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ROYAL AUSTRALIAN
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VOLUME 26, No 18
Decisionon helosnarrows totwo, page 2
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Era endswith Jack,page 11
PlCfORIAL
D"r"t,..,led th,oughou' all R"N ,h,p' or><! ",lobl"hmM'>ond 10 ~"."9 per'''M,,1 .....e'''~er !+ley _r ~
OCTOBER 21, 1983
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Mr Schole••ald It wo'planned that tt11••t\ldy afrefined proposal. wa"ldlead ta enterI"1i! tontt'attnegotiations with the .....ferred tender by mid1984.
The total program envisage. betw.-n 30 ta 40aircraft Introduced over adecode.
Primary support facllltie' will be provided forat RANAS NOWTO.
NHBS
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Thefollowing bulletin is issued in the interestof the public good:
• Medicare will Q.Q! pay hospital costs ifyou use your own doctor in a public hospitalor use a private hospital.
• It will !l2l allow you to convert yourMedicare "free bed" in a public hospitalentitlement into a monetary amount to helpoffset these costs.
• Medicarewill not offer a dental benefitstable. -
• Medicare will not offer an ancillary ben·efits table. -
(~~e ~eY!a~~~~~~iel$J."continue to cover members with improvedhospital, dental and ancillary benefits atreduced contribution rates.
WORRY-FREE SERVICEMembers need do nothing in relation to
Medicare. NHBS will initiate all action ontheir behalf.
BE AWARE OF MEDICARE
al.o e ..pla.-. tt1e potftotlalfor achlevl"1i! equipmentand .upport .tandardl.o1'Ion between tt1e olrtraftfor tt1e RAN'_ Frigate. andF1eet vtIllty role. and Mure Navy and Alrfortehelkop'-r requirements.
However, the finalthoIce of an AlIIlFORCEhelkopler would not necessarily be confined tothase alrcroft now shortII.ted.
HELICOPTERCONTENDERS:TWO REMAIN
Two helicoptertypes - one fromthe United Kingdom and theother from theUnited States- have beenselected as thefinal contendersfor eventual useon the RAN'sguided missilefrigates and asfleet utilityaircraft.
They are the WesriandLyn .. 3 (UK) and theSikorsky 5.708 s.ahawk(USA).
Both will undergo fvr_tfter evaluation.
Mlnl.ter for Defence,Mr Gordon Scholes, thisw.... announced the finaltwo contend'n.
Dlmlncrted In the upperweight band were theAerOlpatiale SUNR PUMAand the Westfand SuperLyn.. and the Aero.patlaleDAUPHIN In the lenerweight band.
The SEAHAWK I. tt1e airvehicle of the US Navy.hlp/helicopNr LAMPS IIIanti-submarine warfare'y'Ntn'I enter!"1i!s_keIn1984.
Mr Scholes .oid that thethree competing cam- .ponies had .ubmttted propo.ol. lo.t Febrvary foraircraft ond weapon .y••tem optfo....
While eath tontenderhod significant ath"octlons, tt1e e .. ten.lveevolvotlon of propo.alshod led to a c1..... prefer_ence for the two flnallsts,one each In tt1e mediumand Int.,.,.,et!late welghtlcapability _.
He emphasised that ofthe .everal Navy helkop_requirements, high pri_ority was bel"1i! given taproviding ourfrI~ helicopters with ontl_.ub_marine warfare capability•
Mr Schale' .old thatdl"usslon. wauld com·mente shortly withSikorsky and We.riand torefine their proposals,.petlfy the preferredconflgurcrtlOOIl, especiallyfor antl-.ubmorlne warfore equlpments, developIn-country .upport plan.,and delineate the In_valvement of Au.trallaninOu_try,
These dlstu••Jons would...
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Benefits Societ)' (NUBS)will continue to operateafter Medicare is introduced on Februar:r I.
Medicare will be runded bya one percent levy on taxableIncome. Mamed service per·sonnel wtth familles will pay ahaH of the one percentcharge.
Medicare WIU provide a medicaland optometncal benefit of85 percent of a government-approvedr~
Patients "'ill pay the account atthe1:lme of lhe se....·ice. and makea claIm 10 a Medlbank/Medicareoffice for reimbursement of 85percent of the approved lees,.. VliIlen' a doctor agrees \.0 bulkbill the patient ....ill pay nothing.
All clairi'm for medical servicesrendered on and after February 1,1984. must be fo,","arded or takentoa Medlbank or Medicare office
In relallon to medical treat·ment. privale health funds w,ll nolbe al!o""ed to pro\ide any form ofiru;urance 10 offset doctol"S' lees.
Claims for services renderedprior to F'ebroar)" I. 19lJ.l. shouldbe forwarded directly to NIlBSlor reimbursement 3Cllon.
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MECHANICIANSMT Mecharuclans from 1973 and AT Mechanicians from 1976
o"'nwards are registered ....ith the NSW ,\pprenliceship CommISSionfrom start of lr3mmg. and qualify lor trade recogrullOn on completionof four years from start dale.
SAILSTRUC APPRENTICE ENTRYApprentice entry membel"S af@ registered. "ilb lh.e Directorate of
ApprenltCeshlps of NSW, from lhe start 01 their traming at IlMASNIRIMBA.
Ttwse membel"S are also reqUired 10 sucressfully ('(Implete aU ror·mallmde lrairung and task books WITIIlN four years from date ofregistr3tion to gam cwwan trade recogmtlon.
SAILSTRUC GENERAL ENTRYFor purposes or ci\lltan trade recogrution. General Entry membel"S
are registered u apprenuces ",~th the D1l'e'Ctonte 01 Apprenticeshlpsof NSW. from the start.ollh.etr phase Iwo course
To qualtfy for NSW ci\lltan trade llK'(Igruuon. members are requtred 10 sucresslully complete Task Book Irauung and lh.e phasethree course: in addluon a mmimum of lour years se....,ce MUST becompleted from date 01 regIStratIOn.
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If you've ever felt like packing up andheading interstate for a weekend, or longer,don't do a thing until you've spoken to Ansett.
They've something called theWeekendand Capital Cities holiday brochure.
It's got all the escape infonnation you'llever need.
Prices, destinations, for those spur of themoment decisions.. NowAnsett know as well as anyone, thatif a weekend away IS going to cost a fortuneno one will want to go anywhere.
So Ansett's prices are low.Very low.Please call Ansett, or pick up a brochure
A"".~om them yourself. Ansett.
Would you like to wolk up to a future employer with a bookthat tells it all?
The record of training and employment book(RTE) does exactly that.What IS a RTF.?Are "OU enllUed to one'!Whai IS a Craftsman's Certificate?lIa\'e vou heard of the Trade Proflciency Certificate?....'hal use is vour task book?What IS your Civilian trade equIvalent?
These and many more questIons are answered for you In
IhiS article. so read on.THE RTf _ WHAT IS IT?
The RTE IS a hook deSlglled 10 assist you on d1scllarge In gamlflgsUitable CIVilian emplo)ment. [\ provides dellllis of your N3\'alTraimng and Employment.WHAT 15 IN IT?Firstly. the book identifies )'ou. 'I idenufies the t)'fl@oftramingyouhaw rerel\'ed. II conlallUi certificates for courses )'OU have campleledand qualifications you ha"e gamed.
finally, It pro'ide.~ a summary of your emplo)"menl, poslmgs andpromotIOn.
AM I ENTITLED? THE NSW AWARDSAU membel"S who ha"e C(lmpleted a Rasic Categor)"/Ph..ase One Successful apprentices are a....arded a Crafu;man'~ CeJ1.llicate
Course, or the II MAS I'll RIMBA ph..ase of apprentice trairung. are en- AD25 (blue) or a Craftsman's Certificate of ProfiCiency AD2li (red).tilled to a book on dlscbarge. Membel"S who} dUTIng tllelr apprenltcestups pass aU parts 01 \heHOW DO I GET A BOOK MADE UP? NSW Techrucal College trade exanunaltons be<:ome elJgible for lh.e
To get a book made up. you must apply tllrough )'our Commamllng IIIgh.er a"'ard of an AD2li.Officer to Navy Office. AU clviban Tradesmen's Certificates are kept to the membel"S'
'f1.o.'0 of "our recent pholographs, III aCc<lrdance wnll DI( 1'1) P~:RS RTE in Navy OHice for isslle on dlsch..arge.'"" 4/1-1. are 10 accompany the appbcallon. . Application 10rearlylSSuecan be made \.0 Navy Office and the cer·
You mayammge/oryourpholOgraphs 10 bese1lf 10 NavyO/ficeal t,ficates "ill be forwarded through the appllcanl's commandmg(lfly nrne, officer
A boQk ",~n be made up lor you. and It wiD be retatoed in Na\'y Cerllflcales are a .... arded In one 01 the lollowlng lradeOffice, classlficatlons:
llave a look. m )'our PIlt4lor the qualificahon number 10300. If II CAT~:GORa::s ~'OLLOWED BY CIVIL TRADES (NSW STAT~:
appears. It means lbal your book hu been compiled. TRADE CL,\SSIFICATIONS)Bul remember. no pllalo _ nO book. MTP ~'l\Ier and Turner. MTII Slupwnghl (ApprentIce or Pliase 2illS too late aller you are dlscliarged. trammg c<lmmenced before June '81). MTII Bo~ennaker/Welder
WHERE CAN I GET MY BOOK? (Apprenllce or Pliase 2 trallUllg commenced after June '81). ETPYou may ask. for your book up to 12 monttls prior 10 dlsch..arge, Ele'CIncal Flller/Mech..aruc. F.TW Electrical ~·l\1.er/Mecliaruc. ~:TSOnce you ha"e recel\'ed your book. Ulke good care of II because It Radio Fltter/Mecbamc (Apprenuce or Phase 2lralnlng C(lmmenced
,,~U nOI be replaced sllauld you lose It. before Jan '81), ETS Electromcs Tradesman (Apprenuce or Ph..ase 2Final ISSue books are nonnany senl to )'our Commanding Olficer tralntog commenced alter Jan '81). ETC RadiO Flller/Mecharuc
pnor to your effecln'e loss dale. (Apprenllce or Phase 2 trallung commenced before Jan '81). ETCAlllinal issue Rn:'s also toclude a computer pnntout 01 your Ser· EJectronics Tradesman (Apprenllce or Phase 2 tratning commenced
,ice HIStory (P1l4) after Jan '81). ,\TA Ground I'ngmeenng (Airframes and Engine~),
TECHNICAL MEMBERS' CIVILIAN TRADE ATWLGround Engineenng (lnslrumenIlEJectncal). ATC Radio Fit·RECOGNITION terrMeclianlc (Apprentice or Phase 2training commenced l\efore Jan
'81). ATe IClectronic Tradesman (Apprentice or Phase 21raimngTechnical members may gam cl\'llJan trade recoKnluon on commencl'd aller Jan '81). ATWQ F.leclrical FItter
d~<;chargeundertbe NSW Apprentices' ,\ct or Commonwealth Trades-
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NHBSSERVESON.
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SYDNEY
pearanC'e It IS so renownedfoc
The s}'Uem IS Independant of aU other stup'ssystems and merel} reQUires the necessal')' polll ersupply and coolmg waler
It fires apprOlUmalel}'3000 rounds per minute anduses a high velOCity sub·calibre heavy metal pen·etrator designed to deliversurficlent energy to detonate the warhead of anLDcommg mISSile.
SYDNEY's PhalanxCIWS is mamtalned byl-SETS Nell Scholes fromCessnock m 1\SW
Nell JOIned the RAN in1916 and spent 1 monthslrammgon the Phalanx System at thl:' Gunnery andWeapons School at the USNFleet TralDlng Cenlre InDam Neck VLrgUlla, pnortoJOuung SYDNEY on com·nUSSlonlng Since It wasfltted, "R2D2" and itskeeper I.S Scholes haverarely been seen apart,however rumors Ihat"R2D2" foUOIII-s LS Scholesaround are not true, nor canLS Scholes speak "botchi",
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pro\ements to the Mk 92YCS 1II1U allolll SYD-':EY tobe the first RA \ shipcapable of flnng the nelllImpro\ed \erSlOn of thl:'Standard mISSIle
Whtle these modifiCationsha,'e not changed the appearance or SYDNEY, themost DOliceable change tothe shtp has been the addi·tion of the Phalanx CIOS(' LD
Weapons System (CIWS)Mk 15.
This is the first such sys·tern fllted mthe RAN. and itIS planned to lit furthermounts to IIMAS DARWIN,currenlly bUilding InSeattle, and liMA ShipsADEI,AIDE and CAN·BERRA m AustralJa
Thl:' Phalanx CHI'S ISmanufactured by the Gen·eral DynamiCS Compan) lo
Californta It IS a SIX
barrelled, 20mm Gatlmgtype gun as used lD a number or alrcran Includmg theFlllC.
TIle system has radar firecontrol mounted on thesame structure as the gun,whtch gI"es II the charac·terlstlc "R!I)!" ap-
NAVAL HEALTH .,,,,,_BENEFITS SOCIETY- '~IIi'"HOSPITALBENEFITS\~J
oMedIcare WIll !!2! cover your hOspItalisationcosts If you want your own doctor to treat you Ina publiC hOSpltttl, or, if you enter a privatehospital.NHBS will offer a comprehenSIve hospltal In.surance package to delray these charges.REMEMBER you WIll nOI be permitted to convertyour Mealcare 'free bed' entItlement In a publichospllal to a monetary amount to help offsetthese charges.
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S\'J)\fo:Y "as alongSIdethe U.S Coast GuardSupport FaClllt~ InSeaUle, Washington,
An industrial dIsputehad kept her out or theTodd Shlp~arduntIl September 28 for post·shakedo.....n a~'allabllity.
She wllllea\'e there lateDecember.
But the major changes mSYl)N~;Y'S equipment in·clude updating of.
• The Mk 92 Fire ControlSystem to ImprO\'C poorweather performance,
• The Mk 13 GUidedMISSIle Launcher System toall.:lw the linng or the latestStandard mISSIle,
• The AN/SrS·49 AIrWarnmg Radar.
• Installation of radar,"ldeo processlng With autGmalic detertton and lrack·109 that 1II1U allow tnlclungor targets aUlomatlcally1II'lm minimum operator asSIStance, and,
• A number of ordnancealterations to the Mk 7576mm Kt/n mount
The "near term" 1m.
and 1 am confident that theFleet is ready to meet anytask within the level of itscapability,
"I strongly believe thal theincreasing multitude of activities in which we are engaged,embracing maritime warfaretraining, sove"elgnty pro·tection, aid 10 the CIvil com·munity and. defence co·operation with our regionalneighbours. clearly indicatesthat the need for a navy hasoot dinunished in any lII'ay;lDdeed the fe\'erse IS proba.b1y true.
'" regretleavmg you but bea.5SIU'f'd that in whale,"er ca·pacity I ser,'e III the future I...ill CO/ItinUot to watch }'ouractivities With mlerest..
"Good luct and I am sat·isfied that the ~leel sen'esour country lII·eU."
TilE RAS'S nev.estGuided Missile Frigate."MAS S\'DNEY. has hada major l::ombat systemsupdau:. including the fitting of our lirs! PhalanxClose-In-Weapons S)1item.
Much of the \\ork wascarried out \\hll~
comes from Ihe position ofDeputy Cttief of Naval Staff.
RADM Iludson, 00, was thelast seagoing Commanding'Officer of !lMAS MEl.·BOURNi': and has also hadcommand of liMA ShipsVENDETTA, BRISBANEand STALWART.
In a farewell message,RADM lIudson said:
"On my departure from UleFleet Command I take tbisopporturuty of than1ung }'ouall for your tremendous support o\'er the last 19 months,
'" ha\'e been very proud tohave been your commander"and constantly Impressedwith the dedication, bardwork and professional ex·pert!Sedi$played at an Ie'leis.
"Desptte Ule setbacks thatwe ha\'e had I am pleased 10observe that sptrIts are high
FIRST RAN PHALANXFITTED TO SYDNEY
Admiral Hudsonfarewells Fleet
After I! months as FleetCommander, Rear Admiral Mike Hudson willtoday relinquishcommand,
lie has been posted to NavyOffice as lhe Deputy Chief ofNaval Staff,
Command of the Fleet willpa.!>'l to Rear Admiral Geof·fery Woolrych.
The change in Fleet Com·mander WIll take place onboard the Fleet flagship,lIMAS STAI.WART at IUDtoday, Tnralgar Day.
Before CClmmand of !.lEI.-BOURNE he was Na"y·sDirector General Plans andPolicy and isagradualeoftheUntted States Armed ForcesStaff College and CanadianNational Defence College
RADM Woolrych, 53,
H'ITII daylight saJ"ing just around the c:orner fhere'll be more opportunity (or leisurein the sun. Lon~IJ Marta Crezo,'aJ, Ii, o( Sydney has already been soaking up some
gammas for an e"en, summer tan, Itnd she has a lay·back feeling u'e're sure you u-;U
appreciate.
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US, FINANCIALSERVICES
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SYDNEY'S Commanding OfflUr. Commander Paul Kabk di~"ssing tire PUlanx install:1fiol! M"it" his depufy M"eaponsekcfrical engillffri"8 officer, Lielltenant Ian Curl and "RZDr' I..~pet", L.eadirw Seaman ,",iel &hoIes. '",SE;r; TIre Pha·
Ian..: in position "bon~ the ~licopter control housing.
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a. HIRE PURCHASE (domestIC goods finance)b, BUDGETING (flnanclill planning)c. BUILDING SOCIETY (saving and home hnance)d, CREDIT UNION (saving and car finance, etc.)e. FRIENDLY SOCIETY (tax free Income and capital)I, INVESTMENTS (tax free capital il"owth)g. ACCOUNTING AND TAXATION (speclilf rates)h INSURANCE (general and life)I. RETIREMENT (SUpel'annuallon and DFROBF)I. CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENTk. PERSONAL HOME COMPUTERS (COilillOdoie)
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Inc In NS
The Minister forDefence, Mr Scholes. saidhe was encouraged by therecent strong interest ofAustralian industry andSlate governments in theproject to acquire newsubmarines for the RAN.
Ill' reIterated a statementhe made In July Hus y"earthalno early decLsJon ....'3$ plannedlor the design and acqulSlllonor a new Class of dieselsubmarine ror Ule RAN.
/>Ir Scholes said thaI ten·ders for defmition studieswere due to close in Novem·ber, 1983. ,
The tenders would besubject to comprehensiveevaluation, and it wasplanned to award contractsfor the studies in the secondhalf of 198-1.
Mr Scholes said it wasexpected thaI the projectdefinition phase would becompleled about 1986.
Progressin subproject
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The "tombat" phow of Exertisot KIII.glII 00 13 off IIOf1tt.wlKl AlIItralio IfMMl'If down to IMIftbets of the carnrnunitift in !he l\OI'th.wlKt hod been Ih of Kangaroo 13, 1M rftl,Ilft WOl,lId enCIDIe the Au,tralicm Dtftrw:t fcrta tohas -Md. h Il'Idtd 011 Odobet 14 and !tit r.deployment of pIftOiilll and 1nfI' dty valuabl.. be bett.- able to meet in I9Iflgndhinou for 1M dotfenu of Australia ond itsequipmeftt to "* holM basft hoi begun. The auistanu and co-opercmon of the peopI. in the~ ancll(im. interem.
DdtMe MN5Jer, M1 SdIo1es, saicI!tIe tonttpt of XI] os 0 Iow..MYei in- berIey regions hod alntribvtecl $I,Ilxtantialy 10 the oyerali .,c:ju, of the Mr SchoIft NIid he ..os .,.,., COttKioIn. of the time lrlc! tffom that hodfillJalion u:fftiw hod broil.... _ groultCl in the Kanpoo .erift, particu- UertlM!. '-n devoted to rnokng KlIIlga'oo 13 WI IUctenMkriy 05 it hod be.n held in O'l area of Australia nol prtviou$/y uwd 'Of m~i-
from the m~m.y virtwpoint Kangaroo I3l1od been 0 highly w((.uM "To the p1l11lnM la'ld porlicipanh _ Au',""ion" New Ztak-ldtn ond::;::::. taryl~~= :Ir::,,=:'n,w dimenlion 10 m~jlc:ry utrOses in Auslralia lIndertokinll invalvinll mort than 7000 penonntl from Australia, New Zeo- Amerito'll - I offef lincere congrcrlulationl on II iob well don" the pr~ :;:::;:........ __,... d land and Ittt United 51otft, and among ltIe valuable 1'10$0111 IMimed hod fftsionaliml d~lJ'fed by all conc«ntd with the exercise hm been a li'inif- •.•....:::::::: by deYeioping 0 dronlil inltrodion MtwHll Commonw_m tporlmentt, L "'-_.. _ .....:....... ..,:.... "'-. M~.'-.ol_..o:~,.·L __L -d demon&- __,~ ::::::::;:::::: Slute auttlorities in Wliltm Austrolio ond the AUilT1:llion ~ee Foreli. """"" m",... "'-"'~ ""ll m r' lXH
"''' - .... """ ngn,n -, kant ~rt in itt Weetsi," he ...,;.,. :::::::........ ing ttrnlin ond dimotic conditions. .......:::::::: #At SchoIIi iOid !flot!he.xperienu liIointd from!flii relotionihip, pew. Below we publiih Itle weeen itory of HMAS SUPPLY ond picturK of Itle .::::::::::::::: Iiwloriy (Ii it offeded W.'II"" AUitralio from !tit hi;hftlle...el of Slate go.... Th«e WeB 1ittI. doubt thot following !fl. poi'-t.tf'ciit anolym of 011 foe- ocIion from K83. :::::::
SUPPLY~another"",record tumbles '",~~~~~~~UJ\IASSUPPL\'haSbro- nlshmenb "Ill bl' com· major l'\erCIst' condul1.l"(t RHUR,\Jo; IS no 1011~l"r ~~i:i~~::::=::kcn her 0\111 Replenish- pleled by thl' end of the :md\loIJll'OntlnUetoberuJl) ;!\;ulable Lo fl1lthe role of :::::::=::::::ment AI Sea record b\' yellr emplOYl"(1 unlll the l'nd of alternate tanker. llMi\S _ ,. ::::::::::::::nolchingup RASnumber UI1IlI l!lll:l. the maXimum the year SUPPl.Y IS In constllnl - :~:;:i::':':':219 number of replenlshmenLs • Won three of the SIX demand ror deployments _. _ :.:.:.:::::::: . . ('Onductl'db~ SUPPI.Y \las ,,'leet summer sports and ewrcl""~ ~ - ... :::::::::::::: The re<.'Ord·brt'akmg Ri\S 218. In 19i7 Irophll,'S m the maugural ThiS year she hlls been ::----... ";;0&.; :::::::::::::;"as made \lolth Ihl' frlgale Our surp .. y l'orrt>s' ,.•'C'rl.... com.....tlllon ~...' :::::::... I 'L'y' I)" P 'nc"... Involved In ,,'leel conct'n- w_.. ~,,; ...;::::::LS." .(1(,,00 0 ort pondenln.port.~llil'ne\lort'. for her 21s1 blrthda.\ ::;::::...... I "'" \ L...... .... Inmon penod 1/1l3. Jo;J(er-:.:.:.:nOloo .'" on.-..: ....em""'r cord puis Ihe ICIng on a IIM,\S sUPPI.Y ht>ld a : ::::::::::::;::t:j dunng KangilTlJO IIJ rabulous )ellr for lhe tll't'l Slup's ('ompany ball al the CISe sea Jo:ag'" 1/1l3. a t'ar • :::::::::::::: Immed!alf>l\' afler 1.1 K:K· (hler In \lo lu<:h she. ,UC ('t>nlff>. Rand.....tdt. had ~;asl J>ep10)' mt> nI \lo II h :::::::;;~;~;~WtlOJ). II i.l ,\S (. ,\ '\- • ct'lebraled ht>r 21s1 1I rull famllJes'(\a) on board llMAS !>o'TAI.W,\RT. TOR· • ~~:i::::::: RJo;RRA and USS MI\R\'I~ <llUlllt>rsal') \lollh ItIt' ft.\ '\ IIlcloomg a familyba~ R";NS. AD Jo:LAI D Jo; and • *::;:::::::: !>oIl I ";I.DS \lo t>re replenl~hed SW \N. foleel Concentrauon j ~.'.:::.:.•••• • rerordt'd R \S numbt'r Gillin. hosted an oHiC1itl ff>. Pft10d 21113 and w partid-::::::: tobnngthe ne\lo 101al10221 JOOO l'eption allended by the pated in Kangaroo 83. HlIIAS SUPPL.' ... uotbu recenll(lg Iru M·...l·. ~;:::.::;:::: If all goes 10 sUPPl.Y·s • PartlC1""'led In CWl') I.onl Major of S'·""'j'. ItIt' ... ~".,,_. Ih•• "'p -'rt"" , .::::::'::::::: p1itns as many as %50 rt>plt>· .... On completJon ot hef" K83 3'.. " ... " 3JI:>I...... ~.::::::•.~. rleet Commander. Ihe runmn" In 1983011 "'ebruary d ....•'..'. role her unique facilities '"& I ....::::::: Na\'al Support Commander 7 and WIll fmlSh on NOl·em· :::~:;;::::::: and II cJl.caplams (ril'e or will be used to re-<1lstribule bel' 26 ~::::~::::::: \lohom "ere admIrals) and the RAN's oJ! reserve to Dunng lh"ll penod of 292 ~::::~ii~i~i~ was open 10 vlsllors for the more strategic locations. days SUP!'l. Y will have §:~:i~
first lime III many yellrs She WIll cease rUlUung for spenl only 39 days In"hen the original crew the Christmas lay·orf on Sydney. her home porL\loere IIlvlled onboard a.s November 26. 1983 having No wonder Ihe loughguesL~, clirned a reSl tankermen are aL'iO called
Now thai HMAS MEL· ,,'or Ihose: Interested in hmlcl0us.,,.,...,=;;';';;"---.
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a • @f* t~....;... . .:::::::: KEEP',\,(; a sharp look-4Hlt for ~mJ' "amarian na'.' :::::::::::;::;: PREP,IR',\'(; m~al$intMga/~Jof H,lMS1'OBRUK dur- l shipS from HMAS 1I0B,IRT lIrf: (frf1l1llefl) ,Ible Se..man ::::::~:::::::: ing KSJ art' (from itfl) Able Seaman Pt:ttr O·Britn. Kf:II Batl'SCHl, St:amall $ltphtll Ry..nalld Seaman DJU'Ttn ;:::::::~;:~:: uadinc tli«raflman Da"id Tu/m..II. CfN7JM"1 ,Inctre Pa..-"ter. :::::::'
~~}L:::;:;:::::::::::::::~::;::;:;:~;;:~:::::::::~:;:: ::;:::::::::::::::::::::.:::=h-: :::a;v:,;~ ~~:;::::::;;, :v": LI ";UTEM,\"T 1brT) Scoft, a mtmber of ::;::;;rj:f?i:r~:~:~:~:~:~;~:~:~:~:~:~f~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:i:i:i:i:~:i:;:;:;:~:;:;:i:~:;:;:;~j~;~;~~:~:t;t:l!!!~!.:••.•:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'.-·····················:::::::js .. st..rk contrast 10 IllS bome ("(Hfnt." of 1M- ,\'a"al Resen·e. 011 ..ir at a M'rsr tlus- :::::::
.;::::::Somersft. UK. Pt:tt) Officer ptter DaM'SlNJ Irali..n Radio st..lloll rvrned 01 tr 10 rhf: ::::::::;::::::"pPlies lI~nen SIIn protection rhlring KSJ. Defence frm:es durinc KSJ. :::::;::::::::: lie is atrtKhed 10 1'$SSI .'iquadron. :::::;:
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::::::: anl/.submarine sarrit' from their for"ard basr at Port /lead/and during £xercise :::::::::::;:: Kang;m,o SJ, The•• Mere pari of the "enem.," Orange air force. conducting anti- ::::;::::::::: submariM operariOlls axaln)I frielldl.' Blue fQ,r~ Shipping during the I:xerdse. ;::::::
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The &feraft carner H:\IAS :\IELBOUR' 1-:was another of the admiral's commands(1965-66). before gOing 10 the ~aval .\IfStation. 11M \5 Al.BATROSS. at '\"OW1"3. In
'907He .... as promoted to Rear \dm.raJ and
appointed flag Officer Comm~nd1ng East\u.stralia \rt~ 1II 196!l.
OtheT ~ppolIltments Included Dq>t.tt} (;tuerof 'and Staff In 1970 and command of theA ....ZUK force 1II Smgapore In 1971
lie v.'aS av.1lfded lhe CBE 1II Januaf). 1971.for long and dIstmgulShed se....lce
lie ....-asappolIlted fleet Commander In 1974and retired 1II 1m_
RAD:l1 Wel15 .....as 64.
325 NEPUN HWY,FRAHKSTON
, 0 A po_cI moment fot leavit Iou Hal..... of Shepparton, afI...his passing _t porode at HMAS C.n....vs. Shtlrint his ....ide ish,......a. Gcobrielle. Before ioining"" Nervy, 10.......01 in"ol,,".. ,... motor cyde ......g g,.wit. His bcnio: "n,"9 c_ at
CEIBERUS IcnMd four montft•.
LUXURY ACCOMMODATION..."""~ pr"",,.,.,ry 10
HMAS CERBERUS - Crib Pt.• Speool Novydlscounts ore OVOIloble
UNIQUE ACCOMMODATION FACILITIES* APARTMENTS -Ideol for fOrT'lllles• Separole bedrooms, lounge, dinrng ond Klfchenene.
... UNITS - SPOOOllS double bedrooms.AU ACCOMMODATION IS AIR.CONOnlONEO WITH TV AND DIRECT 01.Aln~OHE
Sauno. Spa. S....... tnln9 Pool & lIcensed..._~
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Former RAN Fleet Commander, Rear Admiral Da\'id Wells, died at hisLeadville home in September.
Born at Inn·rt'll. '5W, In 1918. D.a\1d WeUSentered the Ro)al Australian Na\'aiCoUege InJanuary 1m.
At the outbreak of ",ar In 1939 he ... asst>rnng U\ the Indian Ocean.
Later he qualified as a commurucaUOnsspecialist in Bntam dunng 1940. ~fore
monng to destroyers III lhe l\'orth Sea andAtlantIC, Includmg Russian con\-o~s fromIOn
Transferred to the Pactf,c lheatre. ,\dmlTalWells partiCipated In Genel-al MacartJlur'sIS1and·bopplIl& dn\'t' from Ne.... Gwnea to therlullpptnes in 1943-H
DUring 19~·55. he commanded """..\SQUEENBOROUGII and later lhe destroyerIIMAS VOYAGER In 1961·6t,.
OBITUARY
Rear AdtnirallNells dies
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NAVALHEALTH BENEFITS
soc:JETT DENTAL BENEFITS
NHBS - CARING FOR YOURFUTURE HEALTH NEEDS
CANBERRA HOME OWNERS!Please call us for advice and assistance if
you are thinking of letting.Your home Is a major investment and ourvery experienced and professional PropertyManagers aim to look alter it as you wouldyourself, with care and attention to detailand cost: its maintenance and preservationare our chief concern.
Medocare Will not offer dental benefits. NHBS WIll contInueto offer the most cornpt'ehensl¥e range of dental Itemssuch as benefits 101'":
• Consultatoons and X·Rays• Pre....entahve Dentistry• Restoratoon and EndodontICS• Crowns and Bridgework• Extractions and Oral Surgery• PerIOdontiCS• OrthodontiCS• Dentures
CAPTAIN Barbara lIad'" (rr-t, eutft) was rece"J p ....(:11 a farewdl dbmrr by seaIorraak WRANS fnm~ Ute FJcr:t It the IDIAS ALBATROSS R"" sa8Irs' WH'ISPktatflll at tbe f'Ddiea wltIl CAPT Kac:Leed are e.-...... rs Joe Baker (seateilltUt toCAPT Ibd.eoll.), IIar'da ClaabDen (.a...... teutae). I...lfttmaD.t CarolIM lrud (rigttt)
aDd. JI sedor raak WKANS_
Apn:scataUoa of awall dock was made by ChId Wraa __cu Wdr aDd was IJucrfted wit.all Ute WKANS' ute«.,. balIKe:s. CAPT lIarlad ..m leave Ole service m December after a
taI'tft' " IlII"e tUIi • years.
WRANS FAREWELLCAPTAIN CLEOD
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'&mPJ8uila Nile-Club'• Live Sho.... - ExotiC Dancers
RADM Marfu, in tbe "/to( se.'''. PkfJlI'e by AIJPH SimonTaJler.
• International HO$le$1lt5
• Uve Music - Filipino Band &.GUt$t Singers
• Fully Llcen$C:d COCktail Bu
• See-Thnr Barmald$
• Wine'" Dlnce lill 31.m.
• Dine 5 p.m. _ 12 midnWll
't . Open Mandly-$atunlly lill ~
'!f 3o.m 'tI:~ 9lbY$Walef Road. KJnp e.OS!! .''i.-!. Raeo¥llions: 357 2711 (E.:I. 269) :r:.... ., 4"-.',.... ."'; - •••'~.....• 'e::.. •.!~....... I.... ..""~ ......,~ ..... <II. _, ,",:,,"-=-~.-; ~. • ~
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Visit becomes quickReviewing facilities at the Dental Hygiene School
h kon an informal visit to the Naval Training Estab-
C ec •Up lishment at HMAS CERBERUS recently. Rear Admi·raI D. J. Martin, the Director of Naval Personnel.could not escape these three lovely students on courseat the school
The three enthusiastic hygienists (len to right).Leading Aircraft Woman Lisa Christensen fromMaryborough. Queensland, Private Joanne Whitmore from Boort, Victoria, and Leading AircraftWoman Annette Capocchi from Cairns, Queensland,turned the visit into a qu.iCk check.up for RAD~J.Martin before be left the school to tour the rest of theestablishment.
The tn·service hygieniSts course of 17 weeks isconducted bl-annually at C_ERBERUS.
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1. NOV 13 If uplift .....uiru durlftg Jonu-,.,
20 OlC 13 If uplift requi," duriftt Febrvory,
The Department of Administrative Ser.vices, Transport and Storage Division are responsible for arranging removals for NAVY,ARMY, AIR FORCE and all other governmentdepartments.
OAS I. planning fM the la,v- Incr_•• In numa.r ofr ......val•••fN'du dur~ the Chrll_••New Tear pe_rioc:I and the follawln1l "check.oH Ibt" will olilit you,CPSO. OAS one! the Removol C_tractOl'.
lal Make opplkaorion thl"OUilh you, .hlp'. oHke toNervy OHIce for removol ln10mediatety y_ poIHftg Ispromvlg"'aIl
Ibl ~epore lrw_ y oncI _ure It II ,..,.....u crtCPSO by:
.. 1. OCT 13 H ltpflft requ"'-d dullhif Dec....ber.1913,
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N,L: __ your ,too, Is _ COIl pl.te _ poI_.lbIe. Otang .. to ,Iooies, oI'.. otOood to ltpflft oncI.........,. to deltv....,. a" ••_ itwotv.........tIonaI time to procau oncI In __ ....__.. may aHec't.... ' ••10,,01.
CPSO wYI th_ precas. you' In ,_, and .uppfy....... to OM 10 that ....y con coil for dl'. "...,., ....ponel of ;; o"u R_vat C_trOCtOo"'l.
REMEM.ER - HELP YOURSELF IJYAPPL YING FOR A REMOVAL ANDSUIJMITTING INVENTORIES AS SOON ASPOSSI.LE.
SYDNEY Afl'EA, for furm~r Inform<l~onCOIlIOCI your u.p., officeor e-otno<- Mn Bnnkley on 266 2~20 or MItt 8HdI on 266 2~ 15,
Will YOU REOUIREAREMOVAL DURINGXMAS/NEW YEAR?
RATSTRUC APPRENTICESRATSTRUC apprenlice:s ....ere ISSued ....'\h a Crartsman's Cerlifi·
cate AD77 (green) on SUCCl'S5fut COmplellOn of a f,,·e·)ear apprenlil"t·.>llIp ThIs f<luates 10 IIIe updated Crartsman·s Certlflcale
WHERE DO YOU GET MORE INFORMATION?
THE CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE (PH2S2J1\ SJlolre plastic en'·elope IS IOcluded 10 all flOallSSue Rn: books for
Form rll252TII/.s cerllhCale hall been ada pled to fit lhe Rn:.Thl' C1'rtlflCale 1$ normallv forwarded separate from tile Rn: to
llIe member's address 011 ms4:harge as soon as praCllcable Ifler lheeffec\n'e dale of discharge
To gain Cl\l1J.an lnolle recogrulKln, the TPC logetllrr ... ,th em~'menl deta,1s 10 tile RTE (Pltml) and !be Cl'I1lficale of ~nYf'mllS1 be pre>oented 10 the l.ocal 'TI"lldes Committee, an offlef' of ... hlchI>i located In Illr npolal nl~ of eaclt State
t·or nl1lQ.n lr'iIdt rtC'OgJIllJon. 5o.'t' \BRIt arllCletor Rn:s~ OI(S) rt:R~-IM,
.or photographs _ OIl') rERl>-411-1
.·or rJl~ _ ,\BR S053 VoIume~. para 11...116for delalled InfonnaIJO/1 f,ft four D'I1SlOOalllffl~ft".... boo .>Iloukl
1Jon.. It ..U
JOl/I the 0I1ln" membef's andha,'e a lOI-ety d3~ for only Si
Sft )'ou then'....'ESn:R' DISTRICTS
",Sv.' _ No...· that tho.' ..-eather isIInpro\1118 illS urne to get 0UI1Jlthe SWl and wort on those summer lans.
One lO....y to do Itus 1510JOUl ,nIhe friend I) SOCial lennlSmornmgs al IlMAS NIRIMBAevery Wednesday morningfrom to am to 12 noon. Bobble!':.des WIll be able to leU youmore on 521 82-10
Tht-re 15 almost no par1illlg at1'n'sco so lbe best ...·a) 10 trawlthere IS by bus.
'0 ba~"Slllmg n.II be pro\ Ided ellber so some othera.rrangemeolS must be maderor ctuldren
In the case of members11\'lng in civil accommodation, penmssion ..iII besought from the member LOsearch !he prrrmses.
If the member approves, adocument giving consent willhave to be SIgned by themember,
Should permIssion not beforthcoming, a search war·rant will need to be obtained,by the Naval Pollee, from thecivil aulhonties.
It III impracticable for a divisional offlceror friend 10 bealways present during a per·sonal search at entry or exitpoint.s.
Howe\'er, should any questionable items be unCO\·ereddunng a seareh, a membermay request to ha\'e theirdiViSional officer or friendpresent during subsequentquestlornng,
In the case of a search oflocker, cabin, marned quar.ter or dw accommodation.the member may request toha,'e !.heir divisJ.onaJ officeror friend present.
s.,..,,,. ,..".""., ../10......" .. _ ......Hcwt_._Hl~ ~..wIIH4>.. ., ..,..,k•~, I-- __ .. 1ft" cJ·......., _ ....1f'OfI .. ,. .. = .:",... _Hcwt N' no. UifrH',"Nov, _", 1'0 .... 7011,DAIfUNQHUlfsr. N$W, 2010,TIIo. Efll,., II•• ",. '/flllt t.,./.a "".,,".6'. ~." ••."",''' 'ce, _ ".., wftHft h,.,..,.., wrlII _t flUe'-. Ho.W-"", of",. ......'-'.
1965 or any other Act relating10 Naval Establishments orGovernmenl property gen·erally,(t) Na\'3.I. Defence Act 1911).I,,":'Naval EstablJshmenl'. Forlhe purpose of tbis Regulation. naval estabh.shment isdefined asany Naval College,Naval Instruction ESlablLshment. ship, vessel or boatused for servlf:es auxiliary LONaval defence or any dock..Shipyard, foundry. macrunesIlop, wort or establIshmentused mconnect.lon with Navaldefence,
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO SAILSTRUCMEMIJERS
Should )'00 (lIlIiO complett )llllf Ippr"tlluc.s/llp pnor 10 d1scharge,you can pin Cl\il tnde recogDltlOD undoer \be Tradesma..n·s RIghtsRtgliiallon Act pronded \hal
\ VOII line sen-ed SIX )"tar:5, ,B \ ou ha"e compleled \be phase 1"·0 eoune, andC. \'/MI hale completed Task Book""'-oSo get your Tast BooU rllUShed early &Ild KU:r THE~.The booksarr also eJl<'etlen1 ml'f"tllCl'5 loryour f\l1u.re employeror
If )·ou are appl)1.Ilg for an elertlClaJl'S IlctnctMembers ..'110 on dlscharge salI$f)' the .Ibo\e c:nlen.a are ,...-an\ed
a TPC IJl one of IhI' foU....-mg Cl\·iIIan tralIe dasstf>C.IllonsCATEGORn:s fol1o ... ed by t·!':DE:RAI. TRADE
Cf.ASSU"fCATIOSS\ITP ~'ltter, t.:rr Electnn.l filler, ETC Tradesman (Radio), ETS
Tradesman (Radio), ",....., Electrical fIller, ATA nller. ,\'rc 'J'rlIdes.min (RadIO), AT\\'1. Electncal Ground EnglnN!rand ATWO fIllerTHE TRADE PROFICIENTY CERTIFICATE (TPC)
The TN: IS de~lgned 10 asstS1 tl'Chru~al members to gauung ClI·iIJantrdde recog/llllon on discharge
The Tf'C. Form PHt63, IS deSIgned to fltlDlo Ille Rn:II I~ ISSUe<! automat/caUy to le~h/ll~ally q~a1Jfled personnel on
d1.scharge In lhelr finallSSlle RTE book5.A 1'1'(; may be a....arded to te~hnlcal member~ ... ho dId not
complele format apprenllcl'5l11p IramlDg bill VI ho meel aU nf lbe fol.1o""Ulg R \TSTRUC and SAIl.STIlUC eligJbilll) crUenaRATSTRUC:
\ ~UCCt"SSful rornplellon of a penoli 0' 'ormal trade tralll/ng (bas1~
categOfl and adl·anced calegory courses) or \IT ,\Iechanlc'antrdlmRg belore 1m. and \T \ft'Cha/llcan tralDlDg befOl"t 1!J76
R \\lC'C'l"ssful paSSUlg of the appropnale lrade lest or tradeexaminations
I· CompletJon of a 101:..1 of al leas! SIx ~ean InIllURg and pm.plo)~nt ma Cenlral Tr.IdesCommlllee ('1'(') appnl\f'd R.\' tradeC<ltep)SAILSTRUC
\ SUC'C'eslJ~1 COmptnlOD of f'tIa",e ~ lr"'lIIIlg mol CT<.' "'flpn>\edR" trade calegor")'
B ~u1 c:ompleUoo of Task Book ~ Ul that cal~(. (·omplrUll<l of a ~ of lit k'asl .,u )rllf!> tra1nJog and I'm·
pIo>\ menl ,n 111;01 t'3teJlury
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RAN WIVES' NEWS
SPECIALHOLIDAYOFFER
Naval ESlabllshmentRegu.lalion 101(1) slates, 'ForfM jJUl1J05e 01 asct'rt.ainllIg,,..Jletheran offence is beulg orhas been commiued oraltempfed at any Na\'./EslAblJshment, a member ofthe Naval Police may,without warrant, deUin andsearch any person who is in aNaval Establishment. or anybag. parcel, vehicle or otherrecept:lcle which is in or Jsbeingcom'e)'ec/mfa, oroulor,11 Naval EstablisJlnrent oranyship, bD.a1 or aircraft m oralotIgskIe or in the YicinJty of.II Nal'a/ Establishmeot.'
This includes cabins andmarried quarters. ....ithlD theboundaries of Naval Estab-
""""""•.(a) Two defmitioDs "'orl1l
noUng are:(I) Nnal Establlshment
Regulation 101(3):'Offence'. For the pul'JIOSe ofIhis Regulation offencemeans an offence againsllhecommon law, The NavalDefence Act. 1910.1935, TheControl of NaVal Waters Act,1'18, The Crimes Act, 1914·
There Is nOI.a lot of news for Ihls column. Ihlngs seem 10 be a bit qulel around the ,·ariousDI,·lslons. llopefuJl~· .... e \l·W ha,·e a 101 more functions to lell ~·ou about nut Issue as it ..·illnearh' be lime once agaIn for all the end·of·~·ear functions.
C\NBERRA Wtvt.:s - \\·LiJTm.~ "'Ill onty be JUrt ont' of
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Recently the It83 NSW Marathon Cano~lng Cham·pionshlps Yo·er~ stag~ at L.ak~ Van'llnga, Kangaroo Valle)·,
t'ifteen naval personnel competed The dIstancecompleted by all members was 4C kJlomdres, The courseproved qUIte a gruelling lrek as the wllId and ralll wereagainst eanoelSls. Rut o\'erall performance by those mvol\rowas of the highest stand.ard
Team members and times: Mixed 1'k2 LWRWTR Murphy- LSP'r1 Murphy, 1st 4 17.55. open 1'k2 I.$QMG Stewart _ABRP Nicholls, 4th 3 48.13: 1,sM'1 WllIter _ POCO Samway,6lh U9.2:S: ARDEN B.arber - ARSf: llal\S('n 7th. 4.06-23:ARETS Kemp - ABMTP "clersen, h 4,06.40. men's OTk!.,\8M t:r Rlc-k JustK'e, Ihh .. 34 48.
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On September 19 f'lnal score: Navy Thanks also to teamnelball was mtroduced Rlue nAnny B 12. manager LEUT Shirleyas an mter-Servtce sport Thealmosphereatthe Murphy, Coach LEUTin NSW. II heralded a start of the hnal be- Barry Frt'gon,A/<:oachAB Nlfl'YWlJlt~goalattackKenySmJth('If·hfte)goeshlgh/n:::::;:
major step forward for Iween Navy White and Phil Daylight and to all the quest ()(a rebound in thegameaca!nS! ArmyA. The(}ther ::::::;women's sport in the Army A was electr!- girls. Navy pl3J·er Is goal shooter Heather Gordon (left). :;:;:;:RAN. fying,
The NSW Netball Throughout the quar·AssocIation indoor tersthegamesee·sawedcourts al Auburn, with neilherteam mak·Sydney, were selected ing a substantial break.as lhe venue ror the The Ihlrd quarter sawchamplonslups. Ihe Army goalkeeper
Unfortunalely RAAF calTioo orf wllh a badlywere unable 10 provide a spramed anklelearn be<:auseor Service CRACKINGcommitments. The game contmued
From September 19-26 at a cracking pace then.the Navy teams' train· WIth only )ll seconds toingeffortsconcentraled go, Army goal attackon fitness and ball hand· was awarded a free sholltng and. with the help of or pass She shol andMrs Bev Potter, grade mISSed, Navy grabbedone coach of the the rebound and passedHawkesbury represen- It up the court as thelall\'e team, positional hnal SIren sounded. Theplay and the liner skills final score \lias a !4.allor the game \Ii·ere em, draw and a fillmg resullphaslsed. for such a great game,
VALIANT The two Navy teamsCompetlllOn g.am~5 were: N.avy Blue
slartt'donTuesda}',Sep- Kenn Hogan (captam),temberti,a:ndcollSlSlt'd Kerry Mathews. Kelseyof four I:).mlllut~ quar· Gar»de. Tania Shields,lers.1'heru-sr.gamew.as Simon~ SiegrIst. Sueat 1300 be!1I·een Army A Edwards. Jenny Hollit.and Na\'Y Blue. Aller a June Wlule, l.inda Neil\'ahant eHort by our sen, Sh~lIe)' Hannah:girls. Army311b(>at Na\'y Navy White _ Sheena17. Morrison (c-aptaln).
At 1415 Na\·) White Heather Gordon, Kerrymet Army B With the Smllh,11leresa Buller},final result a resoundillg Kath) Searte. Sue Pll'tf·\liin to N.avy (3·19 fer, Moruca Redl. Ka)
Wednesday S.tlli' the Bradbrook, Ann·Mareesame dr.aw Yolth Navy DaVIS, Jenny CearnsWhite43 b(>allngArmy B and Julie Perks.10 and Army A n A soaal functIon was
){ ~=~ ~:S1i:1::~~ :~:~I~o:eYoll~~P~; ,~,~.,j,!.,~,!.,~,~i.!~.j~.j!.! ::; ~h~ ~~~.~~~ea:; ~~~f~~ ~~~s~h:al~~~;:.:.:':' Blue and Anny B. Navy team gOillg to Sheena;:;:::: soon took c-harge and by MOrmon 1\00 .'ipt'<:ml':':.:. half·tlme held a lead of coaches'awards\lientlo
one goal At three-quar. Jenny Ceam~aM TamaterllfneNa'l}lncreased Shl~lds rlnally. atheir lead to fiv~ goats Spl'Clal thanks 10 Mr5and in the 1351 quarter Hev Pot!l'r for all hersettled their game lind hard work in formllIggreeled the hn1l1 hell our girL-; mto 1\\-0 vet}With a lelld of 10 )(01l1,~ compelillve teams,
(11)1) d NT 6.8 (4-1): QId 9.'(63) d NSW 504 (3-1); and ACT13.15 (93) d TAS U (15)
In lheUurdround QLD to.13(73) d VIC 9 10 (64) and SA1014 (74) d ACT 6.6 (42).
Scort's for lhe lourth andfinal round Wert' NSW 9.9 (63)d ACT 5,1 (31); and S,\ 8.7 (55)d NT 6.5 (41).
In lhegrand fmal QLD 13.16(tot) d SA 6.2 (38)
Thechampionship ladder atthe conclUSIon of the Carnivalwas'
1'0lflts PercenlageQt.I) 16 210.37SA 12 128.23VIC 8 147.74ACT 4 109.21NSW 4 87.10NT 0 41.24'fAS 0 2423
MR JOHN TANNER
HMAS CRESWELL (dill' Je~Y$) .ers.s H,vAS COOK atRANC.
HMAS CRESWELL easily beat HMAS CooK-li-Iin a fast and entertaining rugb,"' game at the RAN Col·lege r«entl)'. •
ThE' CRt-:SWI-:1.1. learn. comprising 10 MIdshIpmen.sharpemn.g thetr teeth 'or the annual fixture agamst RMCDunlroon and fl\'E' members of the Shlp's company. put In a\'ery sound and .... orkmanhke performanct' to defeat the"droggles'
Tnes .... en' scored by Midshlpman Plul Mottram. ABQ~GSte\'e ME'tross (Iwo). MIDN Mark Todd (1",0) (one after aspect.acularfil).meln run), MIDN Michael RelS (1...·0). MIDNPeter Scott and \11 0:\ Paul \Iulcahy. MID\' RelSklcked fh"ecom'erslOns. gJ\1ng tum 18 pomts for the game-.
Foundation of CRESWELL's supenority ...1\5 their forwards .....th MIDN Todd. Andy 11I,I.....eU and Mike Dohertyoutstandtng alongstde CPOMTP Dicky Roots and LSPT 'J're..\"Of Soward.
In lhe backs MIl>N RelS. Da\'e WaldJe and Bob Plath ....·erein excellent fann as was A8QMG Sle\'e Melross on the nghlwmg.
Despltethe heavy score against them, COOK battled it outmanfuny to the final wh1st.le.
Formerly of ConberroI-lo\ be~ oppoonted Mot!ogef 01 0....- ne.... &otoahaven Ofl.c~,
1oc0led ne.t to the ne"""Ogent ,n 8eocto Rood All uspe<:ts of RealEstate ,n th~ Bolt'MOtl. Boy o,eo _II be hondIed. Call and see "'"'''''9~ 01 p'~,nes_ Open 1 doY'
CRESWELL XV tooslick for COOK
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NAVY RrtS
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ThiS )·~ar's CombiDtd Stor"Ic~s Allstrallall .'eotballcarilival II'U COOdllClecl atHMAS CER8ERUS, CribPeillt, Victoria, T~ams
compell. IllCludecl Victoria,Soutll Australia. N~w South'it'a1t:$, Qu«lI5land. NortbemTcrrllOry, ACT andTasm2.llla,
The first matches werecontested lfl dnving Yoind andrain WIth the 1982 Winners,Queensland, inflicting aconvincing defeat on theNorthern Terrllory_ At thesametlme the VIctorian teambeat New SOuth Wales 9.7 (6t)to 5.8 (38) In the other gameSouth AustralIa soundlydefeated Tasmania 14,17(101) to 5.2 (32)
The followmg day Vic 14.20
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POCOX P<lul Ste"'an, left, aDd LSeN Peter Co/enso"'ere tbe top (OOlbal/ers (or tbe Cerbervs rules clubtbis )'e<lr. Paul won the Gardner Medal (or theleagues best and (alrest player and Pefer, haY1JJg hisrmt se:JS6n at ltustraJian Rules, W'OD the club's best
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Mike Smllh both finishedthe course ....,th Ltndsay tak·mg three hours 52 mlJlutesand Mike three hours 20minutes. Rocky Stonecompleted the "Hall Mara·thon" in one hour 28minutes.
~;x PTI Jorgy Jorgensonis gOing great guns asmanager of the HolidayComplex al Burrill Lakes. Ifyou 1.hink this IS a plug forthe hobday camp you areright. The ramll)' cabins....1th a master bedroom anda ramlly room wlth twodouble Ilered bunks aregreat. E\'erylhlll.g IS supplied. All )'Qu need is sheets.There are local clubs,sailing and swimmmg onthe lakes and a IO·mmulewalk to the surf.
Wlulston !ea\'e I ca1led0llformer inter·Servlce.squash player "Antics"Jeffries m WoUongong. An·tiCS is domg .....ell as a clubmanager and wishes 10 beremembered to all his oldmales.
One of the most ple3SUlgaspects of rugby in Mel·bourne is the outstandingperrormances of PTI Steve
Barnes - Steve is refereeing in the civlliancompetilion and is per·formmg in reserve grade.lie has done !Il!veral gamesfor us at Hawthorne IhiSseason and the club IS \'ef)'
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ill. tbe :year, the NSW Illter·Servlce the member's of the Nary team forret'-La"l:I 80,,1$ StrIes was contested ogruUODofa)Ob .....eU done. Pmcberbasat tbe Sboalba\'u Heads 8o,,-lIng bee'n the non-playlllg manager for the
past U)'earsand president of the NSWllub rec:enU)'. RAN Bowling Associalion since 1980.
Armydefeated Na\')' on the first day We all hope Ius change to general ser-by two nnks to one. The only sue· nce will not keep him out of NSW in-cessful Nary team bemg thai skipped ler.Service for too long.by L.S Ph11 Glendenmg.
RAAF put pay 10 any chance Navy The high regard in which Pincher ishlId on the.second day when tlley won held by the other Services was demon-aU games. They continued on their strated when Sgt Jock Crawford also....inning way on the Uurd and final day presented him with a small mementoby also beating Army on all nnk.s. from the Army bowlers. Inter·Service
Final pointscore was RAAr 12, won't be the same Without him.Anny fin, and Nary one point. saturday September 17 saw Na\')'
take 011 IngIeburn Bowling Club. Four·All Nary representatives were pre.!Il!nted ....,th inter.Service medaUions teen bowlers aUended representing
..lMAS ALBATROSS, HMAS NIRIMBAat the presentation~r by CMDR and the inner Sydney area. With theRon lIay, represenllng Commodore help of six Army tnter'5el"oice squadDadst.o·eU (CO RANAS). members., lnge\bw"ll. came out victors
A speaal presenU\Ion was made to on the day scoring 117 shots to 9R.
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RUGBY THE Rugby alive andu.s. WAY
well at MORETONThe first game was played
against James Bay AthleticClub in Victona, 8.C.. fOf" thepurpose 01 !Il!1ed.1llg a team.When SYDNEY arrh'ed inSan Diego, gOimes wereplOlyed against the OldM1SSIon Beadl Athletic Cluband lhe Coronado rugby side.
SYI>NEY .....Oll one of lhe twogames played agamst Coronado and wellt down to thestrong Mission Beach team.
In Long Beach, USS NEWJI-:RSEY challenged SYDNEY to a game whichSYDNEY ....1In 28-0.
When SYDNEY "IsltedVancouver, B.C., due to alack of games o\'er the pastfew months. 1M leam wasbeaten by a keen SIde fromthe VancoU\'1!I' RoWlllg Club.Some of the best p1a)'ers Inthe forwards were RobinAnderson, Rick O'Loughlinand T. J. Sweeney. while inlhe backs strong efforts camefrom Kerry Ross, "I)oris"Oay and Geoff Bootes.
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Til" STALWART OaksTrn~l Ltagtte r«entJ~' heldits ~1Id of SUSCMl prest'Dtationat the lMl..t of the club sel:relar)'. PO "Digger" Diggleman, In Gosford.
The p~ntatlon followedSIx months of bowling [nposstbl)' the loI'orld's mostlr;l\'elled ITa\'el league.
The League wIShes to lhankthe BaUleslar CO Captai:lGeorge Un~in for maklng Uiepresentations.
Major trophIes alOo'arded.....ere from rlI'St to fifth, poultsbeing gained each wf'ek forthe highest 10 scores ..... lhhandIcap.
TheS(> 'oI.enllo PO "H()(lky"lIoekzema. Hrst on 49. cloSt'lyfollowed by LS "Ton)'"Mayall second on 48 and LS"Yap Yap" Yarno!d third on43. Mler a lense fIght PO"Shiner" Wright finishedfourth on -41 and LS "SwilI"Wlilon fIfth on 39.
Also a ......arded on Ule day...ere troptues for !ugh seriesand tugh St'l"M'S W1lh handicapto PO "lIooky" Iloelozema.and mosl impro\'ed which.....ent to LS POlr..s.
Other trophIes a....'ardedwere for highest seore offscratch for ea~h pla)'er forscores abo\'e 174 and below200, and above 199 and below225. These went to: PO"!looky" Iloekzema 199, 223:AS "Branda" Brandon 197.220: AB "ronz" rrontczak180. 203; LS "Tony" Mayall197, 201: PO "Shiner" Wright1M: AB "Paul" Kenny 193:l.s "SwIll" Wilton 191; AS"I>a\'o" DaVIes 190: PO"Thea" Theobald 190: ASHassing 190: PO "Digger"lllggleman 18&; LS "YapYap" Yarnold 185: LS"Marty" Baker 184: AS"ChaUly" Ch.alkle)' 181: AB"Googs" Gugliemlo 177: PO"Pedro" Pedler 177: AB..Itch)'" Cummmg 175.
On completion there .....as apresentation of trophies for afun bowl when! LS Mayalltook out first prize and LSBaker second In the sir\j{les.
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A team or 14 runnersfrom the RAN, Arm)' andRAAF, supported by aback-up crew of 30, recenll)' ran a gruelling MOOkm throughout thesouthern half of WA, raisIng money for Legac)' as aclll1aln raiser for LegacyWeek. ..
Called Exercise Legs forLegacy 83, the runnen begantheir marathotl from SubiaccOval before the Wtst Aus.trallan Football League'ssemi·flnal. The runnersraISed about S9000 for Legacy.
Parachutists from theSASR 'free fell' by parachuteonto the oval as a curtainraiser to the run, supportedby the 4 MD Band.
The runners tn.velled downthe south coast, buffeted bythunderstorms, until theyreached the seaside resort ofBunbury.
They a\'eraged m km eacha sJuft on an around-tbe-clod;;basis. co\'ering the a\klcateddistance in record UI1W
The seven,day run, tookthem through the southerncoast lo Esperance, north toKaIgoorlJe and then back to!'mh.
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Results from the ICVIter.st'nes of neet cluJllengemUlChes among major fleetulliU hal·e been mostgrollfymg Dunng the .seo.son, 28 rugby, 19 AuslTobanfootball, ~4 soccer, 13IWckey, 42 squash and 67volleyball matches wereplayed Ullder the rules. Re·suIts will be publishedSt.'P<lralely
Agood balance of diet andexercise produces lhe bestresults IJvlng proof of Uusis LEUT Mart)' Rutherfordfrom\I.B,\l'ROSS Justfwe months ago he \\.elghedIi stone (UBkg). ThreeIl. eeks ago he completed the"-rankston-C ":R BE Rt;sroad race ol'er 31km fin·lSIung 2llth In the field of ;,..\In the \'er~ good lime of2'H 3B. Ill' Il.elghed Just12 stone (76kg). 1I0w~
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IStra!J\'l' starr has recentl)spent iLs Il.eekends learrunghow to Jump out of aeroplanes I belle\'e th{'"Colonel" IS changlng hISD1ckname to "Buc\d{'-Up"and one Sub-Lleulenantgets a bil hung up Il.hene\·l'r~·ou mentIOn trees.
AerobiCS has reallyproved popular m the RANas- 1L'e/i as- '" the generalcommunity. CRESWELLhove Just boeen added to thegrowing /IS! of establishments which offerregular sessiolls. NISC isoperating to near capacityfor Its four sessions a weekand has Just Introduced adaily (ltJOO) closs for thoseon the OL'eTlCelght Ust on a100/ basis,
Wanted runners torepresellt the 'a\1 for Ill.o lOkmcross-rountf) e\·ents. FtrsIIS on OCtober 30 at OT.IO al
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A final remmder about the nutnlton lecture to begiven by Mrs Rosemary Stanton al the NISC onThursday, October2'7, startmgat 1830. Arrangementsha\'e been made WIth the MSB 10 use their showerfacilities so you can attend the aerobics sessIOnbeforehand If you are attending please let the organIsers know beforehand on 3937.
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ResptHlding 18 a tumultwus Iif'ekome after ballJW Ukl'll part in a UllIun l'IID for rharltJ' isCPO Brian PlIM'er, (){ HMAS LEEUWIN. Brian WlrS a member (){ the tri·senl~e leam M'hi~h
tookpart in Exertise Legs (or LegacJ'D, He IshoJdlng a ~heque for SMJ{JI, proceeds of the run.cal engineering at theCaulfield Institute ofTechnology. During thistime he took on )'et anothernew spln, professional bikeriding,
In 1951 Jack Clough wasback in the Navy sening onboard the HMAS BATAANand later IlMAS MEl.BOU RNE before he waspromoted lo Warrant En·gineer (sub lieutenant).Over the next 18 years Jadtwas Marine Engineer inHNA ships SYDNEY, 01·AMANTINA, ANZAC,YARRA and MEl.BOURNE with severalpostings to shore establishments throughout theperiod.
December 2, 1974, Jackwas drafted to the fleet Destroyer Tender HMASSTALWART as Manne Engmeer and also as officer incharge of Fleet Main·tenance UrnL
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The motivation behind HMAS CERBERUS' two re<:ent rugb)' grandfinal victories was more important to tbe burly rugb)' oo)'S and tbeir followers than the fact tbat tbey had just completed the "dean sweep" by taking eVer)' title they had contested during 1'83.
Both teams - tile rirstsbeat MON'ell 12~ and theseconds accounled for thesame club 15-6 - had dedicated U1eir final 80 minutesto retiring club president,CMDR Jack Clough.
A rugby stalwart formany de<'ades. Jack has not.ln!d from the RAN after 36years' sen.ice and the 1'A"O
....-ins ""'ere a bonus rlK" themodest commander whohad given 90 much, not onl)'to rugby, but to every SerYi.:e sport..
Jack spent many years asa player or the Navy's most\r.lditional sport, rugby. Heplayed compeUti\'ely untillie reached 40.
After leaving the rugbyplaying fields he kept intouchwiththegameandbe- SHOALIlAVEN he camedcame one of the most re- a few more respoflSlbilltiesspect.ed euaches. .sele<:tors than jusl beLng a member ofand administrators in the theship'sengmeenngstaff.Sen'iees rugby mo\'emenL He was caplain/coadJ ofHe IS preseotly \'ice-JftSi- the ship's rugby, Australiandeat of the Victorian Rugby rules, soccer and hockeyUrnon,a position be hasbeld teams. The Naval Trainingfor the past four )·ears. Ill' was also a keen boxer. Establishment, HMAS
Jack recalls that the As a )'oungster he boxed CERBERUS, at Western-lUgblight of his career was with the Boy Scouts Asso- port in Victoria, is wherewben he captain/coached C13bon and held a Victorian most sailors start theirthe HMAS CERBERUS re- Seout UUe. WIth the Navy naval careers and In 1976serve grade premIers in team Jack was an inter·Ser- Jack was back on home1159. vice repre.senl.aUve \\.inning ground as officer in charge
The three best players the 'Shower' on his first of the Manne EngineenngJack has seen in Navy night under the lighls at the SChool.rugby are Chris Cummins, Melbourne Exhibition Ill' look up the challengeTommy Mitchell and Denis Buildings in 1946. and over a period of sevenCnelT}'. Afler servmg two years years he paved the way for
Jack came from Swan on board the SIlOALIlA- a more 'Technical' sailor to11111 In Victoria. VEN, Jack left the Na\')' lo be recogni.sedin the Navyof
HIS first .sea posting was further his education by ~uture, rather than anlollMASSHOALHAVENIn successfully compleung a engineers im.age of a post
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Best perfmrmances for NAVY were recordedby Frank Wakewood.l\Iatt Hudson, Roger Buto·rae and Dave Tomkinson.
Best overall individual skier for NAVY wasFrank Wakewood. who, despite his lack of pre·race traming, also won the coveted award of ....'""Australian Services Individual Champion". Hiscombmed results showed that he was the fastestAustralian skier and that he had beaten fivemembers of the BritiSh team - a great effort byFrank.
Although disappomted with their result, ourcorrespondent noted that the NAVY team wereas gracIous m their defeat as they have been inpast victories.
In summation NAVY's manager. LEUT DaveTomkinson. saId: "Whilst taking nothing awayfrom RA,\F's well-deser\'ed \ictory. we skied thegiant slalom a lIttle too comfortably, leaving our·selves a "pressure race" in the special slalom togam the over,l.ll championship.
"NAVY's teamwork and ;;portsmanship bothon and off the snow was agam commendable, antiwe are all looking forward to the competition in1984."
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~'or the giant slalom the weather condtionswere excellent. Clear and sunny skies prevailedwith a mixtureofhard·packed and good soft snowthroughout the long winding course.
After two runs on separal.e courses in this eventboth NAVY and RAAF had registered a team reosuIt within the first 16 placmgs. R,\,\F led NAVYbyt2 pomtsand ARMY were 196pointsbehind.
With NAVY's quickest skiers, Frank Wake·wood and Tony Powell placed third and fourth inthe ,\ustralian placings and all our other skiershaving completed the race withoutdisqualificatIOn. N,\VY had every prospect ofmaking up the difference on RAAF dunng thespeCial slalom.
Conditions were agam excellent for the finalday's race. the much tighter and more technicalspecial slalom. NAVY held a sllght lead overRAAF after the first run. however. disasterstruck m this event with five NAVY skiers eitherfalling or taking the "gates"the long way thrQughand allowed RA/\F. despite the falls they had inthiS ('vent. to consolidate their lead and take outthe 198.~ ChampionshIp.
We are now in the West too.Call in and have coffee withDotArrwld, fA Kent Street,Rockingham.Use your allotment if youlike,Phone (095) 276490
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SKI TEAM SECONDNAVY put in a creditable per
formance despite rinishing second inthe recent Northern Region InterService Alpine Ski Titles at Thredbo.
Spectators witnessed a higher standard of ski·mg by the Services this year on longer and muchtougher courses. The winners. RAAF. lost acombmed 1431,49 FIS pomts. NAVY 1490.51 points..nct ARMY t843.liO.
,\ combined Britlsh milltary ski teamcompeted unofficially by invitation (as a preludeto the national/international series held the following week) and demonstrated the way skiing isdone at the top international level with a total ofonly 1260.72 points lost.
The alpine competition compnsed two events- giant slalom and special slalom. In both eventseach Sen'lce was represented by a team of 10skwrs of whom, under mternatlonal rules, had tosuccessfully complete two runs 10 eachdiscipline. The se\'en best combmed urnes ineach event were then converted to FIS pomts andcountt'd towards the team aggregate.
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NAVYSKIERBESTNAVY's AB FrankWakeH'ood shows determination as heblasts through thesnow to become the1983 AustralianCombined Servicesski champion.
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