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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. DIY Games :: Combat Mission To Be Used By Australian Military
    News . Combat Mission To Be Used By australian military. Sat, May 22 04. Battlefront has announced a deal with the Australian Department of Defence to bring  
    http://diygames.com/index.php?p=555&more=1&page=1

82. Caribbean Net News: Guadeloupe-born Terror Suspect Targeted Australian Military
    Caribbean Net News Guadeloupeborn terror suspect targeted australian military bases. Guadeloupe-born terror suspect targeted australian military bases.  
    http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/2004/02/07/bases.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Caribbean Net News Sections Front Page Business Caribbean Forum Classifieds ... Weather Departments About Us Advertise Archives Contact Us ... Subscribe Interactive Video Stream Audio Stream Regional Anguilla Antigua / Barbuda Bahamas Barbados ... US Virgin Islands This date in the Caribbean Do you know of an important event in or relevant to the Caribbean that occurred on this date? If so, please send us an with the details. Source: afiwi.com Guadeloupe-born terror suspect targeted Australian military bases Saturday, February 7, 2004 SYDNEY, Australia (AFP): A Guadeloupe-born suspected terrorist deported from Australia to France last year was sent to Sydney by Pakistani militants to attack military sites in Australia, a senior French intelligence officer was quoted as saying Friday. Jean-Francois Clair, deputy director of France's DST counter-terrorism office, told the Nine Network's Sunday program the suspect, Willie Brigitte, was working with an Australian-based Pakistani believed to be part of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Toiba.

83. Center For Public Leadership | NEWS | "Leadership In The Australian Military"
    Leadership in the australian military A discussion with Jamie Cullens Director, Centre for Defense Command Leadership Management Studies Australian Defense  
    http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/leadership/sign_cullens.html
    
    Extractions: CDCLMS provides specialist command, leadership, and management development advice. The Centre helps Defense individuals and groups examine concepts, debate issues, and share command leadership and management information. For more information, point your web browser to "http://www.defence.gov.au/adc/cdclms.htm".

84. ASEM V69N5: Back Pain In Australian Military Helicopter Pilots: A Preliminary St
    Back pain in australian military helicopter pilots a preliminary study. Thomae MK, Porteus JE, Brock JR, Allen GD, Heller RF Aviat  
    http://www.asma.org/Publication/abstract/v69n5/69-468.htm
    
    Extractions: Aviat Space Environ Med 1998; 69:468-73 Background: Several studies have highlighted the problem of back pain among helicopter pilots, but few have controlled for potential confounding factors in their analyses, or sought to examine the effects of back pain on operational readiness and flying performance. There have been no previous studies of the prevalence of back pain among Australian military pilots. Methods: The prevalence, risk factors, and consequences of low back pain were assessed in a cross-sectional survey of 200 Australian military helicopter pilots by self-completion questionnaire. Results: Responses were received from 131 (66%) of available pilots. The overall prevalence of reported back pain was 64% (95% CI 56%-72%), with a further 28% of pilots describing back discomfort while flying. More than half the pilots (55%) indicated that back pain had interfered with their concentration while flying, with 16% reporting that they had hurried flying missions because of pain. A minority of pilots (7%) had refused to fly because of back problems. After adjusting for age, education, BMI, posture and numbers of hours flown, multiple logistic regression modeling indicated that a prior history of back injury was the most significant predictor of back pain among rotary wing pilots (OR 2.63, 95% CI 1.11-6.23). Conclusions: We conclude that the prevalence of back pain in Australian military helicopter pilots is unacceptably high and may be limiting operational readiness, pilot performance, flying safety, and pilot health. Urgent attention needs to be given to improved ergonomic design in aircraft, and both back pain prevention and back injury rehabilitation programs.

85. Redirect
    Welcome! The australian military Medicine Association is an independent, professional scientific organisation of health professionals with the objectives of  
    http://www.amma.asn.au/

86. Blackwell Synergy - Cookie Absent
    Damage control laparotomy in the australian military. Yet the philosophy of damage control is uniquely suited to the australian military environment.  
    http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/links/doi/10.1046/j.1445-1433.2003.02894.x/enha
    
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87. Australian Military LandRovers
    australian military LandRovers.  
    http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~lloyd/4/LandRover/Military/Australia/
    
    Extractions: : The Long Range Patrol Vehicle was built for operation across Australia's outback and similar terrain. : The Perentie is an Australian built Land-Rover, the range including a modified July 4th: Norforce is a unit of nearly 600 soldiers which monitors the north west coast of Australia. The unit was raised on 4 July 1981. "The NORFORCE group are the most culturally diverse unit in the Australian Army and comprise mainly part-time members of which almost 50% are Aboriginal, with 80% of them coming from remote northern communities" - LandRover .au.

88. Welcome To ADF Serials
    IHT With Funding Tight, australian military Is Feeling the PinchBut officials and analysts say that the euphoria masks a looming crisis in the australian military budget because the cost of acquiring advanced weapons and  
    http://www.derwood.com/adf/

89. AUSTRALIAN HONOURS
    australian military HONOURS AWARDS. INTRODUCED 1991. AUSTRALIAN ORDER OF PRECEDENCE. The Victoria Cross for Australia. The Victoria  
    http://www.bobbuick.com/medals/australian_military_gallantry_honours.htm
    
    Extractions: INTRODUCED 1991 AUSTRALIAN ORDER OF PRECEDENCE The Victoria Cross for Australia The Victoria Cross for Australia was established on 15 January 1991 as the highest Australian operational gallantry award. It supersedes the Victoria Cross instituted by Queen Victoria in 1856. The Victoria Cross for Australia shall only be awarded for the most conspicuous gallantry or a daring or pre-eminent act of valour or self-sacrifice or extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy. Subsequent awards to the same person will be made in the form of a Bar. It may be awarded posthumously. No awards have yet been gazetted. The Star of Gallantry The Star of Gallantry was established on 15 January 1991 to accord recognition to members of the Defence Force and certain other persons who perform acts of gallantry in action. The Star of Gallantry shall be awarded only for acts of great heroism or conspicuous gallantry in action in circumstances of great peril. In the order of precedence it ranks after the Victoria Cross of Australia but before the Medal for Gallantry. Subsequent awards to the same person will be made in the form of a Bar. It may be awarded posthumously. No awards have yet been gazetted. The Medal for Gallantry

90. Secretary Cohen Meets Members Of The Australian Military In Darwin, Australia.
    Search News Photos Secretary Cohen meets members of the australian military in Darwin, Australia. Click to view fullsize JPEG photo View JPEG Photo, 505 KB.  
    http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/Nov1999/990929-D-2987S-503.html
    
    Extractions: Secretary Cohen meets members of the Australian military in Darwin, Australia. [View JPEG Photo, 505 KB] Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen (left) meets members of the Australian military in Darwin, Australia, on Sept. 29, 1999, as they prepare to deploy as part of the multinational peacekeeping forces in East Timor, Indonesia. Cohen is in Darwin to meet with his counterparts and members of the peacekeeping force which includes personnel from the U.S. Army, Marines and Air Force. DoD photo by Helene C. Stikkel. (Released) 990929-D-2987S-503 Printer-friendly Version

91. The Australian: Military Base Blasts, Three Dead [May 07, 2004]
    Ukraine s head of the army chief of staff, Alexander Zatynaiko, said on UT1 public television that no military personnel had died in privacy © The Australian.  
    http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,9493740%5E1702,00.
    
    Extractions: Officials earlier said four people had died, but the regional hospital later told Russia's Interfax news agency there were three killed and two others injured in the blasts, which took place near the village of Novobogdanovka, in Ukraine's southeastern Zaporozhye region. Ukraine's head of the army chief of staff, Alexander Zatynaiko, said on UT-1 public television that no military personnel had died in the explosions. He said the security services and the public prosecutor would launch an inquiry into the exact causes of the incident.

92. Proceedings Of An Australian Military Court
    Proceedings of an australian military court of three japanese war criminals for the murder by beheading of the rev. leonard kentish. ABSTRACT OF EVIDENCE.  
    http://jamesmc.pinewoodrecords.com.au/book106.htm
    
    Extractions: COMMITTING A WAR CRIME in that they at DOBO in the AROE ISLANDS on 5th February 1943 were, in violation of the laws and usages of war, together concerned in the unlawful killing of the Rev. LEONARD KENTISH, an Australian civilian internee, then held in the custody of the Japanese armed forces. AGAINST SAGEJIMA MANGAN former Lieutenant Imperial Japanese Navy. HOYAMA KENZO former Petty Officer Imperial Japanese Navy. KOHAMA SHOZUKE former Civilian Administrator attached Imperial Japanese Navy. Book 106. Proceedings of an Aust Military Court of 3 Jap War Criminals for the Murder

93. Australian Observers To Join US On Pre-war Games In The Gulf - Smh.com.au
    australian military observers will join a massive United States military exercise in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar to test command systems that would be used  
    http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/06/1038950193154.html
    
    Extractions: Australian military observers will join a massive United States military exercise in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar to test command systems that would be used in a war with Iraq. The classified exercise, Internal Look, begins on Monday and Australia's inclusion points to expectations it will take part in any US-led war. The head of the Australian defence staff in Washington, Major-General Simon Willis, confirmed that Australian officers were expected in Qatar, likely to be a nerve centre for any war. They will join General Tommy Franks, the senior US commander responsible for the Middle East, the Gulf and Afghanistan, who would run the war. The Australians are usually attached to US Central Command headquarters in Florida, which released details on the exercise this week.

94. 2004 RowelI Profession Of Arms Seminar
    2004 Rowell Profession of Arms Seminar. Ethics, Moral Values and the australian military Profession in the 21st Century. Thursday, 15 July 2004.  
    http://www.usafa.af.mil/jscope/AustralianConference.html

95. 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

96. SHWV FAQ - Australian Involvement: The Military Issues
    Assessment of australian military, Operations. 14) p.45, McNeill, I., An Outline of australian military Involvement in Vietnam July 1962December 1972 .  
    http://www.vwam.com/vets/austra.html
    
    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.

97. OUP USA: The Oxford Companion To Australian Military History: Peter Dennis
    The Oxford Companion to australian military History. Peter Dennis, Jeffrey Grey, Ewan Morris and Robin Prior With John Connor. 0195532279, hardback, 720 pages.  
    http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/HistoryWorld/AustralianPacific/?ci

98. Australian Military Trivia - Military Matters
    World australian military Trivia Created by player MUDLARK. One for the military buffs.  
    http://www.funtrivia.com/quizdetails.cfm?quiz=38198

99. The Commanders
    ORDER HERE. Browse the Catalogue. OUT OF PRINT, FIND ME A SECOND HAND COPY!! The Commanders. australian military Leadership in the 20th Century. David. M. Horner.  
    http://www.warbooks.com.au/IndividualBooks/commanders.html
    
    Extractions: ORDER HERE Browse the Catalogue OUT OF PRINT FIND ME A SECOND HAND COPY!! The Commanders Australian Military Leadership in the 20th Century David. M. Horner Tells the story of sixteen of Australia's most eminent military men, as they performed under the stress of strategy making and in the heat of battle. The commanders featured are: Bridges, Brudenell White, Creswell, Chauvel, Monash, Lavarack, Sturdee, Gordon Bennett, Morshead, Blamey, Rowell, Herring, Vasey, Robertson, Scherger and Wilton. 355 pp - Published 1992 PLEASE LET US KNOW WHETHER YOU WOULD LIKE A HARDBACK OR PAPERBACK COPY Australia = AUD$00 (including postage, packing and GST) PNG and NZ = AUD$00 (including economy air mail and packing) The World = AUD$00 (including economy air mail and packing) Browse the Catalogue ORDER HERE

100. Warbooks Australia Online
     warbooks war books amhp australian military history publications war world war one world war two booksellers publishers australian army army australian navy  
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