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Incident In Afghanistan 1
28th April 2008 -
Views: 868
DEFENCE MEDIA ALERT
Issued by Coordination and Public Affairs, Department of Defence, Canberra, ACT
Phone: 02 6265 3343, Fax: 02 62656946
Media Releases are available via e-mail if you register at www.defence.gov.au/media
CPA 108/08
Monday, 28 April 2008
INCIDENT IN AFGHANISTAN
WHAT:
The Chief of Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, will hold a media conference to provide comment on an overnight incident in Afghanistan.
Anzac Day Vision And Images
25th April 2008 -
Views: 878
Vision and images of deployed troops commemorating ANZAC Day around the world. Vision will be fed to networks at Parliament House by 4pm.
Raaf Pc-9/a Aircraft To Conduct Flypast Over The Australian War Memorial
24th April 2008 -
Views: 666
The FACDU provides training in forward air control – directing the action of military aircraft engaged in close air support of ground forces. Forward Air Controllers have served in various conflicts since World War II.
Raaf F/a-18 Hornet To Participate In Anzac Day Flypast Over Anz Stadium
24th April 2008 -
Views: 666
ANZ Stadium, Homebush Bay, NSW, Friday 25 April, 2008, at approximately 3.15pm.
DEFENCE MEDIA ALERT
Issued by Coordination and Public Affairs, Department of Defence, Canberra, ACT
Phone: 02 6265 3343, Fax: 02 6265 6946
Media Releases are available via e-mail if you register at www.defence.gov.au/media
CPA 105/08
Thursday, 24 April 2008
RAAF F/A-18 HORNET TO PARTICIPATE IN ANZAC DAY
FLYPAST OVER ANZ STADIUM
WHAT:
An F/A-18 Hornet aircraft from No 2 Operational
Conversion Unit (2OCU) will conduct a fly past of ANZ
Stadium to celebrate the commencement of the annual
ANZAC Day NRL match.
WHERE & WHEN:
ANZ Stadium, Homebush Bay, NSW,
Friday 25 April, 2008, at approximately 3.15pm. The aircraft will undertake the fly past from north to
south across the centre of the stadium, before a vertical departure.
Afghan Bases Named In Honour Of Fallen Diggers
24th April 2008 -
Views: 845
Patrol Base Worsley is named after Private Luke Worsley, a Commando with the 4 th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, who died during an assault on a Taliban-held compound last November. Patrol Base Worsley was built by Australian combat engineers of the Reconstruction Task Force, near the Baluchi Valley in Oruzgan Province.
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