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Na~y PRO Tom JactsQII 'tp(ms from 'lit four tlau offlight d«k that <Odd up 10 USS MIDWA Y - tilt 67.00Q­'''tlM aircra!t Ctl";" "'hid' 1I'lIds tilt Mwlt-Jhip 00111,group's CurU", v"it to Sydnq.

To enter Sydney Harbour in any apital ship isa unique adventure - particularly if PortJackson turns on our typically blue skies and Ught.airs.

But even when the conditions are sour - as theywere for MIDWAY's arrival. they mattered little to themedia contingent which covered Ihis ship's Sydneydebut.

Slipping through the chilly drizzle and occasionalsqualls, MIDWAY and her 4400-strong complementseemed 10 fill the entire reserve ships' area in AtholBight as she neared her mooring at the number fourbuoy.

The efficient public affairs team on the carrier,headed by Lieutenant Glen King. made things simplefor the local media party - we could do as we liked, aslong as we did what we were told.

For this trip, MIDWAY (commissioned in 1945 butthe subject of probably the most extensive modernisa­tion any warship has had in 1955 and 1970) carriedmore than 60 aircraft. about half of them Hornets.

Her history is as impressive as the hallowed name shebears - that of the battle which turned the tide forAmerica in the Pacific 45 years ago.

Shortly after her commissioning. she sailed on a sci­entific mission to fire 11 Gennan V-2 rocket from hernight deck - the first time this had Deen done from aship at sea.

She saw active service in Vietnam, operating in theTonkin Gulf; it was in the course of this tour that heraviators flew 11.000 combat sorties.

MIDWAY fighters were responsible for shootingdown the first three MIG's the North Vietnamese lostin the war.

The second modernisation from 1966 was the mostspectacular - her flight deck grew from 2.82 acres to4.02 and she gained three deck-edge elevators. plus ar­resting gear. machinery and catapults.

Over the years, CV-41 has been modernised and re­designed to the extent that the ship is now operationallyequivalent to the newest conventional powered car­riers.

At once the newest and the oldest of the world'scombat ships, this gnllld old dame is striking evidenceof American military might; as more than one of ourmedia group commented: aren't you glad they're onour side?

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Some 65 loads 01 pt~o",.tl and SlOtrs ,rons/rrrtd lromSUCCESS to STALWART.

1ran~fer 10 PARRAMA1TA by In lhe 14 days since lhe .eClllljackstay of SOme 31 Army per- had gone OUI SUCCESS's erewsonnet. had chalked up lhe following

ThIs ""'s a novel experience for ~laliSlICS:

the soldier>. panlCularly in lhe 'Embarked 100 lonnes of drygutsy WInd and adversese~ eondi- and frozen provi~ions. 26 lonneslIons. of provis.ons we.e .ransferred 10

As sea tondnion. reached Sea ships in company. The ~poputa.

Slale 4. HMAS CESSNOCK and tion~ peaked al around 370, 0<

WOLLONGONG were lransfer· 160 more chan lhe ship', c:omple.red ~lora by SUCCESS's ne..· menl oot an ..'ere fed the l."USlom·ngtd onflallbk= boat (RID), ary exallenl SUCCESS eu",,,,,

Ounng these eYOlulOORS AU 'FIew41.ShoursinWe:sKll812o"'s Uryan. hea,-ed sad<s of and 832, including 77 veAreppoIa.oe. with greal skIll from lhe Io:ods. lransfn of 110 personnelRIB 10 ""llllnl hands upon 1M ~nd 124 deck landlnp.dedr.s of lhe FCPS's "EmbarLed 33-l9 ebm of diesel

As lhe fijllln crntS wound f...,1 and J64 cbm of AVCATdown. lhe dispe""", of RAN Tnnsferud JOSO cbrn of dlCSClun,lS "b oncv;labk fuel anti 16 cbrn of A VeAT fuel

Conducted II RAS (L) anti oneRAS (S) and not forJClIlnl 2000exira ilCms ofdothln~ laundered

'EmbMked fm: Army Land·fO\Ien and 1nIi1e"" one Dlstex«JnlaJrlC1", sa Army molamen.IWO Oeannoe Oi'~ncT(.am oon­IlIine... anti unlold paDen of as­sorted Ilems; :and conduaed aJXlsIay transl'erol Army per-.~,.

'Four personnel _re !rUledfor ,nJunes and Dl1mCtouS Armypersonnel for sc<>Sl<:k_

'Tbe story W2S lIOI qUlle overfor SUCCESS Wilh a rCSl andrecuperation ViSIt 10 St>va de­<:I.ned by 1M Fijian covem"""n.,lhere W2S some dJSappoinlrnenl.never-the_1ess 1M ""'" of SUC­CESS kne.. lhal lhey had SUC,CESSfully ,uppl>ed RAN andRNZN opera.1OtIII1 units .n lheirlime of nttd and were happy 10relum 10 Sydney on St>nday June.,.

PUSSERSor all lhose .'he> enjoyed lhe

dlallenJC of OpenllOl'1 MOR_RISDANCE. !lone _kl havetk.e so more than lhe WPIrssers­01 SUCCESS

For lhe frrst 1_, lhe RAr­W2S tqlllpped for and prxtrscdIInderway rcp6entshmenl of solids~'..

SUCCESS W2S staded ..nilevcrylh1l'1 from JOffas and crcrnfrop 10 beer, bananas. beef antibeetrOlll. anti C""n some na'ca1"~.

Shopptng 'ISIS al sea are a sienof the , ltunp will be rromnow on Ih SUCCESS in lhe

''''',W,th lhe .... lhdran of lhefinallwo RAN IIn,lS from 1M Fi·Jian lhealre 01 opera.1On on JlIne2. lhe ~0U&h lenacious lanker_mcn~ of SUCCESS refleeted onlhe" operalional tnvolwemenl.

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AI da"'n on Z1 May. WOL·LONGONG positioned herselfclose lSIem of SUCCESS andwas Iaken IA lOW.

A fuethng """'" was lhen pas­sed and monOCled up in .he>0'8.

1be pumptng nl" was unavood­ably ....... and WOLLQNGONG",-as refuelled on four boors

1be SIICCCSSl'ul complehon ofthll C'VOIulion ma.ked tM l00thRAS(L) for lhe w.ip si..... com­-."The carlO handlIne and RASpersonnel 01 SUCCESS en~dthe ec.e--..l cale made for lheoccasion by lhe sllIp's dlefs,POCK Ot>.>e l.eQ and LSCKGary Dno"bllry.

No! to be ouldone,CESSNOCK lhm ca""" up asternIA the aftemoool and also r«c...edf...,1 If! lhe lime manner in 2.S....n.

Oirn"ltbe RAS. doIhe$ "e'elaundered for lhe ere.... ofCESSNOCK _ all part of lheSUCCESS se",,_

As 1M boo", 01 da)hch' disap­peared, SUCCESS undenookmgtn RAS(L)s ....h PAR·RAMAlTA, WEUINGTONand CANTERBURY

The lollo"~na; day .....ne:ssedlhe SUC«S6f1l1 tilern refl'Clhne ofTOWNSVIUE and lale. lhe

/"iliallor« - 1M ptlrrol boaa HMAS WOLLONGONG aNi HMAS CESSNOCK, ,lit 61lithd ".issile lri,a,r HMASADELAJDE,flapJrip JlMAS STA.LWA.RT lUId IAr FFG, HMAS SYDNEY - ptllrolli", off Fiji,

SUCCESSproves a success!Ali HJ\.tAS SUCCESS commenced her Assisted

Maintenance Period al Garden Island on MondayMay 18, t987, events unfoldin& in Fiji were to ledto lin unfor~n deplo)"ment for Ihe RA1\"li new un"de",'ay rcplenishmenl ship.

Our correspondent eonlinue:s: A~ In lhe Solomon Islands lorAl modnrchl on Wedne5day, May lhe Soulh Pacifoo: Forum.19. SUCCESS was ordered 10 On Slallon off FijI, SUCCESSready herself for sea. pul ,nlo prxtice her operalJonal

Recall of lhe s.lwp·s company role of providi". fud and 1',0"'­from long leave and an acc:c:lna- srons 10 HMA ShIps1101'1 of malnlenantt 10 her prop- ADELAIDE, PARRAMAlTAulsion SYSlems by personnel and SYDNEY. and HMNZSh,psFIMA KlfITABUL and HMAS CANTER8URY and WELL-WATERHEr- quickly drew lhe INGTON. plus lhree Fremantk=AMP 10 a dose. Oass Palrol boalS al!:O on Slalton

SUCCESS was 10 undenake (HMA Ships CESSNOCK,lle:r linl operalionallask - ap. TOWNSVILLE a"d WOLLON­eral,on MORRJSDANCE - al GONG).very sbon notice. The presence of lhe FCrWs

As lhe call OUI eame On May forced lhe wnling of a new chap­2O.sloringandfuellingorlhe~hip ler of lhe replenishmenl opera."'ai undertaken in greal earne.l. lion. manual.

During lhe nexl 30 hou~ be- tn order 10 replenish lhefore sailing from Sydney. sue FCPB's safely while underway ,nCESS's personnel wOllld load rouch seai. SUCCESS had 10 de·SOme SO.OClO mandays of prOVl- velop a lowed aSlem melhod andsion. (183 pallets) for RAN uniu WOUOr-GOr-G was lhe lirsl,n lhe Fij, theatre of operalions. guinea pjg.

In «JnJutlClion wilh lhe StOfesloadine operalion. 33-t9 l."UbIemetres of AVCAT fuel "'as re­cti,'ed from NAS NOWRA byNavy. Army and Shell road Un­len.

T.... Army Landroven andrnik=n. and penonr>el from 103Stgnlll Repmenl ....,re embMked.alone .;lh Oeanrntt Oi"ngTnmClne,

1be shlp's Helrcopter FlIghl.plus an addllronal Wessex anticrew from IiUCl6 squadron.were also emtwked before de­panu.e

As "<lIS 10 be expected. theusual reeal' saps aboondedamon~ the ship·. company,-..eof .hidl Induded A8 Makolm1Jaldctrl., ,nlenvpted on the Jnthole of aloc:aJ p:IIf _rse in Bris­bane; A8 Rdy BIrd. nouroed byhrs ....fe '11 the Depart"""nl ofMo«w RepSl:ry: anti A8 Paul8ennell.he> was ,nformed by hISfalher IIpor1 IOlval In Melbournefor Iea,·e 10 lum around and COback onboard.

SAILEDSucc:osfully Slored and fudled

Ihrouch round·lhe-dod assis­IarlCe from all SUf'PO'Unc ace'"coo. SUCCESS sailed al be:slspeed on May 21 for Norfolk Is­land. emoute passing HMASTOBRUK (.... hich had sailedfrom Sydney earlier), and arrw·ing mid-aflernoon on May 23.

Al Norfolk Island. Ihree ArmyLandrovc", and lrailen were em­barked from ....ooden barC"" in ahean·slClpplnc evolulion. madeplJ5SJbIe only by lhe eoot! "'ealherc:onditrons.

Al lhe same lime. Slaff fromMaritime Headquarten were em­barked by helo from lhe island'sairslrip, including CommodoreM. J. Taylor RAN as Commo­dore Aotilas (COMFLOl).

1be helo venrep operalionshad .Iarted lwo houn before Iheship arrived al NorfoJk 1~land and22 lonnes of Army s.ores whichhad arrived al Norfold Island byRAAF Herl."Ules were airlifledonboard.

When the venreps had finishedseven hours laler, SUCCESS wasunderway again for Fijian waten.

STATIONOn MaylS. SUCCESS took up

slalion IA Area "R..-ll~ 10 lhesoulh WCSI of lhe malA Fijian Is­land of Vi.i l.c:vu.

1be nexl day, 102 Army lroopsand equ.pmern were transt"enedfrom HMAS TOBRUK 10 SUC­CESS by hehcopte.... for dtSpOSlll10 OIhe. RA unHs laler ,n lhe

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DANCE FOUR'dcd. of SUCCESS _Id see noreason 10 volwllee. for PTf' se'­v"ia: af.er Ioot<ong al 1M phlnpneFremanlle below

1be ~palroDie~uilors«n;unlyearned lhelf keel' ,n IhlS ,ouchWe:llhe.,

Our openlions off fiJI _Idno! 01 o;ourse ha"e happened sodfoaen.ly ....nhoul lhe lremend­OtIS SIlpp;>t1 provided by lhe em­barked helo n,ghIS...hich eon·StSied of Squirrels, wessex, Bell206 and IroqUOIS alrcrafl

Flying In lhe Wessex beamepartit:ularly uei.ing afler thedi"hlng of Wes.sex 819 on May,..

While Ihe UIC1 figures are no!yel known, approximately l30sonies were nown 10 achIeve lhevoluminOll~ transle", of Armypennnnel and Slores,

8y Friday May 29. lhe Silualionashore had ~labilised 10 .he ex,lenl lhal lhe RAN fo"e oould beredueed.

As a result. DUn80 andTOWNSVILLE ..'ere dclOpalched10 .elurn 10 Au.lralia. whilstPARRAMAlTA WI' released toproceed to TOWNSVIUE 10dISembark some elemenlS of lheODFforee

STALWART dej}llned Suvaon Salurday May 30. and, alter a•endezvOlls and tnnslen WIthSUCCESS, departed IhanUullyfor relurn 10 Sydney Ieav,ngSUCCESS and SYDNEY on sla·uon off FijI

JERVIS BAY (pi"", ne,,·ly·lil­led heJocopter ded:) s;uled Tues­day June 2.10 .elieve SUCCESS

HowC\'n, no _r had Ws;uled I....n the Govern"""nl dect·sioa 10 ...,hd...... AOF IliKlSfrom fijI "-as annou .....d

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INNOVATIONSUfe 10 1M ....~ofFiJI provided

ils share of wil too - like lhechalkin~ of Army Conlair>en inSUCCESS wilh helpful siens like_ wlNSTANT PQr-O just addwaler~ and "Handle wilh care ...Ihis way up~ .......rinen upsidedolll1l of oourse!

In Ihe Task Oroup lhe lermRA11J (Fijian for King) was anin.lanl hit and became absorhedin all manner of such lilies asCOMAUS RATU BAGRONONE _ lhe dcscriplion fOfCOMF1.0rs Flag Lieulenant(lhe Fleet Communicalor!).

We have a feeling RA11J maybe here 10Slay in Naval parlantt!

Ne<:essIly as e"er being 1m:mollX'r or onvenlion J'rO',dedsome onterCSling innoYonions inthe arnduct of operalions.

For example, SUCCESS hadr>ever before rduelled PTf"s soafter lhe u"",......".'ul trial of analonpode refuetling ri~ in 1M,ouch seas. a modified astern reofuelling option was employed.

Wilh Ihis rig, the PlF W2Slowed on one of SUCCESS',berthing hawsers before be,neptiSCd lhe refuelling line (andany other Items for thai mann).

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RAN units have returned home and the operation to pro·vide contingency evacuation support for Australians in Fiji isnow over,

Senior officers have congratulated service andcivilian personnel on a "superb effort" in plan­ning, preparing and executing the mobilisationor the RAN Task Group.

Tbose involved in stores """nB. DU8RO W2S ~tmedand dockyard $Upport 10 r-UKU ALOFA in ror-GAworked many hard and long ..~lh Instructoons 10 refuel aDd re·hours in scenes reminiscent lum.of the activity surrounding r-......,..., n,,'Oe<:! tM task for 1M'Operation Navy Help Dar- Fremanllc: clus palmi 1:1<»1 as sM

pounded Mr way sOlnh easl - somuch for balmy South PacifICCnIl'iCS!

Workine wilh 1M A/'Il'IY de·"""nts produced mueh Interesland adminlion.

All of tM troops inteltllted_II inlO lheir ho!.t "'ips SUC­CESS. SYDNEY and PAR­RAMAlTA.

,,·in'.In addition. countless Ser­

vitt personnel bolh ashoreand at sea. and their families.gave of their best, oftenunder vel'}' tl'}'ing conditions.to ensure the safety of Au­stralian nationals overseas.

WIn the execution of Oper­ation Morris Dance Four.many valuable lessons havebeen learnt, and the ADFhas gone a long way towardsimproving its Joint Opera­tional Procedures in supportof evacuation contingencyplans,- according to SeniorOfficers,

Our correspondcm in Fiji pithup llIe: ~lory (rom lhe reporl inour la~1 edillOn which indicatedHMAS AOELAJOE had leh lhepalrol line 10 join llle: USS Mid·..'ay Bank= Group. while WOL­LONGONG .nd CESSNOCKwere reheved by TOWNSVILLEand OUBBO.

By Ihis slage, IIIe: Otid of Staff10 the "leet Commander. Com­modore M J. Taylor (COM·FLon and S!.alfhad embuked ,nHMAS SUCCESS as lhe OTC ofthe RAN EVloCUllion Task Groupnow be,ng eo-ord,naled ,,"h,nlhe opera.ion "-n as MornsDance Fou•.

1be ma,n ronsidenloons al IhOlslaae were how beSl 10 preparelhe forl'C for e.-.eua",,", measurerIf reqvored and combalong lhe_alher .'hodl by IhlllUl&C was aQDnun_ sea Slale Sand .·Ind al3O+k_

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ONSLOW is 10 panlClpalein Exercise STARFISH 87. aFive Power Defence Agree­ment exercise conducted offlhe ooast of Malaysi3.

Oeside:s e'(ercising ...... Ih re­gional nayleS. Ihe !>Ubmannes...ill also sbow tnc !la& al anumber of pons of call

Before ONSLOW couldsadly set aside Ihe clulches ofthe Sydney winler and headfor warmer climes north,checks on her escape equip­menl ... ere required.

med13le Maintenance Ad.v­It)' onboard HMAS STAl·WART.

'Capt3Jfl Robert Walls !ofservice as the DIrector ofNaval Force Development.

The Medal of the Order 01Australia in Mlillary DivisionlOAM) has been awarded 10:

·Pelt)' OffICeI' AnthonyEmmen lor service as themaIfltenance oo-ordinator lor723 Squadron Squrre!helicopters at HMAS ALBAT­ROSS.

'Warrant Officer WilliamFranklin for service to theRAN in the field of navalcommunicaliorls. ,

'Petty Officer Wayne Han·son for service If'! the NavalSkwes sub-depattment olHMAS SYDNEY.

'Warrant Officer IanNeville for service as foodservices officer at HMASNIRIMBA.

'Warrant Officer BarTySpenoef for setYices as theregulating offiCel al HMASPENGUIN.

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D~J~IIUJlilliSUt, Mt KiM Iktl:/q...·tlla.i"K ASC a.lI;""ffJ,. \It G~oJfDot'is (1"/,, tllld-'ltAltlII Woodi s;6"iIl6 lit.. submfJri"n ",,,,roN.

Chairman of the Australian Submarine Corporation, Mr Geoff Davis, and Defence Depart.ment Secretary, Mr Alan Woods, signed the contract for the RAN's submarines at ParliamentHouse, Canberra, on June 3. The tonlr"Cl commits ASC

10 bUIld si.~ submanncs :II a~l of $l.g h.lhon at June19116 prK'C'S.

Ddcnce \lln",lcr. 'Ir ,,",mBeazlc\ s'lId lhal the RAN... ouk! ha\c one of the bestron,cntional )ubmanncs In

the ...orld.When he announced lhe

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Their design ",as ideally)uitcd 10 the unique ami de­manding requirements of thenavy_

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man is to be prom. July 20. Honour Judge A.R.O. IOn". wllh l>l!ll1rlCanl flum-He wHI succeed CORE Rowlands Is to be prom- ben; ,n OI.ncr Siales.

oted to Commodore A. L BHumont who is to oted to Commodore on From a subm.anner·s potnland will become De- be promoted to Rear Ad- July 1. or ~lCw. Inc T)"pc 471 repre·

miral and posted to Can. He has been appointed senlS a huge leap rorward In Jan Faendrlch chose Sydney's Little Bay to try a new swim suit.puty Naval Support berra. Judge Marshal for the design. manufaclure ~,"d (Picture by Ron /reda/e),

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Queen's birthdayhonours

Eleven navy per·sonnel receivedawards in theQueen's birthdayhonours list.

Chiel of Naval Staff, VeeAdm.ral M. W. Hudson, be­comes a CompaOlOl1 in theMilitary DIVision of the Orderof Australia (Ae).

Rear Admiral Nigel Berlynbecomes an Officer in theM~itary DivisIon of the Orderof Australia (AO) lor RANserVICe as a Manne En­9'"'8e. 119 Officer. particlllarfyas General Manager, Gar­den Island Dockyard, Syd­...,.

Members in the Milital)' Di­vision of the Order of Au­stralia (AM) include:

'Acbng CommanderJames Armstrong, RANR,!of serVICe as Deputy Direc­tor 01 Naval lrnelligence.

'Commander Pe1erJohnstone-Hall for secvice aslhe Command Support ser­vices Officer to !he Flag Of·flCer, Naval Support C0m­mand.

'Ueuleoant CommanderEdward Powe. for service asotficer-in-<:hatge Fleet Inler-

•our new su marines

TIus lIl~oI\'ed ONSLOWJo Cannon !>Ubmerging along5ldc her

35 S · S •B d· J . squadron base 31 NeUlralpring treet, on I unction 001) _ an unu!iUaJ evolution

L.. T_e_l_ecP_h_o_n_e_:_3_B_9_2_3_1_1 -'l. i ~~~ch proved quile 5UC::cess-

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For many personnel the field of compensation and repatriation entitle­ments can be a sea of confusion. In this special article WOWRMEDCarol Lacey of HMAS PENGUIN looks at some of the common beliefs

and spells out YOUR entitlements.It is l:Jea)ming inaeasingly obvious that members of the Defence Force are not aware of their basK: entitlements

(or injury and illness in regard 10 Compensation (Commonwealth Government Employees) Act 1971 (qCGE) Act)and Repatriation (Veterans' Entillements Act 1986). This article has been produced to:01. R.aiK thea~of alIlD1:mben oftbe DdeDCe~ to their en- of a loss associated with the aHWJilion (i.c. loss of limb) they mlm make

IJtJemeal$ for Compeasalion and RqJ;.triation benefits for injury and a request in writiD& 10 the Compensation scctioo.illness amiD! out of their cmpkrJmcnl. 7. INCORRECf:

b. Pnr.idc DivisiolW Offia::n with a simple and easy rderence to IRS- A membercao be required for dUly24 hours a day therdore ,s coveredwn ~rKrai enquiries and material for divisional meeting:;. by the rompcns;lIion and Veterans' Entitlements Acts 24 hours a day.

c. CorTed lbe common misbclicb members have rcprdinl; lhe:ir entitle- 7. CO RRECf:menu. II is true members bf tbe »efena: Force are on 24 hours call as

COMMON'MISBELIEFS required and are therefore covered for any injury and/or illness arislOgO\lt ofihat recall period.

I. INCORRECT: NO _ Members are NOT covered 24 ooun; a day unless on duty24 houn;On retirement, a member is automatically covered by the Depanment da 10. INCORRECT:

of Ve:te:r.II1S' Affairs for all medical treatment. a y. It is best to wait until before discharge from the Service before submit-I. CORRECT 8. INCORRECT: ting claims for Compensation and Veterans' Affairs benefits.

A member must submit a claim for each condition which is considered Where an injury related 10 service occurred but no claims was submit·to be caused by or related to servN::e. Only after the department has in- ted al the: time and the member is now suffering complications as a TC- 10. CORRECT:

,'h "- "-·kld· ..- ..,j" h·· ,.. OaimA.S.A.P.aftertheillnessorinj·,,,beoomesapparcnLlJenefitsvc:;tigated and acc:cptcd that condition, will the member be entitled to su t, e mcmuo::r s........ aIm t, ... oomp ,1C3!Jon not t c ongma mJury.

lreatment after leaving the Scrvk:e. NB Cairn A.S.A.P. (befen: leaving I. CORRECT: such as pension and lump sum payments arc paid while a member is slillthe Scrvk:e). 1lIC original injury relaling to servicc must always be claimed and the $Crving without neec:ssarily affecting a member's fitness 10 remain in the1_ INCORRECT comp{ications are autom;llIica1ly covered as a result of that injury. To as- $Crvic:c'.

A member must DOt aoccpt a lump AIm payment from compensation si:sl your claim, attach a separate statement providing full details of past Medical treatment after discharge IS covered by whIchever depanme:ntas this will disqualify bimlbcr from receiving treiltmcnt for that condition injuries and your pl"CSC'nt medical stale. has accepled that claim. Olhe: ......·lst it may take six to 12 months afler dls-afler laving the Scrvia:, Of future payments, should the disability in- •• INCORRECT: charge before a member IS ehgible to receive treatment, proVIded thecrease. In tbc case cl nwncrotl$ injuries to the 53fTIC area, e.g. 3 fractures to claim is accepted.1_ CORRECT the nose. the latest injury aced only be daimed.

• CORRECf If uplXl discharge a daim IS slill Dcll1g proccssed and trealment is re-A member is awered for treatment under the qCGE) Act for the re- • :A ..-. -....:A.o .•L·· . .._, h qUlred. keep all retti • of ""'ymcnts fOl'" that condilion and daJm reim-mainder of bislber life for aU aoccptcd conditions, rcprdles:s cl moneys mcmuo::, must "' .......... a statement In UlIS S1tuatJon uo:;tal Ing cae ae- - r-

paid for the same condition. Lump sum5 are DOt usu.aUy paid until a oon- cident. dearly indicating those wbic:b were and were 110I related to bursemenl when the dalm is xccpeed.dition is stable and trc:atmeftt.« a" s. ernp&oymcnt, e.~. -prior to servk:e. OUI of workin~hours, and those al- 1bc Department of Veterans· Affairs bac:k-datcs its pcn51On1 and pa}"-J. INCORRECT tributed to employment. ThIS WlII save a great deal of lXKTesponde~ ments up to three months before the date of appl1C3t10n

Where an injUl)'or illnc:sI5 occursduringservia:, a membcT is automat- between the member and the depanmenl. thus aidinr:an early deaston. Rqn'nICn 01 (NI f"ERS 9-1. 01 (N) f"ERS 64-1

icallyanot:rN by the qCGE) Act and the Velerans' entitlementS Act. ..,;.. .. .._ ..~!"'~...!"'~....~!"'..~~..........~~"!!_J·~~::.~,.....,.._;.y~""' ..ri... ""~·.""riod.f~M<z ENTITLEMENT TO CLAIM FOR INJURY OR ILLNESSdoc:s not De( arily mean that il is~ed as haviJJ& arisen out of that$CI'V>CC. The OOUS is 00 the member to provide the proof in any Claimmade to Compensation. 1lIC Department of Veterans' Affain; may ae­ccpl the claim wbc:rc. reasonable circumstanccs exist depending on theIype of $Crvice that caused the disability e.g. operational service, peacekeeping $Crvice, Defence service within Australia.4. INCORRECT

If a member doc:s not daim within six monlhs from the date of the in·jury or onstt of the illness, all rights 10 claim at a later date are lost.4. CORRECT

It is lrue a member should daim ASAP and within siJ: months., buldoc:s not lose hislbcr entitlementS if failure to do so wascaused by death,absence from Austnlia, or any reasonable cause; e.g. was WUlware ofthe right 10 daim_S. INCORRECT:

Don', cu:pt a pension from the J:)cpartmcnt of Veterans' Aftain;while serving, as it will rault in a med'cal discharge.S. CORRECT:

Rec:eivi.nr: a pension from the Dcparunent of Vetenn's Afbin; will DOtin itself jcopndise future employment in tbc Scrvk:e. There are manyservinl; personnd in tcocipt cl a disability pension, e.g. fOf hurin,los:5,woo meet the mcd'cal srandards for re enp&cment.6. INCORRECT:

The ComcPCDSillUon Senion will automatically assess a membcT for alump 5UITI payment after liability has been cu:ptcd_6_ CORRECT:

If a member wishes to be assessed fOf a lump sump payment in respect

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mechanical engineeringand was placed secondovet1lllin the engineeringstreams at the academy.

Because of the natureof his degree MIDN Will·shire has had to movefrom the academy and Isnow studying lit the Un"versity of NSW.

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During the visit he pre­sented an award from theacademy to MidshipmanBill Wiltshire fOf"academic excellence.

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The outstandUlll .uccess ofLlle F 122 de~ign h;.s been de­monstrated tllrougll nearly 22sllip year$ of front line opera­tional elrperien('l: in FGN ser­vice.

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Commandmg Officer RANC CRESWELL.[n hiS address 10 the parade Captain Monon menlloned

the important contributions made by Ihe Special Duties Of­fteers to lhe RAN and thiu their efforts would be rewardedwlIh a sallsfymg and woMh.. hill' career.

After the ceremomal parnde the graduallng officers leftRANC CRESWELL.

Some ,,',11 lal.e up lhelr firsl posllngs as commlloSlOrIed of­flO;"fS_

lbe rc:maHlder are undenakmg specialist applicationCOU~ at HMAS CERBERUS_

Two ""n be going to the UnIted Kingdom later In the )ear

RANs acqUISItIOn slrategyfor the New Surface Combat­ant. says the company.

CONCEPTThe BREMEN F 122 Oass

mulTIpurpose frigate designwas developed by the FederalGerman Navy (FGN) with Lheaim of providing the followingprimary characteristics:• Modern integrated combat

system to fulfill rile pnmarymission or anli submarinewarfale. ....th additionalcapabililY for engaging sur­face t;ugcts over long dis·lances and performmg anuaIr "'arfare in Kif defence

~ M:uumum.speed or at kZiI)() knots.

• Supenor leawonhiness toprovide a stable combat sys-

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in the Supply Brnndt dunng I ".N"'ULT IhIS ser...ce - from pen and ~ Iink. through three. pay ~~- Items. data processmg pnnl· collided wilh the USS IOlilS and more mod~rn FRANK E. EVANS. ItechnolO!.)' in the form of Some memorable ma- {'_computer screens. menU of Frank's career in· I I

His eMly seamanship eluded: .training was in the corvellC • "Steering" the SS&M I IHMAS LATROBE and Field Guns crew to its onlycruiser IlMAS AUSTRA- victory in the early SO·s. I IL1A. • Oualifying as the CPOW.

He saw lervlce in the Ko- TRI. the only .... rson to I Take advantage 01 lite large range 01 new vehicles through Lanoe' MolofS, Including: I,.- • SUIWIU • 400 waooos. sedans. \t)rt£J( Coupes and thrilty Sherpa • VW - complete range

rean War and Japan. he wit· quahfyas a Wriler Instrut'- 01 VW vans.•AUDt. lui range lI'lCluding wury lOOCO. 80CC and ESlate wagon.• FIAT _nesscd lhe A·bomb explo- tor. I Regali 5ed3fl and Wagon.•REHAUtJ - Luxury 25 and Fuego coupe.. • HONDA - Prdudt. Ilion at Monte Bello and cn- • Selected as Chier of lhe Accon:I, CMc.1nte9Ta~ legend AI' lbolilt III" lillie smnl'" u.(om~1If'ueull'lt un.jo)'cd lhe fiTS!. Spl~ lhe Colour 10 parade theMainbrace of Her Majesly ()uccns Colour on the firsl Conlad~ l1l!aresl brandt Of

the Queen or "'hat is now the Navy I phme 1m~. IFrank served on HMA Week Parade through .MlRANDA 5252277

Ships MURCHISON, Melbourne. .ST UOHARDS•.... 438 tm ISWAN (Tr.. inmg Sloop).• Being launched and ar· I .CAMPEAOOWN 51967'56PARRAMAlTA. MEl- re5ted in a Tracker aircraft .SONDI JCT 3893233 IBOURNE and SUPPLY as a from Melbourne to change I MOTORS PTY U""Tl:O • HDMESUSH 76 B42jSupply Officer. and pIck up Austr:L1lan INCORPORAJING LARKE HOSi(INS • CARlTON (63) 3476822•.•

I-Ie was on board HMAS and Singapore currency to L tlO,.lll' n ....MELBOURNE when she pOly the Ship's COlllll:lllY. ------

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Another phase in JuniorOfficer Training program

The RAN's Junior Officer Training program, introduced in January last year, reachedanother phase recently with completion of training for nine Special Duties Officers at RANCCRESWELL.

After~" Il~",eek profcssionallrnining course, the formerSenior Sailors lOok part in 11 passing Qut parade.

The nine graduating officers come from a variety of fields.In dcctrical and aeronautical engineering, medical admlnisl­mllon and work study.

1lIe course addrcsscd a dIverse number of sublecls.

Topic; em"ere<! r.mged from defence sllldoes 10 compulerapplications and Included prnctlC31 aetl\'lIICS In Iealkrsbipand management. ceremOnial dnll. small arms ....C3ponStrammg and boat ...ork.

The RC\"Ic""mg Officer "'liS Caplain G. A Morton. the

One of the contenders for Ihe provision of anexisting design for the RAN's New SurfaceCombatant Project is the Gennan shipbuilder.Bremer Vulkan, with its F122 BREME ' Classfrigate.

Six are in service wilh the Federal GennanNavy and another two building.

The RAN is seelr:.ing to build eight frigates in Au­stralia at a total cost of$3.5 billion and there arc pros­pects for up to another four ships to cater for NewZealand requirements.

Later this yCllr, under the currelll acquisitionstrategy, the Navy will select two Ship Design Agentsto competitivcly develop their designs and to provideassistance to the Australian Prime Contract tenderersin preparing thcir bids for construction of the ships.

According 10 Bremer Vul- FI22. as bUilt and as in ser­kan. the FI22 Oass enjoys VlCe.

tOlal suppon wllhlO the pro- 1be FID deslgn's sUltabil­ressu;Jnal and demanding lIy and adaptability as a basiSFederal German Nayy. for dc"elopment and mainte-

The general standards. nanoe of Ihrough life opc:ra­IogISIIC' systems. nallllllg and tional efrec1I"eness arc sig­('""Iuation packages are di- nificant features of the shipreclly applicable to th~ RAN concept.enyironment. These features arc op-

The FGNs ongoing inyest· timised in a minimum riskment in the F122. as eyi- and cost combM system up­denced by the recent order grade Ihm Bremer Vulkanfor a further two or the Class. and AEG haye ofrered 10 thewill ensure high level supporl RAN.of the ships for the nc:-.:t 25-30 The ongoing Federal Ger-years. it adds. man commitment aod FGN

The Fln's pro"en deSign opc:ralmalln,·estment in theand performance charaeteris- FI22 is unique III terms of Ihetics include sigmficant com- benefits and confidence lhesemanality ..ith the latest RAN aspects offer to a CO!it and1O"entory ships and eqUIp- risk conscious Navy andment. (;o-.·emmcnt.

Of pamc:ular note are the It is also SIUlificant thaimain propulsion LM 2500 the ronslfUCtm concep6 oflurbmes and MTU diesels the FIZ2 have been pro"en inand Ihe combat system which a t01:l1 of five German ship­is derived from the USN yards.NTDS system and employs The design is optimised forcommon computers and dis- technology transfer and suc·plays to the RANs DDGs cessful. economic construc-and FFGs. tion in Australian shipYinds.

Bremer Vulkan says il has Bremer Vulkan andbeen uniquely able to pro- AEG·s e:-.:perience in thevide proven full ship·s transfer of lechniques.specifICation and inlegrated technology and expenise areIogisucs packages ror the direc1ly applicable 10 the

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A party rrom HMAS PERTH has undertaken(h'e dalS of arduous leadership training in theBlue Mountains, west or S)'dne)'.

1lIc: aim ....as 10 make their way up stream from GlenDans. a httle lO()\\'Tl WWII shale oilto..-nj climb some 380metres of chff out of the rhc:r \'alle} Ihen proceed O\erland10 an aJoll\lI\g n\er before returning 10 Glen Da\is.

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Upon SIn'eSSfulIy rompIcting the: trek all ....ho participated fdtthai they had gained noI only new skills but also pelSOO31lythrough the kno..-Ic:dgc: thai lhey had a"empted and achie'/edph}'SicaI feats pmiously fuought be}ood them.

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meeting or lhis group will beheld on June 17 at Ihe WhileEnsign aub al NOWT3.beginning al lOam. If you'dlike to come along to Ihemeeting, give: RUlh a nng on21 4082 for mQre delails.

West"" Piqrin~ ISHlnn);Thursday July 2 is the date of{he next monthly meeling ofthis small group of girls, whomeet in their cluhrooms atHMAS NIRJMBA. OuakersHill beginning at lOall1Bab)'sitling will be availablefor a small fee. If you're li~­

ing in this region try to makeit along. At this meeting :l.

'Cent Auction' will be con­dueled. Members are asked10 bring along some goodiesto donate to the auction, Ie.unwanted knick-naks. cakes.frurt. un-food etc.• and allpresent will then ha\e Iheopponunny 10 'bid' for theseilems, .. hich usually go for,'ery reasonable prices' A fun....ay to gam a few goodies.plus raise a hnk for the club.so Iry and make II a dale

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t.,emanllc: The July IAGM is fast appro:Khing,more detarls from Marilee: on095281928.

* * *Rockingham: Nice: to hear

from this group once more!NeKt activity is planned forJuly 16 and will be a birthdayluncheon. Try 10 keep theday free - the girls hereattend Ihe local Army Wivesfunctions as wcll as the Fre·mantle groups activities. IfyOu're new to the area, giveMoira a ring on 27 7187 tofind out more about lhem.

Also Just 10 hand. for Iheladies of the West, is an invi­tation to the Spoc:cial Air Ser­vice Ladres Auxiliary 13thAnnual Art Show 10 be heldrrom June 26 - 28, in theSASR Campbell Barracks.

... etus SI. SwanboumcWA. The commrncc is hop­1I1g to sec many of our Na\'alWj\"es members along - ,,.,orticial opt'mng Will be at8pm on Friday June: 26 by

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PERTH ad~~/lI""1S (L·R}; ViETS Sharp (sifl;'rV. CPOEnV Mitis. EXPED fMduLEUT J. Spllrlts (sillinV, CPOETS T"'fHlT. LSETS Hint and ABMTH Btaman.

I know Vl"e all feel a lillie despcrllte at times, but ",-hen I r«eh-ed an item for thiscolumn addr~ to 'Lifeline' today - I must admit I had more lhan a c:hudde ortwo! We are still hoping for news from a couple of ;silenl' groups· i.e. Cairns andDa~-in. so if Jou're ronn«ted ",-ith either of these dubs, please drop me a line 10let me know ",'h:.tl's h:.tppening. The address fi IJ Celebes Sf., K.ings hriI:, NSW 2148.

BrislA!If: llic nut Naval CERBERUS area, This is Hazel Hawke, and admISSionWi"es meeting is to be held their next monthly meeting is by ticket only at a COSI ofon Monday. June 22 at and will feature a range: of S4. 1lus 00'I"ef5 elltnlllDc: andHMAS MORETON. Baby- crafts on display. from silk refrc:shmtnts. Tdets can besiuing ..'ill be a\'ailabk but dymglopoltery.Comealong obtained from the: Seac:wy.pkase corllatl. Robyn on 396 al IO.3O:Im. babysilling is SASR lAdies Au:cliary. 67691 ir you intend using this available. bUI you need to Banery Rd. Campbell Bar­ser...ce:. phone Sandie on 059 83 7143 racks. SW:Ulboume WA 0010.

No doubl final plans .....111 ir )"011 intend taking advarllagebe distussed at thiS meeling or the: crtthc. Luncheon aftc:T­for the group's Faslllon \Il"'ros al a small aJiSt. so whyParade/Auction to be held at noc make it a ~at day oot?HMAS MORETON on Fri·day. June 26. FashioflS willbe repesented by 'Fashionson Parade'. and ....ill be: veryreasonably priced.

The $12,50 per person COStwill include a Smorgasboardsupper'....ine and the eveningstarts at 7pm • 7,3Opm.RSVP by June 19 to Robynor Julcia on 398 5545. sure tobe a lOp night. so try andmake it along if you're livingin (he Brissie area.

Cllnberra: A demonstra­lion of the art of Ikebana .... rllbe the feature of the nextmeeting of the Associallon atHMAS HARMAN on Tues­day June 30. beglnnlllg atlOam, The cost is just $2 andthis includes :l. free crecheMore: delails are nailablefrom Julia on 583 3330,

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-::'~~ MondayI at Oub Cerberusshould be: nOled In yourdral). lr y'OU are lr\'rng In Ihe

INSTITUTE

CHECKChed. "'"lIh 1"" lepl offICer

",'r.. ""ll ad\-ise you of lhe _appoptlale aetKln 10 IILe.

Sometunes.;1 is e~r 10 maLea new ..,U...'hoeh (lr'I« loigned.daled and ","na>.ed ,epla«s lhefOJmet' ..,11

A "-;U made before you aremarried _lly "-;11 be aUlomal'- I ......cally 'REVOKEO' ('nvahdaled) I '..he" you eel married.

Someumes wiIb <;1111 he made'In OOIIlemplatKln of marriage'bul alla'n. II is best; 10 sccL Ihe as­$i$t11lCC of your legal off"",r.

Wills are IK>I aUlomatically reoV'Olled on diY'OKC' or ""pilrllion.

YOII arc allowed to leave yourassets 10 ...-homeve, you ...-ish pro­~ided Ihat you make pl'O\ision forsumving spouse Or ehildren,

If you do not make p,ovision,Ihey can apply 10 lhe court forprovi$ion 10 be made for lhem.

This applicalion has 10 be madewilhin six months of p,obale.

Such an applicalion is Ll1OlIl'n IS

a Teslators Family Maifl1enanceApplication.

If )'011 do not make a ..ill youare $aid 10 hl~e died ImES­

TATE,In Ihese circumstances lhe la....

providQ a formula ....hich 5(15 0111

who is enl;tled 10 your properly.Ho",~r, the formula may not

diMribute )'OIIr assc15 in aeror­<!alICe wilh your wishes.

Makin& • will also <:an helpmake I difr....Jt lime eas;e,r for)'011' family,

DOCUMENTTo be ~--.lod. a r:odiril donImelll

mus.t be prepilred '" lhe same ..--ay15 I ""II-

HO""ever the ""IAe$SC$ are nor­reqllirnllo be the 51me ""Inessc:s10 the IClwo1 ",in

Do noc lilempil 10 amelld you....-iIl you....lf 15 1M may ,,,,--.Ii·dale 'I

REUNION

SERVICE SPECIALIESEDAN,

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The Instllllte's Aims andobjectives are to pt'omote abetter understanding 01 theRAN and the maritime pt'o­les5lOn through pllblicationof a quarteffy journal and byprOVIding the oppOOuMy lormembers to disolSS and de-

.... you ."._ ,..,,: bate matters concerning the'in aliltuding an ell- RAN and the mantime pro­HIIAS ANZAC. reun- lession.ion .. HIIAS KUT- It is not an 'offICers club'TABUL In -.. and serving personnel of all

~, • f on ranks are enlJtJild to joWl theAI"lZK Day 19881 Institute and to air their

If so, pl.... register ......your in..... ~ For delalls of the InstituteDet. ick TooIh, and its activities. write to: Au­17 8lidtwood St., slralian Naval Institute, PONetherby, SA 5062. Box 50, Carnpbel, ACT

2601.

THERE'S AWILL

WITNESSESA v~hd .... ,11 is one that can be

enfor«d in a CO\I.I of law.II muSI be in ...flllog. SIgned

and wltnc:ssedThe w'tnes!oeS sl>ould not be

beneficiaries named under lhe,,',II.

Two w,tne.~ mUSI be presentwhen you sign Ihe w,1I and lheymUSI abo .ign 31 Ihe end of the:document,

All people musr be logelher,.hen lhe: ,..,11 i$ sil:ned and .....1­~~d

A w,1I bcC'omes unenforcc:al)kif It rS not made;n lhis ,.-ay,

In maling a ,.',11. an 'UcnJIOf'n«<ls 10 be appOlnled 10 handleyou. affarrs afle. you d;e,.

More lhan one: person can benamed to acel lOS UcnJlor,

n.e eK«Illor can also be a be·ne'lciary,

An)-body nn be an U""IOf ­,p<>It!oe. family _mber or fnend,fK>,o,evel. pe,m,SI"on lhould be...Led f.om lhem firsl

The U""IOJS .esponloiblllhn,nclude pil)1"& allY dUlle$. debtsOf expeRloCS befOJe finally dis­mbullng lhe balaner: of lhe Olale10 lhoioe bener..ufln n.amed ,nlhe ",ill

You ean alter )'OU' ..ill al allylime. and shoUld aller It If )'OUfnm,lmw.~mance

M,nor- mailS« can be madelhrough lise 0( I CODICIL

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32 A will is a legaldocument which showswho you have selectedto rffeive your 'AS·SETS' when you die.Asscl~ are belOngIngs hkeyour house. land. car. bankand credit union acwun15.DFRDB contributions. in­surance policies and :;ha~.

or more personal goods suchas je",'ellery. fumnure, do­Ihmg. pictures and pboC~

"''''''.You afe clW;'l)I,OI';llccd 10 make aWill aftd lod~ 11 III SoIfe ~ody al

N~"YOfr,"The wordlnllOIed III • ",,11_~ dear. ........bIpous and inpropl" kpl fonn.

lloerdorc II is bene. 111>0, youdo 110I dn"" up )'OUt own ,"'ill but""he. thai YOII o:omuh I P""lcsohe.lorl1a",)'cr

kl"1« upl oIf,"n arc a><3l1·abk 10 p~ you adv1ol:. but the)'ate 110I rn.ponsiblc: for dra""nlup your ",II

It .. ad'lS<'ablc 10 make !C"c.aloopocs 01 yout ,.,,1110 be Idl withdifferent cuslodlans;- YOIl' ~nkma....eer. exeauo•. clC,

Pcopk .. Iou .c«,~c auctsunder 1M terms of a ""'II afC <;al.ltd BENEFICIAll.lES

Bcncfioann <;;In be (am,ty.friends. chanllCS or Ofsan,sa·

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C. n-,Itu, J. Ila.

IIMAS OXLE)' _ kd "'''' (I-I'}: T. N.aft., A. F.inH/IIltn, M. SINH,..... e. Plillips, P. Monww. G. 1InuIl'i.. CftI'~:P. Olfi.,,_ P. N....-. A. IIrrri"lO"' R. C.J". S. Till. w. DiN/", c. &nrtl../rfI-I: A. JIJiuW_. S. C-,o..II. T. "If·

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OEFEJ\'C£ ACADEMY - N""'w (1,11.- C. M_I." S. JI~, G. P.",y~ S. RN<ly. A. SU_........,~: P. AJ.lI(u.dlJ: B. R.""". K. Ma-,. s. B...__I, M. Ala.".,.." P. lhrTrll. A. "'"'8", B. B_, J. B'7'/.'. G. C_III....P. Wl'Ib, A. 11_"... ftwtl' D. P;",,,, P. MtHriwtt, J. Jlod••ld.J_n. M. T"_~ (alpfJ, J. Ertl1U, G. /,,,/,,,«,

M. B"in. S. Scot'. M. &llIlulfIM; _,ftI.. D. Mil.... T. M"....., H. &I.-"b,. B. /.,11"1'''' A. e.,.,.

GOLDEN O/JJI,.;j· - b"..4 .... '" (I·r}: N. Jlon/i..Jd, J. JliJI, G. C""". J. Oo.il. C. K..llo", ...."1,.,: H. COOpl".O. EddillJ:w", J. ,.',,.,., G. GUlllrl.., D. Simpso". P. NoI"..:/rn..'" D. ",iW.....s, C. Hrn ....., 8. Swkn. J. U ..I", J. N""".

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JlMAS 1I0BART_btld: 10... (/.,).- P. ellapma... I'. e"a"dl..r, E. Ifa........ N. U,,/I, G. CJa..dly, H. ",..IIu"O. A/I'a...d.........., ...., N. Saul"". S. T.,·lar, e. I·a'..... R. "'...,....11. e. N......., J. s.,,,d/fNd. M. M"II..,. M. Sof..",,,!U, M. lJ"U"rd;!rtHlt:I'. H"J... I. It"....., ..r, P. Rod,..n., -{- 1'..lrl.., B. lJI"rli•• M. 1I..,,,It. \t. ""ml" ...",N/, H. ,.,,,,nn. To H"rd(W, M. S.i,".

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IIMAS CRESWEll - btld,,... ff·r', D. RtIitiutM,,,,. R.... , • ... To iJtHuIhJ, G.II"'~ R. Dr....; ,,...' B. OW..il.P. GI,*",. J'. Au.-. R.R~ G. £.11..... R. "'••6"1"... f"OF£ Hti4,1"-'" B. S........". O.lIy..d, T. So "" N• •W"..I...

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IIMAS IIARMA'" - bad,..,,,, (I-t): A. 1'1"", C.Hl>tris, D. H"u, N. C"'·'''I,." P. Da,·jds",,; Cl,,'n, H. en,... e. L.o.ck,.N. $ ...""", P. SIo,a,Io", A. A.>It"'IlJI, n. SIt",,.,ol<1, N. Bak", Co SontlSl>... P. CHI"", P. PaX', N. I""''S'''': /,..,If/.'

G. S,,,k~, R. Tarr., N. Sp<rrlla. J. Mill", D. Ca"", M. K,,,,,«1y, D. F,.,.

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H. M,,'I0,~ A. lII"tll..

HMAS NIRIM8A 8-""",.." (1-", A. Johu... R. Mdtay, A. 0., C. Goyer,s. 81UfU, D. Adllln, a.SiaI.;edt,."Mr. It. Ro"" So Calr, L Sd-it*. K. Sa••"" Ii.. RttJ.".." R. KI.MY"- Mr. L Eldrii/r:t:/r-I: G, K",_,." G. May.S. ~" G. HntdlrsH, A_ GIUJuW, N. J"...., J. /'t...... Co Fawler, _ft· O. Lalk, M. Griu, P. A""",,,, D_ linn.,

N. HallSl..

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IIMAS COQNA WANNA -blJdc,..,,,, (I-r): I'. K«I. R. m"..., W.Sllldif/,. s. Troll, T. Sdcalj"""I,.,, 1>. CIo,",. C. £110,1>. I'II/a ....y. 1'. HI"rlc ...,II, M. H""o". D. I>"",m"': /ro..l: J. LsskcJzakl. K. nodtl. I. WallO", N. Wlo/it. F. FI,,,I0,,.

HMAS BRISBANE _1HId ...... (I-r): M. Em",., R. IIi"". N. SN.."""'. J. RO"tuI, S. M,,,.h,,f, G. Dld,er, P. Gffllli;«rIln: C. R_ A. Ardtf', E.. MdI.JuHo, F. FW..,Ick, H. lI,tuInH,., M. M"nina; !rfHlf' M. KirlrJUfricl<. T. 1£1".,

M. p....u, J. J-dJ~" G. sm.,I""Q, N. NaIJD, So raT-tH.

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A. Rpt ..·- II'; ",_,. G. nOS-iii....; saIni: A. M.mlll". M. D«ri." C. Spu~ P. lIa",.

"MAS WAT.SQN - ...... ,.. (I.,." A. C_. II.. H~. D. IInttJiq, J. !lIn, D. C.,.,.,hn, S. Grtt; «-It't:K.. 0 ...... '. N. F-. A. lin-, M. c;.J.......... S. "-''-7. M. KI... P. Ctwelur. D. PHnH, S. M.~. S. B_;

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H. Q"la", R. Calli" ("'PUlla), W. O,.,lard, T. Jo"a, II. lIan.

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Congratulations to PORay Cullen on his straighlsets "'in against SBLTMark Maloney. II wasn'llhe French Open but thenext best thing, the PEN­GUIN Open.

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The Na,'y Running Clubha.s been re"ived by POPTGeorge Negus of HMASPENGUIN and is slo"l,..regaining its legs (sic) 10 Ihehead)' days of Us Purdie.111e club compeled in IheANZAC Oay maralhonwith 17 members. nine cov­ering the dislance in underIhree hours. The perfor­mance of lhe day was bJlhal lillie lady LWR Jackie81')'anl who finished inthree hours 32 mins. 'llIencd e"ent is lhe SUlherlandIh marathon on June 28.

o 0 0If anyone gocs past the

Wangi Yacht Club (don'tblink) - stop! There is al­ways a cold beer and prop­ping up lhe bar will be cx­CPOCOX Vern Passfieldwho is "cock of lhe .....alk ..on his yacht Rum Runner.The experienced crew. co""sisling of LSWTR BillyTannock and CPOUCDixie Lee. arc makingquile a name for them­selves. but the handicapperhas found their mark. IIseems any race of 50 milesand lhey all become legless.I think its got somelhing todo with the name of theyacht.

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I can now be found alOerence .'orce RecruitingCentre. S)·dney. un (02)2195545. AnJone requiringad ..... rtisemenlS or ha"e lidbilS. especiallJ juicy nnes.can contact me an~·lime.

Financial SupportFlfI800al assistance is available to

approved applicants who have SSO.OC:Ctoinvest

Experienoe not necessaryII is not necessary to have busliless

or automotive experience. as Midas will fullytrain you in the business techniquesrequired to successfully operate a MidasM__

Franctuses are no.v available ineach of lhe following areas;• NEW SOUTH WALES- 5ydneymetropol~anarea• QUEENSlAND- Bnsoar.e metropolitanarea and Gok:l Coast• VICTORIA-Melboume~UJ1 area,

•••This )'ear's baskell.llll1

knock-out al AlexandriaSladium on July I shouldproduce some good ball.The K.O. will hlH'e as aIroph)' Ihe Orion CuplPLATYPUS Plale. Thisshoold be a tremendousda)' so gel those nomina­lions in. One of Ihe GrqFunnel line ships belie,'e itis odds-on.

Well. Cassius Clay madea combad. e"en if il wasunder a new name. AI_lhough I am well shy ofAli"s le.'eI of prowess.physicall,. and "erbally,...·e dedded 10 gi>'e A,··A­Go thaI one fllore go.

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Talking about come­backs. whal aboul lhe 19 orso Golden Oldies, all Navyor ex·Navy, who look onlhe youth of our service.The Golden Oldics at timesneeded help just gelling onthe paddock but displayedfine skills and slraight run­ning. (Let's face it, it'sfurther runmng acrossfield). Up front the learnwas led by the irrepressibleWOPT Bill Stokes andBarry Lcaroyd who. alongwith Neil Thompson.played strongl)'. Benny Hilland Jimmy Fern alsoshowed the touches thattook them to ASRU hon­ours. BUI the player of theday was Col Kelson. an exE.R.A. (ask an old chiefwhal thaI stands for). Hehadn't pulled on a bool forII years and took the fieldat 46. Col pla)'ed in lhecentres and there were cer­tainly some sore oppo­nents. I for one "'ouldloved 10 have seen a youngCol going round. Welldone.

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Midas lranchisees are owneroperators of profitable small businesses,supp:orted by the largest muffler retailorganisatiOn in the world. Midas now hasover 60 muffler ret3l1 service storesoperating successfully aro..od Australia.

Proven bu.iness .ystemAs a Midas franchisee yo,J buy into

a proven businesS system lhat trains.advertises and supports your shop with Xlyearse~ in the muffler lield

Tum key opemIon.All sites are fullyestablished.

stocked and ready Itt immediate trading.

No experience required.

For more Information, contact: Mr. JOOn Brv.vn.Midas Australia Pty. LId., 424 51. Kilda RoadMelbourne Vic3004. Ph: (OJ) 266 1602

or wanl more informatIoncontact Mark Town atHMAS ALBATROSS onextension 1498; Simon An­drews, HMAS CRES­WELL, extension 224; orDennis Gover at Navy Of­fice 65 4999.

Alternatively, you cansimply drop in at HMASALBATROSS on anyweekend and enjoy the fun.

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e intosort

members are keen students'00

It's cheap - in fact theclub exists 10 provide flyingfor naval personnel at thelowest possible cost.

Currently an averagetraining flight costs about$12.

The club operates onweekends from HMASALBATROSS and or­ganises summer camps totake advantage of inlandsoaring conditions and topanicipate in inter-$crviceand nalional champion­ships.

Membership is open toall RAN personnel andIheir families.

If you would like 10 join

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If you have a desire tolearn 10 ny, but find thecosts of power nying toohigh, it's time to con­sider joining the RANGliding Association.

This is the Navy's owngliding dub and throughthe years many sailors andofficers in the RAN havetaken their initial steps to­wards a flying career withthe aid of RANGA inSlrue­tors.

If you arc looking for asport lhe whole family canenjoy. gliding is for you.

Wives are equally wel­come to join the club and anumber of children of

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residential llOOSIlops

"Surting and Managing a SmauBllsinm"

72 beach front units,all overlooking the Padfic Ocean.Dine in our Sea Witch Restaurant,

open 7 nights a week.

Phone: (049) 2-4026 for ReselVittions.Service Personell $50. 1 or 2 persons.

Workshop Dales271h Apol·tsl~

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Can you imagine skiing along lhrough the autumn lonedtrees beside a lake?

Sounds greal. Now remove the skis. replace them withroller skis. replace the S110W with bitumen and concreteand consider how you feel.

To lOp it off you aTe nOI cruising but racing.Believe it or nO! it is fun and II greal way to prepare for

wimer.Recently the National Roller Ski inter-Service Relay was

held around Lake Ginnenderra in Canberra. A field ofapproximately 40 interstate and local competitors arrivedfor the lOam start of the 4 x 7 kilomelre relay.

Four intrepid Navy skiers showed the Navy colours butwere unable to prcvclII Army winning the imer-Servicetrophy. Navy finished second.

It was the first year of the inter-Scr.... ice roller ski relay soconsequently it was disappointing that there was not ateam representing the RAAF.

However. a great day was had by all competitors andthanks must go to the ACf Cross Country Ski Club fororganising the event and the lady from St John's Ambu­lance Brigade for body repairs.

NEWCASTLETOP OF THE TOWN

MOTOR INN(FORMERLY TRAVELODGE)

Shortland Esplanade, Newcastle, 2300Phone: (049) 2-5576

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Roller skiteam 2ndin ACT 1-5

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ICAi'RNS""s'piis"l! the dummy! !~ HMAS CAl RNS reeenlly held ils annual nlini ~§ olympics. ~~ Eight teams compctcd in sports which included: EE • Standing long jump - won by LS MacFarlane E~ with a jump of 7' 10". EE • Dummy spilling - LSMTH Payne with a spit of ~

~ 18'2". ~~ • Agility run - LS Bridge with a time of 2.10:66 - ~~ this included running over tyrcs. under a larpaulin. ~

i picking up a beer can and returning it to a garbage §i can (three times). §~ • Beer can putting (ie. like shot putt) - won by;:=LEUT Manz from HMAS BENDIGO with a putt of §~30'8S. ~§ • Tug-of-war (initially pulling a truck over muddy §~ ground for lime lrials - Ihen pulling a car near stores ~~ building - won by electrical department. i= • Iron man - LCDR Stewart. CO HMAS =~ IPSWICH. with a time of 8.33:64. §§ Teams and their placings: engineering dept 94 pts§§ I; HMAS IPSWICH 83 piS 2; electrical depl78 ptsi

see lQUr 1'I!Se111emen\ oHrce' (I( call OUf...oo.sOOp <XI-OI'drnalGl. ~ 3; HMA ships BENDIGO & WARRNAMBOOL§Sh,rlfyArcherlOllunher<letaols, § 75 piS equal 4: executive dept 69 pts 6: HMAS~T~ Finao>:;,al Manaoernent Rese~ centre, al the Ulrvers,tv 01 =_ FLINDERS 61 pts 7; SupplyfSec dept 45 pts 8. =_New Englaro::l. ArmoOale. NSW 2351 PIlone 1Cl5J'l 72 ~'99

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