41. Sino-Australian Military Links Forged With Clink Of Wine Glasses Last updated at (Beijing Time) Tuesday, May 21, 2002. SinoAustralianMilitary Links Forged with Clink of Wine Glasses. Frank X. Robert http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200205/21/eng20020521_96094.shtml

About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... China Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Tuesday, May 21, 2002 Sino-Australian Military Links Forged with Clink of Wine Glasses Frank X. Robert, commander of the Training Command of the Australian Army, heading a delegation Monday visited the sixth armored division of the Beijing Military Area Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The exchanges between forces have increased in recent years to further promote military relations between Australia and China. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND Sharing steak and steamed bread, Australia n army officers feel comfortable while staying with the People's Liberation Army soldiers. "We have shared a lot in common although China and Australia are different in political systems and cultural background," Frank X. Robert, commander of the Training Command of the Australian Army, said Monday in Beijing Robert is heading a delegation to visit China. As a component of their tour, the delegation members, including senior officers from the infantry, artillery and armored sectors, Monday visited the sixth armored division of the Beijing Military Area Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Sino-Australia military exchanges called on to promote bi-lateral cooperation After attending a welcome ceremony and hearing a brief introduction from Division Commander Yuan Zhongwei, the guests visited the simulation-training center.

42. 15,000 Kangaroos To Be Killed In Australian Military Base Last updated at (Beijing Time) Tuesday, May 21, 2002. 15,000 Kangaroosto Be Killed in australian military Base. Up to 15,000 kangaroos http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200205/21/eng20020521_96113.shtml

About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... World Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Tuesday, May 21, 2002 15,000 Kangaroos to Be Killed in Australian Military Base Up to 15,000 kangaroos in a military base in Victoria will be killed, Australian defense department announced Tuesday. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND Up to 15,000 kangaroos in a military base in Victoria will be killed, Australia n defense department announced Tuesday. The Australian Associated Press reported Tuesday that the Defense Department has gotten the permission to cull the animal. Experts believe an acceptable number of kangaroo per square kilometer is 100. But about 80,000 kangaroos are estimated to be living in the 42,000-hectare (420 square kilometers) military training area for artillery practice and tank training. Culling kangaroos will be carried out by professional shooters and in a humane way, the report said. The kangaroo is deeply loved by Australians. The animal is Australia's national symbol and the country's national emblem shows its image. Because of heavy drought, too many kangaroos constitute threats to nearby farms, and they even stare on persons passed by. Animal activists said they are prepared to stand between shooters and kangaroos if they deem the animals are being unnecessarily killed.

43. Blood On Borneo Jack Wong Sue's book on the australian military Unit, the Z Specials. http://www.jackwongsue.com/

44. China Backs Australian Military Intervention Into East Timor China backs australian military intervention into East Timor. By JamesConachy 24 September 1999. Use this version to print. In the http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/sep1999/chin-s24.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS The war against Iraq and America's drive for world domination Oppose US war ... China China backs Australian military intervention into East Timor By James Conachy 24 September 1999 Use this version to print In the midst of frenzied diplomatic efforts by the Australian government to deploy its military into East Timor, President Jiang Zemin landed at Melbourne airport on September 6 to begin the first visit by a Chinese head-of-state. Though the United Nations East Timor ballot on autonomy could be raised in the future as a precedent for a similar intervention in Taiwan or Tibet, China proved to be extremely supportive of the dispatch of thousands of Australian troops to the former Portuguese colony. When the UN Security Council did vote on September 13 after Indonesia's acceptance of a UN force, China not only endorsed Australia's position, but also, after initial hesitation, agreed to its request for aggressive rules of engagement. China did not lend any support to Indonesian and Malaysian demands that Australia, still perceived in Asia as having links to the European colonial past, not lead the force. China Daily China's stance on East Timor is all the more note-worthy considering the September 2 speech delivered by Jiang Zemin in Bangkok, only days before arriving in Australia. In the keynote address of his state tour to Thailand, Jiang made a vitriolic attack on the NATO war against Yugoslavia and US foreign policy in general, saying:

45. The Military Photograph Museum And Registry Of Australia A growing collection of australian military photographs including portraits of those who served. Special software (suitable only for Windows) must be downloaded from the site and used to access the photographs. http://members.aol.com/ForCountry/austral.htm

The American War Library Home Australian Photograph Museum Business Card The Armed Forces Photograph Museum and Registry of Australia Worldwide Internet and Modem access All veterans and active-duty personnel can permanently display their military, wartime or current photos. Free access software can be distributed to friends and family around the world. INDEX Who is eligible to display photographs in The Museum? What does it cost me to display a military-era photograph? How can I access The Museum? What software do I need to access The Museum? ... photos? How much does that cost and what payment options does The Museum offer? Who Is Eligible To Display A Photo Anyone can display a single, digitized photograph (no larger than 50,000 bytes) of a veteran or active-duty serviceperson in uniform at no cost Go back to the Index What Does It Cost To Display A Photograph It is FREE to install one digitized (scanned, .jpg, .gif, .tif, .bmp, .pcx or .cmp) photo (up to 50,000 bytes) of any former or active-duty military serviceperson. Go back to the Index How Do I Access The Museum The Museum can be accessed 24 hours a day two ways: Either through your ISP (Internet provider) or directly through your Modem. Complete instructions on how to quickly and easily install The Museum

46. Australian Military Readied To Intervene In Indonesia australian military readied to intervene in Indonesia. By Mike Head8 September 1998. The Australian government, in the midst of an http://www.wsws.org/news/1998/sep1998/indo-s08.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS The war against Iraq and America's drive for world domination Oppose US war ... Indonesia Australian military readied to intervene in Indonesia By Mike Head 8 September 1998 The Australian government, in the midst of an election campaign, is taking steps to prepare the armed forces to act quickly if the Habibie regime in neighbouring Indonesia calls for help with unrest generated by its food crisis. A spokesman for the Australian Defence Department confirmed to the World Socialist Web Site that personnel are being readied to assist the Jakarta government if requested. He refused to provide further details beyond the remarks attributed to a "senior official" by the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday. Later, in response to a written list of questions, the spokesman reversed himself and refused to confirm anything. According to the newspaper report, the hours of duty and crew leave arrangements for naval ships and Hercules aircraft are being monitored in the expectation that a request may come soon from Indonesia. "We are thinking about it [a possible request] and we are providing for it by keeping a sharp eye on our defence priorities," the senior official was quoted as saying.

47. LookSmart - Australian Military Museums And Memorials australian military Museums and Memorials. Visit the Australian War Memorial,find sites about Remembrance and ANZAC Day, or check out museums. http://www.looksmart.com/eus1/eus53706/eus53710/eus53828/eus71957/eus549063/eus5

48. Australian Aviation Archive - Military Units & Bases This site is not an official site of the australian military Forces. Suchsites may be found in 'Links'. australian military Aviation Units. http://users.chariot.net.au/~theburfs/index_milorg.html

This site is not an official site of the Australian Military Forces. Such sites may be found in 'Links'. Always REFRESH or RELOAD for latest version of this page. Contents: These pages contain information and images about Australian military aviation units - Army, Navy or Air Force - and their stations, past or present. Click on the thumbnail picture below to access the page for the selected base. Click the text link for the selected RAAF, RAN or Army aviation unit. Military airfields and stations Edinburgh RAAF base, Sth. Aust. Fenton, ... links page ), and any squadron histories below will be brief if they duplicate a RAAF page for that squadron. Note also that some pages may only show a unit crest or other insignia. These pages will be completed in due course. Click the hypertext link to visit selected page R.A.A.F. UNITS Maritime Patrol Group, RAAF No 92 Wing, RAAF No 1 Squadron, RAAF No 2 Squadron, RAAF ... No 2 F.T.S., RAAF R.A.N. UNITS No. 851 Squadron, RAN AUSTRALIAN ARMY UNITS 5 Aviation Reg't

49. Scenarios For Australian Military Contributions To The Probable War In Iraq Research Note Index 200203. Research Note no. 12 2002-03. Scenariosfor australian military Contributions to the Probable War in Iraq. http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/rn/2002-03/03rn12.htm

Research Note Index 2002-03 Research Note no. 12 2002-03 Scenarios for Australian Military Contributions to the Probable War in Iraq Alex Tewes and Kelly Kavanaugh Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Group 26 September 2002 Introduction In the aftermath of the 1991 Gulf War, the US and its coalition partners developed a containment strategy designed to curtail Iraq's military adventurism and to force Saddam Hussein to comply with United Nations Security Council Resolutions regarding Iraq's development of Weapons of Mass Destruction. As was evidenced by his recent speech to the UN General Assembly, President Bush has set in motion diplomatic and military preparations for an end to Saddam Hussein's regime. Detailed background to the UN-US-Iraq situation is contained in the e-brief ' Iraqi Precipice Nevertheless, the almost overwhelming momentum for war against Iraq suggests that a non-military solution will be hard to find. In this overheated environment, decisions about what sort of contribution Australia may eventually make to the war could be influenced by factors other than the Australian Defence Force's (ADF) strictly logical assessments. Furthermore, in the absence of a broad coalition, such as was forged for the 1991 Gulf War, the US may seek visible and substantial contributions from willing countries such as Australia. This could translate into much more generous logistic and other support than would otherwise have been the case and thus open a wider range of military options to the Government.

50. Gay Activists Accuse Australian Military Of Ignoring Gay Partners | Headlines | Gay Activists Accuse australian military Of Ignoring Gay Partners Gay.com UKTuesday 28 January, 2003 0927 More from this date Today's headlines. http://uk.gay.com/headlines/3574

@import url(http://uk.gay.com/css/uk.css); Home Entertainment Travel Multimedia ... Connect Now Headlines in News UK Politics World Politics Headlines News by email ... Media monitor other services Chat Messenger Video chat Personals ... login have your say Do you trust Tony Blair when it comes to a possible war with Iraq? Previous story next story Gay Activists Accuse Australian Military Of Ignoring Gay Partners Gay.com UK Tuesday 28 January, 2003 09:27 More from this date Today's headlines PROMOTION Gay activists in Australia have accused the military of ignoring the partners of gays and lesbians in the forces by denying them services available to the spouses of heterosexual soldiers. Rodney Croome, the chairperson of the Tasmanian Lesbian and Gay Group said spouses of same-sex couples in the Australian military do not receive counselling or compensation when their partner is killed or wounded. He said the issue is very significant at the moment as Australia sends troops to the Middle East in the war against terrorism. "The Government has remained indifferent to that issue and we think that's not good enough, particularly when the Government says we must support families and loved ones of all Australian personnel,"

51. Australian Military History - Phillips Publications Despite our lack of preparedness and equipment or training, Australianmilitary forces rallied and went forth to do battle. 'The http://www.phillipspublications.com/sitemap.htm

The Battle For Australia The books within this series include; A Tribute to the Darwin Mobile Force A Tribute to the 8th Division The Miracle of Kokoda The Buna-Gona Campaign 1942-1943 Milne Bay Victory Darwin 1942-1943 Wau to Salamaua The Home Front The South Pacific Mandate Campaigns of WWII These were written to clarify the position of Australian troops who felt rejected and stigmatised by being allocated the task of 'mopping up' the isolated pockets of Japanese forces by-passed by the McArthur. Nimitz island hopping campaign that led to Tokyo. The Australians had shown their mastery of both the enemy and the jungle environment and were disappointed at being left out of the proposed, eventual assault on the Japanese homeland. They were called upon to eliminate and/or neutralise the vast hordes of well equipped Japanese troops and to restore freedom to the captive peoples of the Pacific Nations. Once committed, the Australians felt they had a point to make and the stories of savage and heroic battles fill the pages of our record of the mandate campaigns of the South Pacific during WWII. Trained Australian soldiers are second to none and were able to demonstrate their ability. The books within this series include;

52. Indigenous Australians At War Research into Australian Aboriginal servicemen in the defence of Australia. Provides information on a notwell-known aspect of australian military history. http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/statuepark/620/index.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS AT WAR This site is dedicated to all Indigenous Australians who have served Australia in war and peacetime. . . "THE COLOURED DIGGER" He came and joined the colours, when the War God's anvil rang, He took up modern weapons to replace his boomerang, He waited for no call-up, he didn't need a push, He came in from the stations, and the townships of the bush. He helped when help was wanting, just because he wasn't deaf; He is right amongst the columns of the fighting A.I.F. He is always there when wanted, with his Owen gun or Bren, He is in the forward area, the place where men are men. He proved he's still a warrior, in action not afraid, He faced the blasting red hot fire from mortar and grenade; He didn't mind when food was low, or we were getting thin, He didn't growl or worry then, he'd cheer us with his grin. He'd heard us talk democracy, They preach it to his face Yet knows that in our Federal House there's no one of his race. He feels we push his kinsmen out, where cities do not reach

53. ARN & Fleet Info -REMLR Information from australian military Equipment Profiles in Victoria lists the Series2 RHD chassis number 142800001 as being the Australian Army appraisal unit http://remlr.150m.com/ARNs.html

FLEET INFO on this page : Series 1, Series 2, Series 2A, 101" Forward Control, Series 3, R.A.N. Series 3 Wagon, Perentie 4x4 and 6x6, TD-5 purchase, Paint schemes, ARN's (Army Registration Numbers). ref Stephen Stansfield's Guide to Australian Military Land-Rovers Series 2/2A SERIES 1 pic page After a drought on Series 1 info, some photos and stories are emerging from "old 'n bold" members of the Australian Army. An Australian Army vehicle appraisal team used a Series 1 Land-Rover for an extended period, covering 100,000+ miles in service from 1949 to the late 1950's. ( More details at ANZACsteel website ). The success of that Series 1 (ARN 153-952) surely must have helped when the Series 2 Land-Rover underwent tests for the 1958 supply contract. Also, some UK MOD 88" G.S. units were in use at Queensland air bases in the 1950's... One or two Series 1 units were modified and upholstered for ceremonial use by the Australian Army. REMLR hears that some dark blue 107" utility body Land-Rovers were used at the R.A.N. Diving Ctr, Port Jackson... Some UK MOD 88" G.S. units accompanied the early bomb testing in South Australia... The New Zealand Army used Series 1 units extensively at a time when the Australian Army used the Austin Champ (1950's). The New Zealand Army initially used Series 1 units in their Vietnam War effort. AMF SERIES 2 CONTRACT pic page Information from Australian Military Equipment Profiles "At the Trials and Proving Wing (TPW) at Monegeeta (north of Melbourne)... around "Mount Charlie", a cross country circuit used to test vehicles outside the Commonwealth property at Monegeeta." (John Bamford)

54. Australian Military Land-Rover Series 2A Parts -REMLR Although australian military Series 2A LandRover chassis prefixes (24300001a onwardsand 25300001a onwards) indicate that they were Solihull stock RHD CKD http://remlr.150m.com/khshedparts.html

Welcome to Kevin's Shed. Careful you don't get dirty. Kevin's pages: Aggie's photo gallery Australian Military Land-Rover Series 2A Parts This page is always growing. Here are groups of Australian Land-Rover Series 2A military parts collected by Kevin from Australian Land-Rover parts publications and his own years of Land-Rover maintenance: Master Parts Catalogue (R605957) dated December 1968 and (RTC9300) dated November 1977 and Optional Equipment Catalogue (RTC9009) dated June 1973 and Optional Equipment Catalogue (RTC4705) dated February 1965. Click here for REMLR's guide to Parts Suppliers Chassis, Suspension and Springs Suspension, front q Rover ID Comments Shock Absorber, front 88/109wb 1 Ton Spring, front driver side 11 leaf whole assembly, 109wb 1 Ton, 4 cyl petrol Spring, front passgr side 11 leaf whole assembly, 109wb 1 Ton, 4 cyl petrol Spring, front, main leaf 88/109wb 4cyl petrol Spring, front, second leaf 88/109wb 4cyl petrol Shackle plate, front plain, 1 Ton Shackle plate, front* tapped, 1 Ton *Sp Distance piece, front 1 Ton *Sp Shim 0.076mm(003)

55. Australian Military Issues - MAPW Australia and terrorism australian military Issues. We back US first strikepolicy Senator Hill The Canberra Times June 19, 2002. Hansard http://www.mapw.org.au/war/military/australia-index.html

Return to the homepage for the latest on war and terrorism... Australian Military Issues We back US first strike policy - Senator Hill The Canberra Times June 19, 2002 Hansard Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (Defence Sub-Committee) www.aph.gov.au/hansard/joint/commttee/j4022522.pdf CANBERRA 6 August 1997 Members:Senator MacGibbon (Chairman), Mr Ted Grace (Deputy Chairman), Senator Ferguson, Mr Bob Baldwin, Senator Sandy Macdonald, Mr Bevis, Senator Margetts, Mr Bradford, Mr Brereton, Mr Brough, Mr Dondas, Mr Georgiou, Mr Hicks, Mr Lieberman, Mr McLeay, Mr Price, Mr Sinclair, Mr Taylor Matters referred WITNESSES ADAMS, Commodore Harold John Parker, AM, National Defence Committee Member, Returned and Services League of Australia, Vice-President, Navy League of Australia BRABIN-SMITH, Dr Richard, Chief Defence Scientist, Defence Science andTechnology Organisation, Department of Defence CHEESEMAN, Dr Graeme Laurence

56. Secretary Cohen Meets Members Of The Australian Military In Darwin, Australia. Search News Photos Secretary Cohen meets members of the australian military in Darwin,Australia. Click to view fullsize JPEG photo View JPEG Photo, 505 KB. http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/Nov1999/990929-D-2987S-503.html

Search: Home Site Map DoD Sites ... QUESTIONS? NEWS About News DoD News Advisories ... Sources Updated: 17 Jun 1998 United States Department of Defense News Photo On the web: http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/ Media contact: media@defenselink.mil or +1 (703) 697-5131 Public contact: public@defenselink.mil or +1 (703) 428-0711 People Secretary of Defense Search News Photos: Secretary Cohen meets members of the Australian military in Darwin, Australia. [View JPEG Photo, 505 KB] Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen (left) meets members of the Australian military in Darwin, Australia, on Sept. 29, 1999, as they prepare to deploy as part of the multinational peacekeeping forces in East Timor, Indonesia. Cohen is in Darwin to meet with his counterparts and members of the peacekeeping force which includes personnel from the U.S. Army, Marines and Air Force. DoD photo by Helene C. Stikkel. (Released) 990929-D-2987S-503 Printer-friendly Version Email A Copy Web Policy About DefenseLINK Contact Us

57. The Australian Light Horse Association - Home Few australian military units create as much interest as the Light Horse. This site is a well designed and informative one with lots of factual information about their activities including the famous last great cavalry charge at Beersheba. All aspects of the life of a Mounted Infantry Regiment are well covered. http://www.lighthorse.org.au

The Australian Light Horse Association W elcome to the website of the Australian Light Horse Association Ltd, a non-profit organisation, whose aim is to preserve the history and tradition of the Australian Light Horse and its predecessors. The site is dedicated to the Australian Light Horse Regiments, and the Light Horsemen who served their country in both war and peace, and contains both historical and current information on famous regiments and famous battles, as well as information on both ordinary soldiers and commanders, existing Military Units, current Re-enactment Troops, and Light Horse Museums. PLEASE ENTER

58. Bushmaster Decision Underwrites Australian Military Vehicle Production Underwrites australian military Vehicle Production, Bushmaster DecisionUnderwrites australian military Vehicle Production. 27 June 2002. http://www.adi-limited.com/3-01-250-000-000.html

home contact us feedback site map Site Search: Media Centre News Releases > Bushmaster Decision Underwrites Australian Military Vehicle Production Bushmaster Decision Underwrites Australian Military Vehicle Production 27 June 2002 ADI Limited has welcomed the decision by the Department of Defence to proceed with the purchase of ADI's Bendigo produced Bushmaster infantry mobility vehicle. "The decision will ensure Australia continues to benefit from domestic production of world leading military and specialist vehicles and that is a very good outcome for our Bendigo employees and the Bendigo economy," ADI managing director, Mr Jean-Georges Malcor said. "We are very pleased that we have the go-ahead to supply Bushmaster to the Army. ADI and the Defence Department, in particular the project office, the Defence Materiel Organisation and Army have worked closely to secure this successful outcome. "We are confident of producing a vehicle that will meet the Australian Army's reliability testing requirements and will prove to be an export winner for Australia. "There has already been some initial overseas interest in Bushmaster, particularly since it demonstrated its capabilities with the Australian Defence Force in East Timor.

59. The Oxford Companion To Australian Military History The Oxford Companion to australian military History. Perhaps a companionvolume on australian military Technology is also needed? Mike Cecil. http://www.tip.net.au/~astaunto/s37q.htm

Sabretache, The Journal of the Military Historical Society of Australia Return to Book Reviews MHSA Home page Subscription and Back copy Information The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History Peter Dennis, Jeffrey Grey, Ewan Morris and Robin Prior, The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History, Oxford University Press Australia, 1995, Hard cover; 692 pages, $69.95 SABRETACHE Vol. XXXVII - Jan/Mar 1996 - No.1 - page 44. This book is portrayed as a "landmark [which] explores the richness and diversity of Australian Military History", and it certainly goes a long way to achieving that lofty claim. With an impressive directory of contributors, the more than 800 individual entries cover a widely diverse range of subjects related to Australian military history. The alphabetically arranged entries vary in length and detail, from a few lines to several pages. While the majority of these are concerned with specific people, places or items of equipment, there are also 36 lengthy thematic entries, such as "Aboriginal Armed Resistance to White Invasion" and "Military History and Historians". All contain a wealth of information, and are supported by 100 photographs, most of which were sourced from the Australian War Memorial. The alphabetical entries and photograph captions are generally well researched, though occasionally suffer from minor errors. The captured A6M5 Zero fighter pictured on page 27, for example, has New Zealand Air Force markings, not Australian as stated, and the tank pictured on page 51 is actually a Vickers Medium Mark 2 (Special), not a Mark 2 as stated in the caption. The RAAC will doubtless be interested to learn that the Leopard tank replaced the Centurion from 1974 (the Leopard was ordered in 1974, but the Leopard AS1 actually started replacing the Centurion from early 1977 following the arrival of the first batch in late 1976). Likewise, that the M113 APC (sic) (presumably the M113A1 LRV or APC) is obsolete, despite the fact that the RAAC will be using them into the next century.

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

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