41. Australian Index A selection of Australian Military vehicles showing a range of current camouflage patterns. More images will be added over time. 3/4 Cav M113A1s in Rwanda http://www.mheaust.com.au/Aust/Austindex.htm

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48. Australian Military - Bio, News, Photos - Washington Times Latest news and commentary on Australian Military including photos, videos, quotations, and a biography. http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/australian-military/

49. TIME Pacific | Australian Military | April 23, 2001 | NO. 16 Apr 23, 2001 Suffering Violence Amid The Culture of Silence TIME PACIFIC April 23, 2001 NO. 16. Australian Military Suffering Violence Amid The Culture of Silence http://www.time.com/time/pacific/magazine/20010423/aus.html

Search TIMEpacific.com TIME Pacific Home From TIME Pacific Magazine Archive Web Features ... Latest CNN News TIME PACIFIC Australian Military Suffering Violence Amid The Culture of Silence By MICHAEL WARE As a result of the scandal the 50,000-strong Australian Defence Force was stood down (for the first time in its history) on Feb. 5 for a two-hour lecture on military justice; an internal ADF inquiry was launched; the military police were reorganized to make them more effective; fresh investigations into 3RAR's commanders began; the ADF legal office is being reviewed; and a new Inspector General's post is to be established. The inquiry found a "culture of silence"-imposed with violence-kept details of the bashings from leaking out, and a "culture of ignorance" had allowed the brutality to flourish. The ADF has been widely commended for taking action to address the larger structural problems. Still, the inquiry condemned the military for keeping the affair secret for two years, and criticized junior defense minister Bruce Scott, who had been "less than forthcoming" in parliament. The 3RAR affair has been damaging to the defense force at a time when officer recruitment is in decline -in spite of a costly advertising campaign. A former Federal Court judge, James Burchett, is due to complete the service-wide inquiry into the ADF by the middle of the year. One Air Force serviceman, who claims beatings plague his unit, told the Seven Network's Sunrise in an e-mail last week that "the military justice audit was a sham," set up to appease the media. "There is a lot more to this than the general public realise," he wrote. Military insiders, however, are confident that nothing as severe as the 3RAR incidents remains to be discovered.

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Media Reports Advice on wearing non awarded medals PRESS RELEASE Correct wearing of Service Medals 18 Apr 2007 Go here CAN YOU HELP? Wanted - The identity of this dapper ex Sailor who was snapped at the Shrine of Remembrance Melbourne on ANZAC Day 2009. We would like to interview this man as to the provenance of his medals. He must have some great stories about the Victoria Cross shown on his right shoulder and the Cross of Valour on his left breast. He is a man who has been around, we notice Korea, Malaysia. Vietnam and a Dutch Medal among the mix. One would think that the many thousands of veterans attending the Shrine on that day would have pulled this very interesting person aside and at least asked for his autograph. Our enquiries have foundered, we need help to identify him. The medals need provenance and we need the name of the sailor. Click the banner below for important Veteran and ESO information The Australasian Military Fraud Often called by the derogatory term "wannabe" these are men and women who may or may not have served in the armed forces, but who fraudulently misrepresent themselves as having served; often in a theatre of war by their words and actions, and by wearing of medals and other accoutrements to military service to which they have no entitlement.

51. World War Two Nominal Roll Service record details of individuals who served in Australia's defence forces and the Australian Merchant Navy during World War Two http://www.ww2roll.gov.au/

Content Home Welcome to the World War Two Nominal Roll website. The World War Two Nominal Roll was created to honour and commemorate the men and women who served in Australia's defence forces and the Merchant Navy during this conflict. This site contains information from the service records of some one million individuals who served during World War Two. You may search for service record details by specifying name service number honours place (of birth, of enlistment, or residential locality at enlistment). Once you find an individual service record you can print a certificate, if you wish. Individuals were given an opportunity to have their service details excluded from the website prior to it being published. More detailed information about this, and the roll, is available at About this Nominal Roll If you would like to contact us about this website, please refer to our contact details This site was last updated on 7 November 2010. Commonwealth of Australia 2002. Acknowledgements End of page

52. Australian Military Police Entry Page Australian Military Police (MP) History Web Site . An Australian Military Police jeep patrol during BCOF Japan 19461956 An unoffical history of the Australian Army Military http://home.iprimus.com.au/buckomp/

Australian Military Police (MP) History Web Site An Australian Military Police "jeep patrol" during BCOF Japan 1946-1956 An unoffical history of the Australian Army Military Police Corps From 1916 to Today This web site seeks to record the history of the Australian Army Military Police Corps from its beginnings in 1916 during WW1 through to Today by using a combination of personal research, information from other publications on Australian Military Police history and where possible Australian MP veteran stories. Enter Here This web site is not sponsored or officially endorsed by the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police, the Australian Army, the Australian Defence Force (ADF) or any other Military Police or Veteran Association. PLEASE NOTE: All persons who visit this web site are welcome to use any information, stories, pictures, etc, on the condition that any information used is referenced to my web site. This is only a courtesy to the many Australian MP veterans who have submitted information to this site and recognition of my own research and work in maintaining this website. This is a non-profit web site.

53. Australian Military Rank Equivalents Australian Military Ranks. Australian free information service from Australian animals to culture and more. Free Australian games and greeting cards. http://www.alldownunder.com/oz-k/government/australian-military-ranks.htm

THIS IS OUR OLD WEBSITE Click Here GO TO OUR NEW WEBSITE now with 1,500 pages of information including 500 pages new info Sharing Information About Australia Military rank (or rank) is a system of listing the seniority and command (degree of decision-making responsibility) within military organizations. The following are rank equivalents in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) three service branches: Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Australian Army, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Officer Ranks AIR FORCE (RAAF) ARMY NAVY Air Chief Marshal ACM General GEN Admiral ADML Air Marshal AIRMSHL Lieutenant General LTGEN Vice Admiral VADM Air Vice- Marshal AVM Major General MAJGEN Rear Admiral RADM Air Commodore AIRCDRE Brigadier BRIG Commodore CDRE Group Captain GPCAPT Colonel COL Captain CAPT Wing Commander WGCDR Lieutenant Colonel LTCOL Commander CMDR Squadron Leader SQNLDR Major MAJ Lieutenant Commander LCDR Flight Lieutenant FLTLT Captain CAPT Lieutenant LEUT Flying Officer FLGOFF Lieutenant LT Sub Lieutenant SBLT Pilot Officer PLTOFF 2nd Lieutenant Acting Sub Lieutenant ASLT Officer Cadet OFFCDT Staff Cadet / Officer Cadet SCDT / OCDT Midshipman MIDN Other Ranks AIR FORCE (RAAF) Airmen ARMY NAVY Warrant Officer of the Air Force WOFF-AF Warrant Officer WO Warrant Officer of the Navy WO-N Warrant Officer WOFF Warrant Officer Class 1 Warrant Officer WO Warrant Officer Class 2 Flight Sergeant FSGT Chief Petty Officer CPO no equivalent Staff Sergeant SSGT no equivalent Sergeant SGT Sergeant SGT Petty Officer PO Corporal CPL Corporal / Bombardier CPL /

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55. Australian Military Mottos. Mottos From Australia Mottos Australia Military Mottos From Australia Australian Military Mottos “Paratus” ( Ready ) 1st Armoured Regiment “Courage” 2nd Cavalry Regiment http://www.military-quotes.com/mottos/australia.htm

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56. Australian Military Over 60 links to Australian military and ANZAC related websites. Australian free information service from Australian animals to culture and more. Free Australian games and http://alldownunder.com/oz-k/government/australian-military.htm

THIS IS OUR OLD WEBSITE Click Here GO TO OUR NEW WEBSITE now with 1,500 pages of information including 500 pages new info Sharing Information About Australia See also our pages on In Flanders Fields and The Ode and Australian Military Rank Equivalents The Australian Defence Force is composed of the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Australia no longer has conscription. The minimum age at which an individual may volunteer for military service is 17 years of age. The following links will take you to websites with more information. See also our Lest We Forget cards Australian Army Australian Army Official Newspaper of the Australian Army Australian Army Cadets Royal Australian Air Force Royal Australian Air Force Official Newspaper of the Royal Australian Air Force Royal Australian Air Force Aeronautical Information Service (RAAF AIS) Royal Australian Air Force Association (RAAFA) ... Australian Air Force Cadets Royal Australian Navy Naval Association of Australia Royal Australian Navy Official Newspaper of the Royal Australian Navy Royal Australian Navy Band ... Australian Navy Cadets Australian Government Department of Defence Minister of Defence Secretary of Defence Chief of the Defence Force ... Australian Defence Force Academy Veterans and Support Associations Australian Peacekeepers and Peacemakers Veterans Association Legacy RSL National Branch RSL Honour Board Project - Victoria ... 2 Comp Ord - 2nd Advanced Ordnance Depot Vietnam 1966-72 Memorials, Museums, Historical Records and War Graves

57. Buttons Of The Australian Military Forces General Service badge for the British Empire Commonwealth circa 1910 http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-uniforms/buttons01.htm

Category: Uniforms This page is a sub category index Overview All Forces Brits in OZ Aussie Naval ... Australian [ Aust. Buttons ] Wills Collection Jackets 1 Darge Aussie Current ... ID Wizard Buttons as used on military uniforms in Australia. Sub category index AMF button with KC & "no borders" map AMF button with QC & "borders" map General Officer's button Set of four WW2 Australian army buttons with full range from greatcoat to officer cap sizes. Until the late 1960s buttons were issued in metals that needed polishing. Obviously it was not viable to remove all the buttons from a uniform on each occasion that the buttons lost their shine. (With brass that took about 24 hours). This was the way around the problem. Each Sovereign has his/her own special "mark" called a cypher. In the UK it is common to use the cypher of the reigning monarch on a General Service button. Some are shown below. Victoria Victoria (Imp Crown variation) Edward VII George V George VI Elizabeth II As well a the "cypher" buttons there were some that used the Guelphic Crown as a mark of respect to Queen Victoria's Consort, Prince Albert.

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