61. Victoria Cross - Australian Military Forces Victoria Cross by Unit. Unit Force australian military Forces, (17 awards). australian military Forces. Index of All recipients for australian military Forces. http://www.victoriacross.net/subforce.asp?force=6

62. CNN.com - Elite Australian Military Unit Under Fire For Alleged Neo-Nazi Members CNN http://cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/australasia/12/19/australia.army.neo.nazis.ap/index.

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63. Grant's Militaria - Australian Militaria Photos, Militaria For Sale, Information australian military history site, with hundreds of photographs showing uniforms and equipment. Includes special features, articles of Boer War research, WW1 WW2 diaries, discussion forum, uniforms of the world. http://www.grantsmilitaria.com/default.asp

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64. Museum Victoria [Coins And Medals] 1934-1950. The King s Medal Royal australian military College, 1936. The King s Medal Royal australian military College , obverse. Click to enlarge. http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/coins/1934/royal_australian_naval_college_medal.htm

If the size of the text in this page is too small, please either turn javascript on or adjust the default text size of your browser. Museum Victoria Education What's On Home ... Scouting Jamboree medal, 1935 Royal Australian Military College medal, 1936 Kingsford-Smith medal, 1935 Coronation medal Edward VIII, 1936 Australian crown, 1937 Coronation medal George VI, 1937 ... Debased coins, 1946 The King's Medal Royal Australian Military College, 1936 This is a portrait of King George V who reigned from 1910 until 1936. The portrait is by the Melbourne-born artist Sir Edgar Bertram MacKennal. Click to enlarge. (75kb) Click to enlarge. (110kb) GEORGIVS V D.G.BRITT.OMN.REX.ET INDIAE.IMP. [George the Fifth by the Grace of God King of all the Britons and Emperor of India]. Transferred from Melbourne Mint, 1978 Site Index Rights Privacy Contact Us

65. Australian Military Aircraft Foundation (Closed) australian military Aircraft Foundation (Closed). Melbourne, Australia australian military Aircraft Foundation is now closed. http://www.pacificwrecks.com/restore/amaf.html

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66. Pravda.RU Australian Military In Iraq Renders First Aid To Russian Diplomats Cau The australian military in Iraq have rendered first aid to the Russian journalists and diplomats who got caught in the crossfire while travelling from Baghdad http://english.pravda.ru/war/2003/04/08/45754.html

Apr, 08 2003 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:War:More in detail Australian Military in Iraq Renders First Aid to Russian Diplomats Caught in Crossfire The Australian military in Iraq have rendered first aid to the Russian journalists and diplomats who got caught in the crossfire while travelling from Baghdad to Syria, Australian Premier John Howard announced on Tuesday. According to him, an Australian task force met the Russian motorcade 200 kilometres away from Baghdad, lent first aid to the wounded, and even offered to evacuate them to a hospital. "We were very polite and diplomatic to the Russian ambassador and his colleagues from the Embassy," said Howard. "They were allowed to move on as soon as all necessary checks were over and the wounded tended to." The premier refused to say who he thought had attacked the Russian motorcade, saying only Australians had nothing to do with the attack. RIAN Articles on the same subject on News.Google.Com: Printing version you may discuss the article in our forum Send it to a friend! Most interesting PRAVDA.Ru forum topics BangladesherDak Newsletter for Monday, June 07, 2004 Issue: 221

67. Hat Badges Hat and collar badges of the Light Horse Regiments and Infantry Battalions of the australian military Forces who made the base on which the First and Second AIF were built. http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-badges/0-cat-index-hat-collar.htm

Category: Badges This page is a sub category index Rising Sun Rising Sun 2 Rising Sun 3 Rising Sun 4 [ Hat Badges ] Joint Services RAN Badge Navy Badges Ships badges ... Italian 2 Hat and Collar badges of the Australian Army. Notes. Collar badges are called "collar dogs" Solid means that there is no section of the badge void. Void means that some of the material is cut away. Some collar dogs are 'reversed' so that the symbol faces out on both sides. This is referred to as "oppose". This badge is "solid" except that the Crown is void. This badge is void. These Survey Corps collar dogs are identical. Important Notes No commercial decision should be based on this information. I believe it to be accurate but cannot guarantee it. I do not buy, sell, trade or collect so I am not in a position to give valuations. For valuations please contact a dealer or list with eBay. No attempt has been made to reproduce images to scale.

68. Testing The Force: HIV And Discrimination In The Australian Military - CIRA 4353. CIRA Policy Update Volume I, Issue 2; July 15, 1998. Testing the Force HIV and Discrimination in the australian military. Eric http://cira.med.yale.edu/law_policy_ethics/policyupdatevol1iss2.html

Home About Us Research Development ... Opportunities Search CIRA CIRA Yale University 40 Temple St. Suite 1B New Haven, CT Ph: 203-764-4333 Fx: 203-764-4353 CIRA Policy Update Volume I, Issue 2; July 15, 1998 Testing the Force: HIV and Discrimination in the Australian Military Eric A. Feldman, J.D., Ph.D. Should the military require all service members to be tested for HIV? If so, should those who test positive be permitted to serve? In answering these questions, different nations have crafted diverse policies, responsive to domestic political pressures, legal precedents, and regulatory regimes. Australia has been the site of a particularly bitter and prolonged debate over HIV and the military. The most recent volley in that ongoing battle was sounded in January, 1998, in a decision of the Federal Court of Australia. To put the Australian issue in perspective, it is first useful to examine the controversy over HIV and the military that has occurred in the US and other nations. HIV and the Military in the US and Europe Since 1985, the US military has required all recruits to be tested for HIV; those with a positive test result cannot serve. The policy was adopted after a contentious public debate in which a civilian advisory panel, the Armed Forces Epidemiological Board, made recommendations against testing that were ignored by the Secretary of Defense (Bayer, 1991). An authoritative account of the military’s decision to implement a mandatory HIV testing policy states:

69. Australian Military Records WWI For Doig . The Dogs of Menteith australian military Records WWI for Doig. . NOMINAL ROLL OF THE AIF SERVICE ABROAD 1914 - 1918 . Name (DOIG), Rank, No. http://www.doig.net/AustralianMilitary.html

The Dogs of Menteith Australian Military Records WWI for Doig NOMINAL ROLL OF THE AIF - SERVICE ABROAD Name (DOIG) Rank No. Unit Departed Returned Status File Alexander Dvr 26th Battalion 1915, Aug 9 1919, May 15 Allan Torrance (MC) Leiut 17th Battalion 1914, Dec 30 1918, June DOD Andrew Cpl 5th L. H. 1914, Oct 17 1918, Dec 23 Andrew Leslie Dvr 10th Fld. Amb. 1915, June 28 1918, Dec 24 Arthur Edward Pte 9th Battalion 1915, Oct 4 1918, Mar 16 ROBrework Charles Alexander Pte A. Pay. C. 1916, Jan 25 1918, Dec 12 Charles Gordon Gunr 3rd Army F.A.B. 1915, July 7 1917, Sept 25 DOW Charles John (MC) Capt 33rd Battalion 1918, Oct 1 KIA Clyde Pte 1st Battalion 1917, July 7 1918, Dec 12 David James Pte 22nd Battalion 1918, July 4 1919, July 22 David McNair Lieut 47th Battalion 1915, July 7 1918, Mar 29 DOW David Patrick Pte 41st Battalion 1915, Oct 18 1919, July 23 ROBrework Edward L/Cpl 10th F.A. Bde. 1918, Mar 6 1919, Sept 25 Edward Fredrick S/Sgt 1st F. A. Bde 1917, May 30 1919, June 20 Edward Napier Spr 8th Fld.Co.Eng. 1915, July 5 1917, Sept 27

70. Welcome To Eureka Militaria ~ Visit Regularly For Your Militaria Collectables! Full page of australian military items available. Genuine and reproduction Australian issue military medals, and ribbons, bars and miniatures. http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Barracks/2911/militaria.html

Eureka Militaria French Legionaires German Police USA County Sheriffs Want Lists, Spares List ... Australian Military items available. Genuine and reproduction Australian issue military medals, and ribbons, bars and miniatures. Download our 54Kb .zip comprehensive catalogue view it online now Obsolete shoulder insignia, all ranks and states. From $10 each. This Site The Web Get your own whatUseek search engine Eureka Militaria is not a Q-store - the items listed on this site are one offs and may not be repeated! Our collection continually changes and the stock listed on these pages is of mid-1999. Send your Want List! Mail order Medal Mounting Service $15 per medal, court mounted. Our service includes new ribbon, cleaning and court mounting for wear. All medals will be correctly positioned in accordance with order of precedence. Eureka Militaria, PO Box 163, Noosa Heads, Qld, Australia, 4567. Phone: 0413-188339 Australian Militaria Australian Regiment Insignia RAAF, RAF RNZAF RAN Navy ... Email Us Please return for your antiques,

71. 1Earth's Militaria ~ Medals & Badges & Other Militaria Collectables australian military Police. Genuine and reproduction Australian issue military medals, and ribbons, bars and miniatures. Price on application. http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Barracks/2911/mil-au-mp.html

Genuine and reproduction Australian issue military medals, and ribbons, bars and miniatures. Price on application. Download our comprehensive .zip catalogue view it online here. Obsolete Australian civil police, military police and emergency services, shoulder insignia, all ranks and states. From $10 each. Representative for medal boards. Eureka Militaria is not a Q-store - many of the items listed on this site are one offs and may not be repeated! Eureka Militaria collection continually change and the stock listed on these pages is of mid-1999. Mail order medal mounting service $15 per medal, court mounted. Eureka Militaria service includes new ribbon, cleaning and court mounting for wear. All medals will be correctly positioned in accordance with order of precedence. Send your medals to Eureka Militaria, PO Box 163, Noosa Heads, Qld, Australia, 4567. Cheques payable to 1Earth Media or COD. Please allow 7 days (usually same day turn around) for return mail of your newly court mounted medals. Add $5 per order for overnight return Express Post within Australia.

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73. Military Conscription: Issues For Australia Analysis of the manpower shortages facing the australian military and the potential use of conscription to make up the shortfall. http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/cib/1999-2000/2000cib07.htm

Current Issues Brief 7 1999-2000 Military Conscription: Issues for Australia Gary Brown Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Group 12 October 1999 Contents Major Issues Introduction The Size of the Defence Force and Army How Can Conscription be Introduced? ... Appendix: Personnel Costs Major Issues The need to deploy a substantial force to East Timor has placed unanticipated stresses on the Australian Regular Army. It has become clear that rotating the troops sent to Timor is going to be difficult for an Army of less than 24 000 Regulars, as Australia's is today. This difficulty has led some to call for the introduction of compulsory military service. Conscription is certainly a quick means of raising large numbers of troops. However, the need for training means that it would not deliver personnel fast enough to solve the Timor rotation problem. Historically Australia has been able to maintain an Army significantly larger than the present force by means of voluntary enlistment. In the eighties the Regular Army was almost 8000 stronger than it is now and conscription was not required. Universal conscription of, e.g., all 18 year old males is both prohibitively expensive (salary costs alone in that case are about $2.8 billion per annum) and delivers too many personnel-if two years service is required, then such a scheme would increase the Regular Army by almost 100 000 personnel. This would seriously unbalance the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

74. South Australian Military Vehicle Museum - Details | MuseumStuff.com South australian military Vehicle Museum details page from MuseumStuff.com, the web s leading guide to 1000 s of museums worldwide. http://www.museumstuff.com/rec/org132971057003473.html

museumstuff.com museums :: South Australian Military Vehicle Museum details South Australian Military Vehicle Museum OVERVIEW Operated on a volunteer basis by members of the Military Vehicle Collectors Society of South Australia. The Society is one of many Military Vehicle Clubs across Australia and throughout the world and its members are dedicated to the preservation of vehicles that are of military origin. The museum was developed as away of providing undercover storage for the vehicles and at the same time allowing the public to view them. URL http://www.military-vehicle-museum.org.au LOCATION 252 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia PAGE OVERVIEW: Provides general information about South Australian Military Vehicle Museum, which may include web site and contact information, as well as description and collections info for those planning to visit South Australian Military Vehicle Museum .. Info last verified on .. .. this page rebuilt on .. edit this page :: resource provided by www.museumstuff.com

75. Data Lounge: Gays Serving Openly In Australian Military A "Non-event" Gays Serving Openly in australian military a Nonevent Tuesday, September 19th 2000 RE Gays Serving Openly in australian military a Non-event . Message. http://www.datalounge.com/datalounge/news/record.html?record=10224

76. Jihad Watch: French Jihadi Targeted Australian Military Bases February 07, 2004. French jihadi targeted australian military bases. Frenchman Willie Brigitte was sent to Australia by Pakistani http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/000828.php

Main February 07, 2004 French jihadi targeted Australian military bases "Frenchman Willie Brigitte was sent to Australia by Pakistani terrorists and planned to target military bases in Sydney, the French counter-terrorism unit DST alleges." This from News.com.au , with thanks to Nicolei and Jean-Luc. Brigitte's key contact in Australia was a Pakistani man who was also believed to be part of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Toiba, DST deputy director Jean-Francois Clair told the Nine Network's Sunday program. This man, whom Sunday will name, used the Internet to view the layout of army bases and attempted to obtain chemical ingredients for explosives, the program will allege at the weekend. The program cites the DST dossier on Brigitte compiled since he was deported from Australia in October last year. "French terror suspect Willie Brigitte was sent to Australia by a Pakistani terrorist organisation and was in the process of considering which military targets the group would attack," Sunday said in a statement. Posted at February 7, 2004 08:38 AM

77. Jihad Watch: Comment On French Jihadi Targeted Australian Military Bases Comments French jihadi targeted australian military bases (Note Comments on articles are unmoderated, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Jihad Watch http://www.jihadwatch.org/cgi-bin/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=828

78. Australian Military Joke ::: Military Humor & Jokes. australian military joke Warrant Officer. An Infantry WO2 was posted to England on Ex Long Look. While in the Old Ilse he attended http://miljokes.com/a/nov01/211101.htm

Australian military joke Warrant Officer An Infantry WO2 was posted to England on Ex Long Look. While in the Old Ilse he attended a Junior Officer Promotion Course, on actual battlefields in France. At one particular place, after the Instructors has given their usual instructions about troop dispositions in 1943, the course set about developing their individual plans of attack. The Australian WO curled up under a tree and went to sleep. The training staff were less than impressed, but allowed him this latitude. When the obligatory hour was up, they called the course together and one by one, went through the attack scenario. Eagerly they awaited the Australian. When it was his turn, he stepped forward and with one arm, pointed out his battle plan. "I would form my seven men up here. Fix bayonets and charge straight down this hill and onto the bridge, sweeping through to the other side. Then I would reorg and move back onto the bridge to make sure I could hold it." The Instructors were highly amused and showed their mirth gladly. Then one said quite seriously, "Warrant Officer. That sort of thing would never work. The machine gun emplacements would cut you to pieces the moment you crested the rise. You would merely provide target practice for the mortar pits and if by any chance you did manage to get to the bridge, the platoon of Germany Infantry would be on you like a terrier. I'm sorry my colonial friend - it just wouldn't work."

79. Electric Venom :: Australian Military Heads For Solomons Electric Venom. Veni, vedi, venom! July 15, 2003. australian military Heads For Solomons. Hissed by Venomous Kate in http://www.electricvenom.com/index.php?p=4888

80. The Intelligence Network  :  Australian Govt Plans A$230M Upgrade Of Hornet Aircraft Date 200311-27 Posted By Mark Arena Topics Australia australian military The Australian http://www.intellnet.org/news/?type=category&value=Australian Military

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