1918 and died in the 1950s. 96 Sapper Arthur John Powell, also from Toowoomba, enlisted at the age of 27, on 21 August 1914, and served with 1 Division Signal Company and 1 Division Engineers. He returned to Australia on 8 April 1917 after being wounded. He died as a result of his wounds. c 1922.
National Stamp Gallery - Australian Military Mail
National Stamp Gallery australian military Mail. This list of 103items is from our australian military stock of around 5000 items.
http://www.rap.com.au/lists/phmilit.htm

Extractions: Code . . . . . Price Description (see postal history lists for details of abbreviations, ordering, etc) World War I Egypt: 1915 (Jan) Adelaide YMCA OAS envelope (small faults) with Egypt 5m tied by 3rd Aust Inf Bde Field PO cds, very scarce Gallipoli: 1915 (Apr) field service post card with 'PASSED BY/CENSOR' (Emery CM25 used at Lemnos Is) and part 3rd Aust Inf Bde Field PO cds Egypt: 1915 (Sep) PPC (Cheops pyramid) to Perth with fine 'A.I.F./FRANKED/ON ACTIVE SERVICE', Base Details cds Gallipoli: 1915 (Oct) field service post card with very fine 2nd Aust Inf Bde Field PO cds used at Mudros Is Middle East: 1916 (Nov) envelope with above average strike of oval 'MILITARY RECREATION/FREE/E' of Ezbekiah Gardens club, Cairo cds 1918 (Feb) Active Service envelope with very fine skeleton FPO LH2 cds (?then at Jerusalem) Troopship mail: 1915 (Nov) Melbourne YMCA postcard (Emery PSYC.1) showing fine and very rare 'AIF PASSED/CENSOR 62' in brown of HMAS Wandilla, poor Melbourne arrival cds. This is a very early example of a censor cachet showing ship's security code
7/1 - Australian Military Forces - Pay Books, Demobilization Procedure Book, Cer
7/1, australian military Forces Pay Books, Demobilization ProcedureBook, Certificates Series Series 7 - World War II. Demobilization
http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/pubs/guides/marshall/items/mars00450.htm

Extractions: Demobilization Procedure Book; Soldier's Pay Book, 8 December 1941 - 7 June 1942; Soldier's Pay Book Continuation 8 December 1941 - 17 November 1945, includes Medical Certificate of Unfitness, Personal Equipment Card, Record of Service Book; Memorandum '2/2 Aust Inf Bn'?; Letter Capt. A.E. Mauder? to AJM. Date range: Amount: 0.3cm. (1 file) Published on ASAPWeb
Australian Military History Publications
Other Books Published by australian military HISTORY PUBLICATIONS 13 Veronica Place.LOFTUS 2232 AUSTRALIA Tel (International +61 2) 95216515 or 015-284-760.
http://www.cia.com.au/rcsradio/austmilx.htm
Military Links
Holocaust · Medals · Museums · Naval · Nanjing · VC Links WW1 ·WW1 Naval · WW1 Aviation · WW2 australian military Web Sites
http://www.dropbears.com/brough/links/military.htm
New Australian Military Ties With Indonesia In Sight
Subject New australian military ties with Indonesia in sight The Canberra TimesDecember 11, 2000. New military ties with Indonesia in sight. By Lincoln Wright.
http://www.etan.org/et2000c/december/10-16/11newaus.htm

Extractions: Site Index Subject: New Australian military ties with Indonesia in sight The Canberra Times December 11, 2000 New military ties with Indonesia in sight By Lincoln Wright The Chief of the Defence Force, Admiral Chris Barrie, might visit Jakarta by the end of next year, a development that could signal a new military relationship between Australia and Indonesia. Australia's military and political ties with Indonesia were put on ice last year as a result of the Howard Government's decision to lead an international peacekeeping force into East Timor. That meant the end of joint exercises and training, staple items of the once close military friendship, as well as the scrapping of the former Keating government's security treaty with Indonesia. But after last week's joint Ministerial Forum in Canberra, when several senior Indonesian ministers discussed issues with their Australian counterparts, political ties with Indonesia might be on the mend. In an interview with The Canberra Times, Admiral Barrie said he might consider a visit to Indonesia by the end of 2001 after a possible visit there by Defence Minister John Moore early next year.
Australian Military On Alert For Poll Rescue
Subject SMH australian military on alert for poll rescue Date Thu, 26 Aug 1999154231 EDT From Joyo@aol.com Sydney Morning Herald Friday, August 27, 1999.
http://www.etan.org/et99b/august/22-28/27austr.htm

Extractions: From: Joyo@aol.com Sydney Morning Herald Friday, August 27, 1999 EAST TIMOR Military on alert for poll rescue By PETER COLE-ADAMS, Defence Correspondent Australia put military units on standby yesterday to evacuate about 200 Australians, and other foreign nationals, from East Timor after Monday's vote on the future of the province. The Defence Minister, Mr Moore, and the Foreign Minister, Mr Downer, told their Indonesian counterparts, General Wiranto and Mr Ali Alatas, about the decision in advance. Mr Moore described it as a "necessary and prudent step" in view of heightened tensions, violence and intimidation in the lead-up to Monday's ballot. Neither Mr Moore nor the Chief of the Defence Force, Admiral Christopher Barrie, would go into detail, but they confirmed that military elements in Darwin, Townsville and elsewhere were involved in the planning for a possible evacuation and had been put on increased readiness for possible deployment. Military analysts suggest the fast catamaran, HMAS Jervis Bay, or Australia's fleet of Hercules aircraft would be required, and that the parachute regiment or the Perth-based Special Air Service might be needed - in addition to combat-ready troops based in Darwin and Townsville - to secure embarkation points.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY HISTORY QUIZ
HOME. QUIZ MENU. SUBMIT A QUIZ. ON THIS DAY. WEIRD TRIVIA. DOWNLOADS. GUESTBOOK.LINKS. CONTACT US. australian military History quiz by Michael Carroll, Quiz menu.
http://www.triv.net/html/Users/user944.htm
PROJECT 1947 FORUM - Bill Chalker - Australian Military & Gov't Role In The UFO
UFOs SUB ROSA* DOWN UNDER. THE australian military GOVERNMENT ROLE IN THEUFO CONTROVERSY by Bill Chalker (Copyright © B. Chalker 1996). Part One.
http://www.theozfiles.com/ufos_subrosa.html

Extractions: by Bill Chalker * Sub Rosa : refers to " under the rose ", meaning "in secret". 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 42, email: bill_c@bigpond.com ACCESS TO THE OFFICIAL AUSTRALIAN UFO FILES 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 Links
Dead Persons Society, Melbourne, http//avoca.vicnet.net.au/~dpsoc/linksoz.htm military.Army ? Military Links, http//www.iol.net.au/~conway/links.html.
http://www.geocities.com/rogersando/a_military/militarylinks.htm

Extractions: All wars Online search for names of anyone from Commonwealth countries who died whilst serving in a all wars. www.cwgc.org Dead Persons Society, Melbourne http://avoca.vicnet.net.au/~dpsoc/linksoz.htm#military Army ? httpwww.fortunecity.comlavendar-pimlico-20-army.txt Military Links http://www.iol.net.au/~conway/links.html Medal winners http://203.37.24.196/fs_search_start.html National Archives http://www.naa.gov.au Boer War Official nominal list of names http://www.awm.gov.au/database/boer.asp Unofficial list of names http://wwwtlc2.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/military/advanced.htm Unofficial list of names http://www.pcug.org.au/~croe/oz_boer8.htm Unofficial list of names http://www.pcug.org.au/~croe/oz_boer1.htm World War I List of Military Medal (MM) winners http://www.tip.net.au/~astaunto/MM.htm Units of the AIF http://www.adfa.edu.au/~rmallett/index.html List of ships used for transporting AIF http://www.adfa.edu.au/~rmallett/Transports.html
Silver Australian Military Button.
Silver australian military Button. A button of the New South Wales Volunteer's service.My best button find so far which dates to 18701880. A 1997 Beach find.
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Rapids/5798/find19.html
[pwha-net] Australian Military Gives HIV-positives The Boot
Date PrevDate NextThread PrevThread NextDate IndexThread Indexpwhanet australian military gives HIV-positives the boot.
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Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index MILITARY GIVES HIV-POSITIVES THE BOOT *** The Australian Defence Force acknowledged July 19 that it has dismissed eight soldiers since 1995 for testing HIV-positive, the Herald Sun reported. The Full Court of the Federal Court approved such dismissals in 1998, saying the blood of HIV-positive soldiers can be dangerous to other soldiers. Military applicants who test positive are automatically rejected, a spokeswoman told the newspaper. People already serving are only tested if they seem to be at risk for HIV or show signs of AIDS, when they donate blood, when they return from deployment in HIV high-risk areas, or when they are going to a country where immigration laws require HIV testing. However, all pilots are automatically tested yearly, the Herald Sun report said. Source: Rex Wockner International News, http://www.wockner-news.com/
MyClassics.Com - Classic Australian Military Collectibles
Easy navigation to find all your Classic australian military Collectibles and more!Check out the MyClassics.Com Military Australian. Inside My Classics.
http://www.myclassics.com/military/australian.shtml

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Australian Military Aid To PNG Will Not Be Cut
australian military aid to PNG will not be cut. By Norm Dixon. Followinga meeting between Australian PM John Howard and PNG PM Julius
http://www.greenleft.org.au/back/1997/267/267p19.htm

Extractions: By Norm Dixon Following a meeting between Australian PM John Howard and PNG PM Julius Chan in Sydney on March 9, Howard hinted that military aid to PNG may be boosted and more Australian army "advisers" sent to replace the hired guns from Sandline International/Executive Outcomes. In Port Moresby on March 6, Annmaree O'Keefe, a top official at the Australian High Commission, announced that Australia was giving PNG $320 million in the 1997 financial year. Of the total, $150 million is in the form of untied "budgetary support". Opponents of PNG's war on Bougainville charge that this allows funds to be diverted for military purposes, including the payment of $46 million for the services of mercenaries and the provision of sophisticated hardware for them. Much of the rest of the aid, which is tied to specific programs, directly boosts the PNG government's repressive apparatus. By 1998, $105 million will have been funnelled to the PNG police. The Correctional Institutions Service will get $25.5 million over the next three years. O'Keefe confirmed the figures as she handed over the first of 14 new paddy wagons for the prison service. The Australian government has also allocated over $11 million this year for the PNG Defence Force. At least 55 uniformed Australian military officers are presently in PNG training PNGDF soldiers, and at least 41 PNG troops are training in Australia.
BBC NEWS | World | Asia-Pacific | Australian Military Accused Of Abuse
Friday, 20 December, 2002, 0410 GMT australian military accused of abuse Australiasends many asylum seekers to offshore centres, By Phil Mercer In Sydney.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/2592833.stm

Extractions: A Melbourne-based Spare Rooms for Refugees says it has sworn statements from detainees alleging physical, psychological and verbal abuse by army and navy personnel. It is demanding a full investigation. There has been no comment so far from the government or the military, which has, in the past, expressed its pride in the professionalism of its servicemen and women involved in border protection duties. Labor weighs in Spare Rooms for Refugees claims maltreatments have ranged from serious assaults to a denial of basic human rights.

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