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Military Briefs 1 - Australian Fire Support Vehicles by John Myszka, 2006-01-01 Australian Military Exercises: National Anti Terrorism Exercise, Exercise Talisman Saber, Exercise Pitch Black Australian Military Introduction: Lieutenant General, Raaf Base Williamtown, Richard Wilson, No. 453 Squadron Raaf Around the water cart.(assorted information about Australian military): An article from: Sabretache by Joe Furphy, 2002-12-01 Australian Military Memorials and Cemeteries: Shrine of Remembrance, National War Memorial, Fromelles Military Cemetery On the Warpath: An Anthology of Australian Military Travel Ad-Hoc Units and Formations of Australia: Joint Task Forces of the Australian Defence Force, Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force Australian Military Equipment Profiles - Vol. 2 Local Pattern Carriers 1939 - 1945 Bren by Michael K. Cecil, 1995-01-01 Australian Military Personnel of the Malayan Emergency: Frederick Scherger, Henry Wells, Francis Hassett, Colin Hannah, Michael Jeffery Australian Military Aviation: Australian Air Force Cadets, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, de Havilland Australia Australian Military Personnel of the Korean War: Sydney Rowell, Henry Wells, Otto Becher, Francis Hassett, Keith Payne, Victor Smith Military Personnel of the Second Boer War: Australian Military Personnel of the Second Boer War, Boer Military Personnel of the Second Boer War Women in the Australian Military: Clare Stevenson, Mary Bell, Women in the Australian Military, Sybil Irving, Elizabeth Cosson, Julie Hammer Australian Military Trainer Aircraft: Australian Military Trainer Aircraft 1930-1939, Australian Military Trainer Aircraft 1940-1949

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81. Australian Army Cadets - Home
    Why would you want to join the australian Army Cadets (AAC)? And there is absolutely no expectation for you to join the military or go to war.  
    http://www.aac.adfc.gov.au/default.asp
    
    Extractions: competition for Cadets at the CadetNet launch on 17 March 05. Cadets from each Cadet organisation are encouraged to share their experiences in the ADFC through an "A day in the life of...." story competition. Entries are to be no more than 500 words. Where possible, relevant and approved photographs should be submitted with the entries. Consent forms can be downloaded [Here] Each month, the best entries by Cadets from each of the three Cadet organisations will receive a CadetNet pack containing showbag, mousemats, posters, stickers, wallet cards and fridge magnets as well as a special prize which will be confirmed at the time of monthly entries.

82. International Military Law
    This australian site explores and debates international law issues arising out of the increasing use of military personnel in circumstances below the threshold of armed conflict.  
    http://www.ozemail.com.au/~garthc/Index.html

83. Australian Army - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    The australian Army is Australia s military land force. australian Citizens military Force/australian Army Reserve (1901– ); australian Naval and  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Army
    
    Extractions: The Australian Army Emblem The Australian Army is Australia's military land force. It is part of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) along with the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force As well as ground troops, approximately 80 Leopard tanks and artillery, it also operates helicopters: Blackhawk Chinook , and has taken delivery of the first of 22 Eurocopter Tiger reconnaissance/attack helicopters (with the last of the UH-1 Iroquois serving with distinction in Aceh for humanitarian relief after 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake before removal from service.) Recently plans have been announced to procure 59 M1A1 tanks Australian soldiers have been involved in a number of minor and major conflicts throughout its history, but only in World War II did Australian territory come under direct attack. The history of the Australian Army can be divided into two periods: 1901-47, when limits were set on the size of the regular army , the vast majority of peacetime soldiers were in the reserve army units of the Australian Citizens Military Force (also known as the CMF or Militia), and

84. Australian Jet Adventures - Jet Fighter Flights, Air Combat Flights (Dogfights)
    Provides adventure flights in exmilitary BAC 167 Strikemaster fighter jets. Details of flights, prices, pilots and testimonials.  
    http://www.austjetadv.com/

85. Category:Australian Army - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Royal australian Army. Articles in category australian Army Categories military of Australia Armies  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Australian_Army
    
    Extractions: Royal Australian Army There are 11 articles in this category. Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Australian_Army Categories Military of Australia Armies Views Personal tools Navigation Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 20:36, 6 July 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

86. ADFA
    military training institution which helps develop the future leaders of the australian armed forces. Provides details of the activities, courses and social aspects of Academy life, with information on admissions and entry requirements.  
    http://www.defence.gov.au/adfa/

87. Wiltrading Maritime Fire & Safety
    Wiltrading Maritime Fire Safety is a leading supplier to the australian marine commercial, military-, cruise- and recreational industries. Specializing in marine fire and safety products and services as well as rope, twine and water jet propulsion systems, Wiltrading represent a number of national- and international principals such as Unitor, Hamilton, Pyrogen, Kidde, Viking, Crewsaver, SMA, Seven Oceans, Atlas and Dae Sung  
    http://www.wiltrading.com
    
    Extractions: Wiltrading can offer in-house expertise and flexible working routines, facilitating fast track resolution time. Wiltrading is an Australian company with many years experience and expertise in the specialised passive fire protection industry. Wiltrading has been providing a broad range of fire protection products and services to industry and commerce in Sydney, Newcastle and interstate. Wiltrading offers a full range of passive fire protection, including the regular inspection, testing and installation of the following, products and services. For your reassurance, Wiltrading has a Quality Management System in compliance with AS/NZS ISO9001:2000.

88. Australian & NZ Defender Magazine
    Bringing its readers the inside story of current and past ANZAC military activities. Highly pictorial using a combination of images take alongside the best of the ADF's output and the private snaps of Aussie veterans.  
    http://www.australiandefender.com.au/
    
    Extractions: Issue No:50 CONTENTS is the region's top selling photojournalistic magazine dedicated to the Australian Defence Force and the ANZAC legend. is a cutting edge colour publication with unparalleled access to the Aussie Special Forces, Army RAAF and RAN in the field providing an unbeatable insight into life at the sharp end. is devoted to bringing its readers the inside story of current and past ANZAC military activities in bright colour. We use a combination of images we take ourselves alongside the best of the ADF's output and the private images of Aussie veterans. The magazine hit the shelves in mid 1993 and since then our correspondents have accompanied the ADF on Operations in Somalia, Rwanda, Cambodia, Western Sahara, the former Yugoslavia, the Arabian Gulf, East Timor, Afghanistan and recently in Iraq and the Solomon Islands. prides itself in its coverage of past conflicts in particular Korea, Vietnam, Malayia and Borneo using the slides and words of those who fought those battles. SPEC.WAR.OPS

89. Royal Australian Army Service Corps
    Members of a horse transport unit of the australian Army Service Corps and australian Field Ambulance, receiving the ribbon of the military Medal from  
    http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-army-today/raasc.htm
    
    Extractions: Category: ARMY Today Artillery The RAR SAS Regiment NZ-SAS ... Transport [ RAASC ] RMC Duntroon RMC The Guard Reserves ... Cadet History Royal Australian Army Service Corps "PAR ONERI" (Equal to the Task) Partly from http://www.raasc.org.au/ Some of the Colour (Shoulder) Patches worn by Service Corps Companies in WW1 For the full range Supports 2 Introduction Supply is of prime importance to an Army in the field, without it an Army is soon rendered ineffective. History tells us that many a campaign has been lost because of a lack of supplies. To prevent such a situation occurring the British Army raised a Corps of Wagoners, to fulfil this role as early as 1794. History The history of the Royal Australian Army Service Corps began in Australia in 1886 when Victoria raised an Ordinance and the Commissariat and Transport Corps of Victoria was formed. This Corps was made up of militia and continued until 1889 when the ordnance functions of the corps were dropped and it was redesignated as the Commissariat and Transport Corps of Victoria. New South Wales (NSW) followed suit and on 01 January 1891 the Commissariat and Transport Corps of NSW was formed. The Army Service Corps was formed in England in 1888 and in NSW on 23 November 1893. Shortly after Victoria followed and late in 1895 retitled their corps to the Victorian Army Service Corps.

90. D'Arcys Solicitors Leaders In Military Compensation
    Brisbane, Australia firm specialising in military compensation claims.  
    http://www.darcyssolicitors.com.au

91. Research And Family History
    Offers resources for researching Australia's military history. Contains information on individual servicemen and women.  
    http://www.awm.gov.au/research/
    
    Extractions: Research Centre The Research Centre is the single most important resource for researching Australia's military history. The Centre's varied activities and resources are described here to assist researchers, students and prospective visitors: This is an online reference service. You can search the knowledge base for frequently asked questions (FAQs) or fill in and submit a reference form online. Your enquiry will be responded to within 3-10 working days. The Memorial contains a wealth of material relating to individual servicemen and women - but where do you start? Find out how to obtain personal service records, locate items in our collections, search biographical databases such as the Roll of Honour, Commemorative Roll, and various Nominal Rolls, and where else to go for information. The Australian War Memorial receives many public inquiries covering a wide range of topics from A to Z. The

92. Australia & New Zealand - Military History & Genealogy
    Learn about the military history of Australia and New Zealand, plus how to obtain military service records, photos, and documents of your australian or New  
    http://genealogy.about.com/cs/australianmilitary/
    
    Extractions: Free, searchable online database provides place of death, and details of the gravesite or memorial panel of Commonwealth soldiers who died while in active service during the First and Second World Wars. There are also directions on how to get to the cemeteries and memorials. Military Historical Society of Australia

93. Military Art - David Manning
    Detailed prints and militaria of australian air force, firefighting and army vehicles.  
    http://www.militaryart.com.au/

94. Australian Catholic Defence Diocese
    australian diocese charged with the pastoral care of the uniformed members of Armed Forces, their families, and civilian employees of the Department of Defence. Vision statement, contacts, relevant links.  
    http://www.military.catholic.org.au/

95. Australian Army 1939-41
    The australian Army of 3rd September 1939 consisted of a small Permanent Force In October 1939, military Districts 16 were incorporated into four  
    http://home.adelphia.net/~dryan67/orders/aust.html
    
    Extractions: The Australian Army of 3rd September 1939 consisted of a small Permanent Force cadre mostly manning staff, Royal Australian Artillery fortress units and Royal Australian Engineer fortress units. The majority of the army formed part of the Citizen Military Force (CMF) , which was also known as the militia. Unlike the United Kingdom, where both regular and Territorial Army units were integrated into a single force entitled the British Army, Australia maintained two distinct armies until the third year of the war. During September 1939 an all-volunteer force was raised for service world-wide. This force was entitled the Second Australian Imperial Force or 2nd AIF and was modeled after the First Australian Imperial Force (1st AIF) that was raised during the first world war. The divisions and brigades of the CMF or Militia constituted The Militia 7 December 1941, the Australian Militia was virtually unchanged with only some minor changes. When the 2nd AIF began to form it initially recruited heavily from the milita units, but this was stopped shortly to the consternation of many militia officers and men. The first major reorganization of the home army did not take place until 15 April 1942. Additional units were formed after the start of the war that provided support for the militia and relieved units of the tedium of garrison and vulnerable point protection duties. The Australian Army recruited seven

96. Eureka Miniatures :
    australian company in Melbourne casting military miniatures.  
    http://www.eurekamin.com.au/
    
    Extractions: Browse by range Eureka Miniatures - Colour Catalog 100 Club 300 Club AB Ground Zero Games Grumpy Irregular Kriegspiel Mayhem Museum Rules and Books Vallejo Paints Browse by scale Browse by period Ancient Rennaisance Medieval Napoleonic American Civil War 19th Century / Colonials Pax Limpopo Early 20th Century World War I World War II Modern Science Fiction Fantasy September 04, 2005 -

97. Military Wireless In The Midlands Museum
    Pictures of Russian, australian, and British military radios.  
    http://www.qsl.net/g4bxd/

98. National Archives Of Australia - Fact Sheet 63 -Sources Of Information About Mil
    australian Flying Corps, australian Naval and military Expeditionary Force, Inquiries about medal entitlements for service in the australian forces  
    http://www.naa.gov.au/publications/fact_sheets/fs63.html
    
    Extractions: Nominal rolls for most Victorian and NSW Boer War units and some units from other States are available on microfilm in all National Archives of Australia reading rooms. Service records for around a third of the approximately 15,000 who saw Boer War service (mainly those who saw service in Commonwealth battalions following Federation) are held by the National Archives. No similar record appears to have existed for those who served with colonial units. For information contact ref@naa.gov.au The National Archives holds the service records for members of the First Australian Imperial Force, Australian Flying Corps, Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force, Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train, the Australian Army Nursing Service, Depot records for recruits who would have served overseas if the war had not ended, and Home records for those who served within Australia. Copies of these records are $25 (includes postage) and prepayment is required. Samples of the types of documents to be found in a service record may be viewed on our website. To see these samples go to

99. National Archives Of Australia - The Collection - Defence - The Services
    volumes of military Orders, australian Army Orders and military Board The records concerning the Women’s Royal australian Army Corps include  
    http://www.naa.gov.au/the_collection/defence/the_services.html
    
    Extractions: Australian Army Royal Australian Navy Royal Australian Air Force Back to Defence Following is a description of some major collections dealing with the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Records of service for armed forces personnel (including those who served in war) are described in the Armed Services section of our Family History pages Over 350 Army collections are held. A small number of these is described below. More collections can be identified by using our RecordSearch database. The Military Board was created in 1905 and was responsible for the administration of all matters relating to the military forces. The National Archives holds the following Military Board records: volumes of Military Board proceedings Military Board Instructions volumes of Military Orders, Australian Army Orders and Military Board Instructions

100. The Kit Bag
     Manufactures and retails military equipment and clothing, with a focus on australian items.  
     http://www.kitbag.com.au/
     
     Extractions: * New range of tactical entry gloves! * ERP,S emergency ration /survival packs now in stock * jungle hammocks in stock * u.s pilots survival knives back in stock *UTG Tactical Holsters and shoulder holsters in stock * SADF 2 ltr canteens 2 for $25.00 !! * shemaghs $12.95 each !! * TAG Gloves now * Nomex Gloves Now sale ends 31.12.5 SUPER SPECIAL ENDS ON THE 31.12.5 Genuine A.L.I.C.E FRAME,s with the auscam enhanced shoulder and kidney straps made in aussie ! combat knee pads NEW winter special sale ends 31.12.5 Special Forces Assault Packs black or olive HALO 3 RECON The Original and the BEST Stealth Black Olive or Desert Tan !! Dont forget now incoporates a zip in zip out mosquito net , just in time for summer !! Blackhawk anti bacterial 3 ltr bladders incl bite valve plus FREE tactical neoprene tube cover Halo (RECON) 3 Sleeping Bag sale ends 31.12.5

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