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The O(eanographlc: research shIp mine Darv.-m Harbour when !>he fired a lor- LITHGOW and KATOOMBA laler look up"MAS COOK has plnpolDted the position pedO at the USS TRINITY UI tbe early hours the attack as DELORAINE was sent 10of a mln~la);ng Japanese submarine or January:20. 1942. replenishherdepletedsloc'kohleplhcharges.sunk near D~iD in tW. The lO!'pedo missed, a TRINITY escort. Laler, when rejoining the other \"''-0 ships.

Wltile the rough position 01 the submanne I USS EDSALL, dl opped , ....'0 depth charges Ul DELORAINE agam made a firm submanne124 or the Imperial Japanese Navy. has been a search and the attack was reported \0 conl.llct and attacked once more.known for years. COOK has confirmed the Darwin. /\tlacks continued until there was "goodexact location. liMA Ships DI-:LORAINE, LITHGOW and reason" to believe the submarine had been

The sub lies in about 42 metres of water 70 KATOOMBA were despatched to hunt the destroyed.kms from Oarwm. submarine. In the final AdmIralty assessment credit for

COOK oblaaned a partkularly good trace of DI-:LORAINF. was the first 10 close In on her destruction was gl\'en 10 lhe three Aus·the submarine from her sonars,'S1emsdunng the submanne's reported po5ltion, traban cor"'elles and the USS EDSALL.her latest depkI)"ment "'Nch tooK her ~ltlun She was re~'arded "'lib an attack from a It24 wasthe first urut of the Japanese Na\).sigbtofBab,nearJakartaandintocaJrnsand submarine but evaded a torpedo, which to fan VIctim 10 the RAN.DarWin. passed Just three metres astern. She was one of four of her class espe<UII)" =

Ounng Ihe sllt.week. voyage only Sl'\'en But I)ELORAINE had made a good ASOIC fitted for ffimelayll1g and was also eqUippeddays were spent alongside as a busy schedule contact and moved 111 for the kill, droppulg with petrol tanks on the upper deck forof scientific eltperiments progressed. depth charges. refuelling aircraft. =

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Senator l\lrs Flor­ence Bjelke·Petersenhas accepted an in·vitation to stand spon·sor for and launch thenew Hl\IAS GLADS­TONE at Cairns onJul)' ts.

111101,\5 GLADSTONE willbe lhe 13th or 14 FremantleClass patrol boats beingconstrucled by NorthQueensland Engineers andAgents Ply Ltd, of CalntSlor the RAN.

Lead slup or the ctass: llMASFRElofANTI.E .....5 designedand built by Brool<e Marine UK.and. ha.s been in sen-ice sinreMarclll!1lltl

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DetaIls 01 the ce,emoDy assonated ...,UI the ofrlCUJ UIl\"l'Umg aresllU bring de\'l'loped, but il is planned 10 IIlO\lRI a cen'lT1OIII.lI parade althe SIte l'IIlI. only ...,UI regular personnel bul ...,th membe1's of theRANR and, illS hoped. repnosentalh't'Sorthe ex·N..\'1l1men·s Assona·lion and Ship Associ.I.lions.

Ptamung lor the fleet Re\'!e.......hich ...'111 Ol.'CUr dunng the I.abollrDay long...eekend in l!lllfi is no...·UIlder WlIy ..nd the result should be oneof the grealest 1IlI\'al spectacles ner Sf't'Jl on S)'lIney llarbour

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On the e\"ellIng before the Re\·ie... It 1$ planned to st.age alT1U'iOl'dNaval Bands ronrert in the 0penI1I0\&SII',

It is also hoped that on the ""erung of the Re\'ll'''·. ",th the Fleelt1luminaled, there ......Ube il Ijre,,·Ol1\s display.

A proposed tele\'isioll series on our mantlme beritage "'illincofporale III importanl secuonlk>aling \lith lhe RAN and. before thai"'Ullndindllli Stale 1IlI\il'S..

.:Xercises pI.truled for 11186 "ill take on a special sigruficanre andplanners are hoping. consistent "lUI any economic restralllts in fo~at the time. that there "illbe sigllllicant ship \isils lo aU major fXlrUaround the country and. \istls also 10 a ....Ide range 01 mlllOT ports.

'nlere are many oUll"r aC!iI'ties eO\1SIged by the planners 10 make1M a lnlIy memor.lble ..nrn\·ersary year for the Na\l)

Like almosl e\'err other arowy, ho...e\·t'f, the major restnllltson....hat can bedone "iii o:Iepend on the finanres availahle at the lime

Althougll thesian olthe Annh'ersary year is slilll8lT1Qnlh'i a ....ay.ltS('t'n\$ likely that financial rest.nlinls "ill s1iU be ...ith lIS for se\'eral)·e..rs.

'MIal, of CO\ll'Sll', "iU mean lhal some planned a('\j\'ilies may ha\"l': tobe curtailed. or even excluded from the anru\'ef"SII')' programme.

Rear Admiral Ian Knox. ,,'ho has heen chainnao ollhe ren\nllpIanntng commiltee SU1Ct' ils inreptillll. saki be hoped all personnel III

the RAN and RANR ...wld combllle theirellllt1s to milke the 75th aMi·\"eTSary year a memorable one.

"Lei the publiC tmow that A\lslraha has a Navy of "'ruch il can bejustly prollCl. In 75 years or ""lr and. peare il has sen'ed the countlj·"'lUi dedicatiM, courage and sacrilice, and has forged tradluons....hich have gillned international respect:.

He added: "Although the anniversary "iU primarity be a tune fOt"retebn.tion by serving persortJlel and ex·naval men and women. it isalso appropnale that the pubJJc be included lIS much as possible.

"1\ is the task 01 every serving member to emphaSIse the anniver­sary year slogan: "sailors discovered. founded and proteciA\lslralia.••FOOTNOTE: A full·tlme planning celi has been estabtished in NnyOffice to ClHlt'dinate national and reglonal e\"l'111s for the 7Sth Anru\·er·sary. This ceU also has the responsibilily for Na\')' aetlvities relating tothe South AllSlraliao sesqw-eeolenary in 1986. the America's Cup chal·le~ In West A\lslralia in 11187 and. the Bicentennial re~tlllllS ht,OS<

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But Halley's Comet is a different type ofgalactic mass. In a fairly regular pattern, itcomes within the earth's orbit once every 75years.

In early Jul)', 1911, Halley's COmel .....as last sighted. then Itdisappeared into the oblivion of oilier space, to be forgottenb)' countless generations who had nol seen the phenomenon.

But. baC'k in Itl1 ....hen the comet was spal1dng public: and mediaattenOOn. another en'nt t"Ok pial'\' ....hicb ,,-as of much grealer 1m·portance to lhe publk or Austral1a, and indl'ed to Ull' population ollheSoulh PacifIC.

On July 10 of thai year King Gewgl' V, grandfathero! 1M present~n..signedthe ~l')'docu.menlS to create the Royal AustTalianNavy and 1JMo Royal AuslralJan Naval Rl'5J!'r,f'.

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RAN hopefully ill revi\'l' memories lor tellS of thousands or Aus-Iralians .... 110 ill help today's Navy celebrate an importantannl\'ersary.

.·or a compal'lltl\'elY)'O\lng country such as Austra1J.a, whose his·tory isso closel)' linked ...,th maritime affairs, 75 years ofdedication tothe defence of a nation provides a signirlcant milestone for~lebralion.

And It is the intentionol the Navy that the 7Sth Anni\-en;arjr will be$Uilabty celebn.led 1.hrolIghout Australia dW'"Ulg IlI66 to draw thealtention of the public to the Important contnbUtion the RAN has madeto the history and de\-elopment of the country.

1'hree years ago in Navy Office, Canben-a, a small AnniversaryStl't'rlng CommIttee ...·u formed to formulate and develop plansco\'erlng the ...hole of the country throughout the year.

Maoy Ideas "'ere "k.ieked around," bUt illlOOn emerged thatl.here...wld be t ...o major nationalluoC!ioos. supplemented by lmplllt.aol reogional functions developed by regional su'(l..commiltees.

The t ...,o major fUnctions will be the un\'eiling and dedication nf aNaUol\lll Navill MelTlOlilll in Anzac Pal1lde, Canben-a, on Monday. 11\hMarch, 1!l8e, and a .1ee1 Reviewon Sydney Hart)QUr On SlllU'(I.ay. ~thOC\ober. 1!l8e.

The Natiollal Naval Memorlillidea was fint l1Iised back III Feb­ruary; lil8O, when it was suggested that II ....ould be Iilling to have arenlral memorial as a tribUte to the teM of thousands of men and...'omen ....ho had sen"l'd 01" Ill! OOW serving in the RAN, RANR andWRANS.

NegotiaUons lo get this Idea off the groWld ....ere lengthy, but even·tually the Government agreed to fWld the Memorial to the enent ofS250,ooo and scuJplorsJarchl1.ect5 ...·ere invited 10 register interest...

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lberr "'ft'f! a.uo a few drearyYUl-ts to p1atft like UDdemu.Brlmptoll and Creat KtppelIdindS tllr II 'nendly pme ofcncbt or maybe I (lnQItort101l.

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de\'ektpment can be expectedby 1988.

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At 1M Friday. JuneIS, l!M, HMAS BAR·BETTE (under thecommand of Lieu·tenaDt Rlt:k Smith)entered CairnsH~rbour for the lasttime.

flying ber decomlt\lSSlOn·ing pennant of 126'4", sheberthed at IlMAS CAIRNSwhere the decomllUSSlorungceremony was held in thepresence or lhe Naval om·cer'l1l-<:harge of Cairns, Com­mander Delaney.

Chapla1ll KerTY Crowley ~ad

the pra~ for lbf! stup IIId 111%00the shIp's colDlln ""ffe Io~lor the last Wnf!

A~ saUulg .1,000 mlIes ill IIyurs 01 service. the "RedCypsy" IS .. was kIoowa by allw!ID~ 011 board her, ended I

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cballnel 'or IIlH'Sllt1:llIon ofcomplllJltl by 5f!t'VlII(t rnember3"'lllCh baw aot or COItId not be.,.\l:;flf!d~ thel>eo'JCt' ....

""'''''''''-He says thai _ shoIlJddoubt tbi3 Inclependeoce, bu.ta~ 1Ji:::Un.st expl'C\iJl« 'iffYrapid nsulls

IIl~ lll\'estlg:lUOl\!l can Involvest1>dymg hies and qllf!lltiorungpeople from llIIil level lip, andIhi3 cannot be done qID('kJy illti3 10 be done iJIoroughly

lie uked thlt memberscompllllning about iD-5f!rYK"f!mallf!f5 be ~lIIdf!d llJal. ""­~ III !Ipf!CIIl~ther mllst 1Ia,'e pllnlled lheIVllilble redre" c:b"nnelstkuugh the Win 0( commandbeillre M nn lake up lbelrcaSII', llvs IS to '''Id. Wl1Jl the(,~wealUI OrnllIIdsman'spncucoe .. bII anI JInDcIIOII01 np!'ctIIIg peop6f! to try to!lOl1out lbf!U" ('l)nIplallll With thedPpartmftll CWKltiMd belOl'l!be ..-ou\d late up Ulnr caR

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Home Affairs and EnVl'ronment, Air BarryCohen. has confirmedthat a national mari­tIme museum will belocated at DarlingHarbour m Sydney_

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Delence t'orn OmbudsmanOUICH ,n NCb capotal nl)' andtheir add! €Sa are III the Infor·mallOft Sheets aboul theDerence force Ombudsman",lIIch a~ bI'uI3 "",t to wut or·dl'r1y rooms.

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lie adds Ihal hiS Sllghllygrnler IlUn 1M number re­Cl"I,-ed by the Ilk! "orl\e@llf1hl!Defe~e ~'llrC'1! Omblldsmln"condutted by the OtparttlM'nlIlf l~h...,C'f!

It ...·115 early days yet til seeany In:nd. but he ....,U not be sur·pnsed If tM figures gro.... astlM'mbe~ bent1M' I""'~ of 1hl!""'" IrT1I.ments for RSOIu·\Ion 0( gnevallC'f!5.

AV~ Jonlaa says 1hl! CIlrftIIt81 nmplamU from seTVIll1:members lllvolved SlIdl ItIIIIpup.....np ~,reporl5..

freedllm of Informallonrequests. allowlllces alld~""'C'l:W01Cf!~ loafa aa1DFRDB f!IIll\lPTMD1.S.

lie abo bandies complallltsfrom fonnel' lMmbn1IL and theirdqxudtnts lboulltllllp "'1Ktlbappellf!d to 1hl!m clw'1n;g lbetrsro'K'e, IJld lbout posl-sen'K'e""tJUetn,ena to o;1lmpensauon.,n-pauuuon pellSlOll&, D.·RDBbenefits Ind dereliCt' 5f!fVlCehome loaM.

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The June 30 end of A4 Skyhawk and Grumman Trackeraircraft operations in the RAN was also a sad day for first com­manding officer of 724 squodran, Captain John Da Costa.

He was the first R.A!'l pilot to fly the DouglasA4 Sk}'hawk au-crart - and the last!

As befitting the OC'ClISIOI\, June 30 produced • coid.. ~yday bul dld not deter t.bt 5000 people .....bo lloc:ked to the Na,,"a1Au" StalJOll at IUfAS ALBATROSS La "ltness the final RANfbghts of OUT rued ......ng atreraR.

The an- and ground d1.spl.ays. as always, ....·ere spectacularCAPT Da Costa. oow DIreCtOr or Na\'a1 Personnel Ser­

"lees. accompaf\led currenl CO of 724 squadron (LeDR JohnHanulton) in "TA4 88)" 00 the last night

During Ius n)'Ulg career CAPT Da Costa has rlown Syca­more heucopters. Sea Furies. Firenys, Vampires. SeaVenoms and Skyhawks.

Ill' has been po&ed to nt Sqdn olllOsepante occasions­t ..,ee as semor pllot and once as commandlng officer

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ComplalRts rrom AR\IYand HAAt' people are"roughly equal"' but NAVY's~hare so rar have been small.according to the DeputyOmbud.'m1an (Defence Force),\Ir Vice Marshal Jordan(Ret).

Roughly half the com­plain'S are from officers, hesays In a progress report.

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.. tlw ••J'M P:nIoe. ~,wtW IIJ" IIiJ~(POOJlG CMlJ'J ofIIrfItr *~ LIIe be~_.filii mediealIdiealaI c:'O''a" 11ft 01cba'le ..ad a,. SIIbs""iH'd 10'es!iIelllIal food Ilems and petrol

taterest-frH loall5 are alsoII'""" by Ule Go\'ernmeocl for UlepcI1'dlaseoieaR, TVs aod I ,-ane­I)' 0I1ther goods.

1"bIs "'.aILII QO be NIIreIy altnlluled to Ule lbundlnt oil aodpi l'eift'\~ Ule COCIIIlt'y 0-"111,

loall!d oal)' a f.... ltiIomt'treifrom tbeor stIon:L

"Tbt wag., tN bad. _. HGtn~ Sir ,'·iJduSl~ cwJd _-ell besa}T4 ....FTER nHlJpktiJt&a jxbUJ'IrUSIrr (rwn H;VAS St'DSET (0 H,VAS CA..\'.8ERRA.

Witnessing missile firings, participating ina jackltay transfer and ceJebrcmng his 61stbirthday were highlights af Gavernor Gener­al Sir Ninian Stephen's recent "deplayment"aH Sydney Heads in the guided missile frig­ates HMAS SYDNEY and HMAS CANBlRRA,

•...~H~.;..h.,.... holtlly-p,.p.,." blrthd.,. ~.Ir.... b a I d CAHanltA with two of ............. ~"" p_,. _UUT JoN, J_ CIr'd AKK iii Sh.pherd.

CAN.lIl:1tA h•• no••un...tull,. ~ompl.t." h.r• up orMI_••ntol. 0 Ioov. CIr'd moInl••_. p • .-IllIboo 0I0,.&0,.1n9 for Soorttt-Elllt As.... _on.-l,. ....t_....

STUART'S WASN'T YOURSTANDARD 'UP TOP' TRIP

,/Hl\IAS STUART hasonce again comrortablysettled into her berthalongside the destroyerwharf at Hl\IAS STIR­LING, In W.A., arter atwO-month deploymentto South East Asia.

"The Inp was8 short one bynormal standards bul was awelcome taSle of thmgs tocome:' reports our cor­respondenL

The Mplo)ment can hardly bediesrnbed as a "SU""'rd tnp liptop~. as Ute 5lvp \'\SI~ not onlySlngapo,. but also lablOlo,~lar1JaIwu

Upon rompletion or Pllcb BIad<'8&. SroART SlJIed rrom Darto"Ulboundfor~, 1Il~)

""u. IIMAS BRISBANE.DUl'UlgUte~ BRISBANEM>~ a ddm ..IIIdl.-all.l!din boUI WlII.I incnasuoc speed toam,.. at Sinppore a day ......Ulan pIaMed.. llli:5 ....bIoed essra·tW n'paIl" '"""' to be aml!d outOlIboard BnsbaM pnor to ber~·mnlt to Ute Indian Ocrall.

110..·....... Ute drama obd IlOIqlllle e.1 bn'e. na. queslloD 01........ 0 _ oa ...~·s tips

'1"111 my ITlllM)' IloId 0lIl for In",days-.ad 01 'OlIr~M

0... QtI oaIy _ from Utetlumilft" 01 \·CIU. sm--. BJiXbakes and romp'lt..-s that ""fl'l!

~ Ulal ..'ft)'- sooro.e­...- ....In fart, it "-as ~I«I that

aImosI lIaU·a·nul1loa dollan .."25!pml by STlJART pti'1IOOUIrl dur­IIlI UlU rn·e-day \'I5CL

Apart from Ute COR5WIleO" sideof things. Ute ,wi ftUlblftl a I:argepu~nU&eor Ute shIp's c:ompaDyto partiapate in tours U1)CIIO;i UteI$WCd. as many ..ere V\SItulg lhttrrll'1l lonlp port.

Th. lime alongside plSHdqwc1ly and STUART departl!dSingapore. bound lor labuao,...hil5l BRlSBANE ht>adfd ..est.desl.uiallon Colombo

The visll pR\'l!d to be I '.eryvlluable on. a.5 the lac.. l i1U.

thofit>es ...ere IlIlable to 1'emt'm·ber Ute liI$I oc:culon thaI iIIl Aus­u-allan ...-snIlIp IIad VISII«I their.......

Aner a IlrIel O'·enughl~.Ind~ mcounter .x.rcise "'llb1""0 Royal 81\l1lt'l Armed Fon:esp.strol cran. STUART enter'ed theBn1ne1 Rh"fl"

As lbe $!lIp appralehed herberUl a n·gun nationaJ salute "'"25rlMl In honoIIr of the Sultan 018nIne4. Sir Jlhtda IIssADlJ Bol­ltiah Jiuzzacldul ,",'addallWl.

This wuque entry was a good In­dtcation or IJM&I to mone. as tbl:s'1111 proved to be the most iD·terftlulCoI III lor maay oa board.

Brun.1 IS 10 lod.p.ndenttvIIIllI')" Ioall!d on the .."esll!nIsho,. of Boroeo and bas IpopulaUoa 01 app'ulmllel}.....

It IS par1inl1arly UllIClIIe dill! toUte co.clly eajo)lIlI the SKOIClIIo&besI p« eapIt.I _ ID lbe...wfd - aboa! l:tt.OOO p« bead.

Its people pay 0IClIues.~..ClolRt922/RO

Ul!ut.elD'l1 Commander 10 Commander R.J.DatwsHAR.\fAN, B S.CdStksHARAfAN.R. W.SIlarp IIARMA.\'; A.J_ SJcmeCAIRNS.

Ueutmanl /(J Ueute!llOlll Commander' WK. Fit;:gerold COOK. I G.~ HAR·IIAN; J. P. D. HodgfIIan LO.'YSDALE. C KKiJdey HARMANISSTRUCTOR BRA;liCH;

CowUllandn- to CaptlWl; K J JordanHARMAN

Laeutmant eomm/Jllder to Commandn" D,C. Keru HARMAN; K L. Honcock ALBAT­ROSS; G. P Robson NIRIMBA.NA,\'A,L I'OUCE:~/ 1nsp«1Dr /(J SupervlU7kfeft1 J C.

POftOrI Nsc.ORDNASCE INSPECTION BRANCH:

Commander to Captain N C. Bun LO.'YS­DALE (,·WOCVIC).

Ueure-t Commander to Commander B.R. Hort; STIRLINGMEDICAL BRA....CH:

Commander- 10 Captain· K R. DdmqHARMAN.

Ueurmaru Commander to CommOJXler. P.C. Dat.'is HARMAN.

I..ieutenant /(J !.JnItenanl Commander: R.B. Whillet NSC.

The jollotWJg provisaonal sele'ctiom jrKpromotiorl in f1Ie RAlVR to dale 31 Decnt·beI'", 19Sf. are made:

Active Attached Reserve:SEAMAN BRANCH:

Lieutenanl to Lieurenont COmmander: H.W. Watson ENCOUNTER.ENGlr..'EERING BRASCII:

Lieutenanl Commander 10 Commander: J.W. EUi$ WltTERHEN.MEDICAL BRANCII:

Lieutenant 10 Lieutenant Commander: D.M. Grijfirhs HUON.

tnacrive Unattached Reserve:SPECIAL BRANCII (Rl.SP-LE):

COmmtl7lder to Captain: J. F. Gallop ACT.LieutenantCommander-fO Commander: N.

M. Cooke QLD.Lieutenant /(J Licutenan! Commander,· R.

R. Stitt NSW.

CNS and Ius AdmrraLs congrafl.lJated aUojjicen an !heJT selectlorL

The blest RAN and IL\NR IIalf·)-tart,· ofrkef' pI1HDotioftS ha,·e beea rdeastd.RAN aDd RANR prolllot\olls 10 date 311 Jane. Isst, ,,-bkla,,~lIIade pro\1sIooall)' oa 11

l>e«mber. lsa, an COllnrmed ,,-lIb tile ex«ptiotl of ,\ICAPT J. G. Ingram R,\'" "ho basdedlned promodoe.

The jolJ.t'Ntng prot1SllOOOl Sl'lfi:lJOll$ jrKpromolJOn III 1M RAN to daU 31 Dttnnbel'",1!ItU. au m.adtSEAMAN ,\;liD ,\DMIMSTRATIOSBRA1"CH: Commander to Captai.:

R. S. Bonnar HARMAN; K II MlJC9OIOOl1IIARMAI~; R. N POI tlilVloft HARMAN; E_ GSlublngto" BRISBANE; P 0_ HamonCOONAWARRA

Unltmanl Com mandn" to Commandn; P~'. Horobul HARMAN. P J Arthur HAR­MAN; R. V Mcl>oflMU HARMAN; P L.Ckzrk IIARMAN; I D Cib:JorI CAWLER; A.B. MaeQ,nlfI ",OLWJiCONC, B. E. EltiaSTUART, J W JOft<edIORESBY; M. J. Car·rd ADELAIDE; R. D Eam~$ STVART. GF_ Smart FLEET STAFF; C_ F SmttJI WAT·SON; W A. C Dovn's HARMAN. I. '" ",,'att.sCRESWELL. G C. 8amlw STIRLING.

Laeurmaru to Laeutnlant Commondef": AR. Jordan MORETON; R. A. McVean HAR­MAN; R. L. Dut:J~1d HARMMi; A. W. Don­Wd HARMA,~; K. B. Ta,1or WARATAH; K.F. H. SmUll CESSNOCK; C. W. DonaldALBATROSS; B. F Vandepe~r JERVISSA Y; J. A. Dim:1cs OTWA Y; J. W. FumeU­Webb ATTACK; W M Cately ADELAIDE;C E ConsftlnCe MORETO,~; R. R. BakerLEEUWIN; R. A. KeyMU NSC.ENGINEERING BRA~'CII:

Commander to Captain: P. J. HugonnetKUTIABUL; M. J. Moore FLEET STAFF;F. 0. Archer FLEET STAFF; C. J. ElsmoreHARMAN; N. D. II. lIammond HARMAN.

Lieutenant Commander /(J Commander: J.A. WOJ"Stenerojt WATERJlEN; W. J. RosierRANTAU; C. J. Dovidson IIARMAN; M.Warrington STALWART; A. M. K. SChaejer­FLEETSTAFF; E. M.Asker- PLATYPUS: S.L. Rowe STUART.

Lieutenant /(J Lieutenant Commander: G.S. McNally VAMPIRE; I. R. NewberyALBATROSS; F. A. MllTShalIiARMAN; J. R.Simmons IIARMAN; C. J. GlUCOlt FLEETSTAFF; G. M. Lowe ADELAIDE; T. J. Mak­ings STUART; D. J. Robson HARMAN; J. I.O'Bn'en CERBERUS; R. J. RichardsonWARATAII.SUPPLY BRANCII:

CommanderlO Captain: M. B. Forresl NSC

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~g~,;:;,:\~":,::,'~::::: ke~t naval secret ... I' ~I..t'ach. at IN passmg out ..,r ~parade or 49 mKlslupmen ~

aIId Sub LteutelWlls from •-IIMAS CRESWELL ="Vou ha,'" chosen Oil gJ'-(' ~0Il more opponwut) propUlsion and miSSiles ~ear The three gUided

career that .... '11 be toreflectUl)OUfSl."n1cethe N,\eentl!'redouruwenlOl'} missile destro)ers begin =sometimes dJ.lficult \uth at Ideals .... luch )"OU ha'"e ab- When I jOUled ...... had no tbeLr modermsatlOn prl> =limes daunting respon- sorbeil here, k!l'als .... ruth carrierand .... ht>nllea\·ethe gram progressh'ely from =

• slb,lllies," V,\I}\I Leach are \try .... ell stated In .... heel ....'U hal'" turned full next )'ear \0 take them 10 =lold the passmg out group eR F.S ..... ":LI.·s mollo of CIl'('Ie. I ha\'e no doubt that lhe end of lhe centul)' i

"8,· thas LIme next ,"ear ....._"p••_,-". ,--._. ,-" U I I ~,"'........ m~.... u..... I Ili ... ron nllt' 0 urn. "The SIX Oberonyou will hale tasted the "Oned1ll''-''ellihk'h'.·ou 'But let me owe ,·ou a ::

......'6 ... submar1rJesha\.ebeenmod.challenges of the neet and face IS the managt'lTWnl of glimpse of the changeos )OU ::Iliill be 111 )'0Uf f1rsl ships. change BKause!be \'U)' mllSl manage and !be 1\a\)' eMUSed 111 S)l1ne) and we ::

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''A A." ... r- 0 Ili you must. a pt. ing theIr replacements,more 0 AUS1t:a"'" a.llu lid of Technolog)' you must "The fourth of the guided ::neighbours than most already planned and ::people )'our age. budgeled fOl ::

"As those opportunil.lesto CRES••""U p' AlSS.,.-r "The last of the 15 new pa.- ,'islt and sen·e aU o\"(r the rr~ IS • .1...6 trol boats commissions ::

Ili·orld ctInllnue. )·ou Ililll OUT P'AD Al "'E lalel thiS )'ear The nelli ~learn the ROlli not'$O-well ~ l'l'pIemshment ship IIMAS ikept naval secret that SUCCESS, bUilding in ::'sallors ha\e more fun.' S)l1ne)-. rommlS!iMll\S ID 18 ::

"Of coulse." VADM expect change durillg )·our missile fngales tobebwlt in monlhs, as 1li1U lbe rlfSl. of iLeach told the large galher· career. be prepared to the USA commISSions 3S the mine hunting cata· ::ing who bra\·ed bleak con· adapt toil and 10 interpret it II M,\ S DAR WIN t hl~ marans building at New. imtions 10 attend the parade, for those you lead Abo\'e all monlh ,....,·0 more of Ihls caslle. So you wiD see that i"notfting romes easily and don't be afraid ohL You are class are to be built at WII. the ships are being adapted iWith the fUD C'omes the lli·eU eqUipped in (\'ery wa)' hamstown Dockyard lIeb. as nelli' weapons and Dew ::

- added responsIblity not onI)' to C'ope 1li1U1 \lohatE\·er bes C'Opters for these stups are systems be«lme a\..Ilable ~foc your own standards, but ahead and I know )'OU Iliill to be seled.ed soon., mean. .. \shore there is smutar ~for those .... hom you are meet lhe dIalIenges as the)' .... tule,the ne....·SqUUTf'1 heb" dnelopmenl The nanl i

•. h .... ' dockyard at WllllamslOIli"n -privileged to lead. come copters, ..... 'uc am\~ In h.as been rt'bwlt, as has the ,. A f~atu~ af Ih~ parad~ ..• a nJp3st by heJicoplus fram IfltlttS ALBATROSS. i

"Australia is Ire men· "Dunng my 42 years In Australia last monUl, new Picture ,1BPIi Gf!Org~ Bruce. i_-dously .....ell 5en'ed by her the Navy radar has de· over the parade today. submanne refitting faclllly __:young naval men and wom· \'eloped dramaUcally. heli· "The Ullrd rebuilt River in Sydney. CaIrns and Dar· THE PRIZEW ~enandyoulre5pOnsibliityto ctIplersha\·ecomeinloser· C'lass destroyer escort Win both have magruficenl INNERS _'them De,'el ceases. EaC'h vice, steam has gi,·en ......). lIMAS DERWE~T rejOins patrol boat bases, whil.estripe on )'0Uf ulUform ....'U to gas turblnes and nucleal the Fleet this I1me next Garden Is1and In S)·dney LS Queen's Gold MecIaI: C. J. GaucUe; RNZN ai's Qlp; R. Plat); Peter MittbdI prizes: du ~

: 11"""""_"'", .."'.._ _ "'".., _"" __ _ __ "' building a na,..1 base ad· prUe for aa'1gatioB: M. Rds; Ott. Albert CRES"'ELLcw~J.M.8«k:lhu:SLsta,;e~

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Coast Guard radio shack Inmany rescues along theeaslern seaboard 01 NSW.

illS work attracled theattenuon 01 the AustralJaOa)' COmlTUltee, Chaired b)former leMiS great John"e""combe, and Michael'lI-:asdulyrwneod Young Aus­tnlianollhe year lewl9S4

The Ansell orgamsalion"'elghed in wllh a triParound Australia few botbMiehae.l and the mseparable.-

Both agreed that lhe \'lSIt10 PERTH (ship. that is!).....ould remain a highlight 01their journey,

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Young AasraJian of the: Vear, Mkbae:1 Waldod: ofBurnapl ""as guest or bonour aboard the guidedmissile de:stro~-u HM...\S PERTH at Garden Island inSJdne)' ,

Probabl)' the onl)' bhndperson to man the radiOoUice of a roast guard ser·Vice, '-lichael was ac­companied on hiS Inp byguide dog Robble - ",ho gotDearly as mucb attentionfrom PERTU'scompany asdid his master

Michael's speCIficrequest regarding theguided miSSile deslrn)'er"''as a proft'SSM)fllll one hew:anled to get the reel of theship's radiO communi­cations centre.

A voluntary worker,Michael has played a keyrole from lhe Bermagui

Mike getsa feelingfor ship

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A Ro)'a1 A1IStnl1aa Nanl C.ue:ge la$lnIctor I1as grad­Uled .1111 a Master- ot Sde-ee degTtt.

LIEUTENANT<:onunander Bevan 1111.1 began study in thelick! of (Omput.uJg scienre in 1979 while sen'ing as a mathe­matics lecturer at RANC.

Under the provisions of the Civil Schooling Scheme, be wasable to obtain release from Naval duties for two afternoons aweek in order to attend lectures at the University ofWollongong.

The d.isWlce Invol\,ed proved drairung o\'er the years, andIn 1982 LCDR Ilill ....':as granted release lrom Naval duties Inorder to study full·time

In the 12 months, he su~sstully compleled (Ourse andproject 'lI'Ol1t amounting to o\"er III months al the normal rateof pl og:t ession.

In 1183, back at the Naval College and lectunng 1ft

computing soence, he (Ompleled a thesis '" hich enabled Iumto meel all the reqwrements or the MSc (lions) degree.

II is speaabst areas 01sludy ha\'e been "(Omputer assistededucation" and. "the adaplaUon of busllless requirements tosmall computers".

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course at Hl\IAS CERBERUS recentlJ checked outwith a check up.

The occasion lor lhe check oUl was completion of lhelrU1lensiv~'eight-and-a·halfmonth course and lhe cheek·up \1c­tim was their se~ ,nstnKtor, Chief Petter Oflicer GarrylIennsen.

11le graduates ga\'e him the "all dear" beloce lea\'ingCI';RBERUS (0 take up their postings.

Their comprehel1Sl\'e tr:aIlUng will enable them to run aSIck bay at sea wlule giving acute~ to patlents In theabsenre of a medical officer for up to 48 hours.

Thesnlorsstlldled a ",ide rangeor subjects In both theser­vice and O\'1lian me<bcal environments. including intensi\'ecare. diagnoslic techniques and even midWifery.

One of lhe graduates. Petty Officer Medical Kevin Sher·ratt, finished the course wilh an average mark of 92.4 percent, making him top student.

Ill' said he had studied three 10 four hours daily during thecourse and was now looldng forward to spending more study­free time ""Ib his "'ill' and son.

The lulllisl 01 graduates include: POMEO GIeM Church­land. POMEOCollnGoddard, POMEO John LoddeT, LSMEOM1yl1lp Knight. POMEO Kevin Sherran and POMEO Garry."".....

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REDUCED TARIFF RATES FDRRETIRED NAVAL PERSONNELFrom O«ember 1, 1981, rehred Naval per_sontId .....tlo crvo;.l rhernse/ve$ of el!her !heooMoge or camping fOO~hes 01 The EASTCOAST CENTRES may be l!~gible 10 po:yThe some roles OS seM"9 peo.onneI, Wanl10 find out maref Contod !he D1'M1OftC1lSeo-elary Per1.Oftnei and Adm"'II$lTOl'iOn,

ChiefrecallsweirdtimesCtlid Pelt) Officer "niceHambollr Us pad,N <1"';1)'

Ills memeries el Dotk. 'ol'rirdand hIIUCSIID! limes <tlldpaid .rr from lhe R"~.

CPO lIambour. a "'TIler, ISto f\'tum 10 .\<leIaKit' for aC3rl't'r In computer sales, :!O)'eaB altt'r JOUllngthe Navy.

Brul"e saw action in Borneoand Malay Penlllsuia .....hileserving In the Duell~.:ss andagain In Vietn.un .... here the1l0R,\RT ...·as damaged inaction.

Ill' also sel"\t'd In YARRA.SUPPLY and 1l0BART againfor~ friendber CTU1SeS.

Rru<'t' Claims that the Na\'Yhas broughl hIm manyexpenenccs In the past toyears. some horriflc, someelCOI1C and some weltd, butmost of :Ill il has gwen hUll('()mradeshlp. taught him away 01 life and eaTlK'd himmany long w.1Jng Inends.

Bru('('S;;Iid lhal from lhedayhe was guided Into CER­BERUS G Block aner ano\'enught raJ.llnp UI a dog boxfrom Adel.ude. lusell1$lOflS orgrandeur from recrultmg tJr'&.chu~ ...·ere IosL

Ill' was under the mis­apprehensIOn that he was in asmall gymnasium rather tnanhis hammock swinging ac­commodation space for thenext 12 months.

Wh:l1 had happened 10 thefour berth cabins? Two )'earslater he found one,

II dad/l't Lake long lo learnthat If sailors pla)'ed sportopporturnties come in ablln­danre, l1ke lime off, \rn\·el.meeting new people and morelm1e off Wllh all Uus time offBruce represented Navy in in­ler-Service rules, rugby.tennis, volle)'ball and:I1h1etics.

Wllh memones from cr0co­dile and burtalo hunting(",hen it ""as legal) In Oar­WID, 10 runs do"'"I1 the BougenSI.rasse, B~ ""ouJdn't hesi­tate to recommend the bfe loanyone

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shipping and cargo terminalin Brisbane before takiogover as plant and operationsmanager for SunslateCement last year.

lie andhiswire, .....oo is fromMelbourne. have two sons.both atlending St Peter'S Lu­theran COllege in Brisbane.

In his new job ror the Navy.CltlDR Poulton is conductinga sea.....ard and port defencestudy in Brisbane,

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"Sport hasgi\'e:n me COIltact ....iLb people at all1e\"eIs of the navy:'

"It·s gi\'en me a tremendous number of(nends.. ..

A'4'ay from sport. CAPT Holh....-eU·s t...·o com­mands rate as high spots In Ius career.

The deslro)'er escort II MAS STIlAHT 'aS Iusrll'"St commarn, a JOb he asptred 10 hen he I."';::joined the Navy as a 13-)·ear~1d.

One of Ius saddest duties ....'as to commandIIMAS MEl.BOURNE .... hen the camer paidoU.

A posung that gave him an educatlon andplenty of .....ork .....as as XO of IIMASAl.BATROSS.

It .....as .....hIle .ser\1I1g there thaI he gained agreat respect for birdies and theirprof~bsm.

His rmal job In the Navy .....as as Director ofNaval CommUOIcations.

And Ius final commWllC3tlon on Ius final dayIn the HAN ....'as: get iO\'OI\-oo In sport, eIther as3 pla)'er or a manager.

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Rob Poulton, born in Chel·tenham. UK, setUed in Aus­india in 1960 afler serving inthe British Merchant Navy.

lie served in Itle Australianmerchant navy uolil 1974,then managed John Burke's

The commendation saysCMDR Poulton has showndeep concern for the welfareand training of his officersand men giving rise to a highstate of morale and sense ofpurpose among the division.

Rear Admiral Martin alsostated in the commendationthat CMDR Poulton's dedi·cation and loyalty during his18 years service and his effec·tive leadership reflectedgreat credit on him and 00 theRoyal Australian NavalReserve.

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a recorA man who has led Brisbane's Naval Reservists into exclusive waters

has stepped down from tbe helm,Brisbane's RAN Reservists -lUIder the direction of Commander Rob Poulton,

49, of Sunnybank - have become the only naval Reservists in Australia capable ofmanning an amphibious crarL

And the Reservisl.·manned Rob has set have been ex­vessel, heavy landing cran cellent examples for thoseIlMAS l.ABUAN is proudly serving with him,ensconced as part of the L IRegular Navy's Brisbane- oya tybased AUSlralian AmphibiousSquadron.

Now Rob Poulton - whotoolt delivery of l.ABUAN inMay 1979and was in charge ofthe amphibious training of themen who were 10 lake her tosea - is moving to other .....orkfor the Navy afler a recordtenn of more than five yearsas Reservists' CommandingOfficer.

But Australia's Chief ofNaval Personnel, Rear Admi·ral D, J, Martin, has madesure Rob's record erforts inBrisbane have not goneunnoticed.

lie presented Rob with aspecial commendation stat·ing thai the standards of effi­cieocy and professionalism

PRAISE FORDOCKYARD

The Royal Australian Navy has praised theNewcastle State Dockyard for the rent work carriedout on IlMAS VAMPIRE,

Commander of the RAN's Fleet. Rear-Admiral G.Woolrych. visited Newcastle this week to inspect VAMPIREand saki the Navy was more than pleased with the slatedockyard's perfonnance,

VAMPIRE is due to end an eight-week refit at thedockyard today, afU?r undergoing repairs to its mechanicaland electrical equipmenL

RADM Woolrych saki the refit would finish on time andwithin rosl which was pleasing to him as Fleet Commanderbecause this didn't always happen in dockyards.

He said he would have no hesitation in.sending more navalvessels to the slate dockyard as long as the work was in thecapacity of the yard.

The lender has been won completely by the dockyard andundertaken at extraordinarily short notice.

RADM Woolrych saki when the refit started, a great dealmore work was found to be needed on repairs to one ofVAMPiRE's shafts.

lie saki the slate dockyard had tackled this job and stillmanaged to rmisb the refit on time.

RADM Woolrych visited the dockyard with the t1eet·sChief Staff Technical Officer, Captain A. Robinson.

The Newcastle dockyard is ClllTt'nUy winning 50 per centof all marine repair work in Australia,

Ilnred during your leisure time in Canberra?If so, come out and fly with the Canberra

Aero Club.We coler especially for Service Personnel.

Bosic Training to Aerobatics.Contact our Chief Flying Instructor - Steve

Tizzord. (Ex A2 QFI and IRE.)Coli at the Club or phone (062) 474841

Arter commandiag an ail'craft earrierand a deslrO)-er Captain Wally Ro(bw~1 isto beeome XO or a tug.

Not just any tug, but the AustralianTelerommWllC3oons Users Group (ATUG)_

CAPT Roth.....ell ...ilI rill the JOb of executh-ed1redor for the group as a o~ilian.

lie len the seniC'e 00 June 29. completrngmore than S-I )'ears senice.

Appropnately Ius rtnal anemoon m wuform....'as spent .....atching N3\")' lllgby.

The game .....as the Inter-Ser\;ce rmal be­t.....een Na\')" and Anny at S)'dney's Victona

""""""-Sport m general and rugby in p.trl1cular ha\'e

been an unportant part of.sef'VlCe Ide for CAPTRoth ....·ell, a keen cncketer .....ho has pla)'edcombined Service rugby on a number of

"""'"'=But lllgby has been Ius fa\'Onte sport.Along ....'01 representing the RAN be has cap­

tamed the Ho)'a! Na\')" lllgby team and e\'enp1a)'ed forthe Brits against. an All Black side atthe h.alJ.o.....ed Twick~nham ground.

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\Ioderately pnced. nus 152­page book is well 13Jd-out andIS supported by S5 black andwhite photographs of bothSideS of the war,

TilerI' arr soml' excrlll'niplllliograpllS rl'alurl'd IncludingOM 01 a cluster bomb n!'If'UlIIg ll.'isub·munlllon, and anotller IIIbombs exploding arllund thrBntlsll MV Norland 1II Sin Carlos...."J.lrr

This hiStory of thefirst 21 years or the Aus·tralian Services Rugb)'Union will be or interestto anyone connectedwith services rugby.

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""-ObnoClsl), II dl:>3dI.' nnW' IS SOtnf' per.;onal qlW!IJ' or

alWude, MhlCh IS lecMICilIlJ' qUII,. rf"speClllbl,., :lndsupt"rliNU.. , bt'J-ond rf'IX'O:Jcll. but Mludl m fart dot's farffIOI'P harm l1wI gooti

"·or 1lISf./ltK'f-', IllSpr.IlSf'M orlh.' and nnUOClS 10pnu'f./C'eIhnfl, 1"Spet'JiI1J) If .'lXI ~.,. iI good Mlf,. and larrulJ' de­pl"ndJt1g 011 'lXI.

8ullf thnfl-lMSS~ 11 ,.,.If"ntWss monm:uu:I. mat­Ing Ih,. household 10,I,.ss Mllh /WU.' lind needlessenmomws. tht'n II h;u lJtoromt' II dead1.' ,'IJ111t'

Or, wt'/ht'good. oId-fll5bloned 'lr1ueofmdependetK'f-'IllS 11 grrar IhJng to ,.,.f/JSlf" 10 bt':l burden 10 otherpeople.

bill IfUllSb«f)mese."(~r3rfflmlo 11 c:hurlJsh ,.,.fusal 10 a("­C'f'Pl a pn'Sif"IIl or11 hel{Jf11g hand from an.'bod.>- d'St:o II JSjUSla bhghl. and lhe nnue has gone oul of II.OrtV:t'~bfbl.'I~/f IllS mostdt>slrable/ohal'ea

good natnf' and 10 guard II HgilanU-, bul if UlISdtgeneral~mtO.:ln obsession MI/h Mhal the nt'Jghbors M.1U IJunJ; andkNplDgupM.'llhtheJoneses. It h:JsgonedangerousJ.' IlTOIIg

",h.1 a,.,. /he nghleous so often far less aUnrtrl"t' thantllt'Slnners:'

(Rec:311 t/l(> story of I1Jto blUe gut s.:IJ"Jng hH pr.JJ"t'rs.'Pwase Cod. make badpeoplegood. andgoodpeople roO! '}.

Perhaps I1Jto Slmpl,. a/lSM.i'r is boN'ause I1Jto form,.r a,.,. b..no meallS as nghleous:lS lhey tJunk //I(>.v a,.,.. and the lallerart'Si'ldom Mlfhoul som,. s.:II'UW gr'3C'e.

S,1lfluel Rulli'r M.·role fhi'se I ""0 IlTres. II hlch ha I'e a grt>aldi'allo say 10 /Jus "hoi,. qU"SII(Ifl

"II'e compound for SUIS M.i' are Incbned fO. 8 ..' dammngI/los{> "i' har,. no mmd 10,"

Our I'Irtut's become de,ldly M.hen M.·e use lhem 10 maskour shor1conungs, The moment we SI311/0 pnde oursell"eson any virtUI' "'e ('/.1Im lopossess. ,,·e.:lre In deacU.vpersonaldangl'r

Wt'llfegl'l/mS In ourolin lillhl wllh a l'eT/Xean«,. and weSI.1rl projN:tmg lhe shadow from wllhm oursell'es on 10

011l<'r prop/"Prec:I.';ely because lI'e .1re human, each one of us is like

lhe curare's egg -.1 cunous mIxture of good and bad,Th,lllS "hy ",. c3n'IIoierale our olin l'U1I1t'S.8uI propwcan be ,lnd onen are almosl mtolerable lI'hen

domg good or bemg self-(:Onsclous(v 11rtUOUS,

ThIS IS ""hen "I'en Jesus of Naza,.,./h found us hard ro10l'e

/ll' could nol bear ph;Jnsal5m, that al/-ltUde of mllldl\hlch justlflt'S oneself b." cond,.mnmg o/hers.

The S/illI('rs he !XIutd leach, Slmp'.v because fhi'y kneM1/1(» M'ere off the lrock. and lI'anled /lJS dIrfortron.

BUI /h(> nghleous lI'ere unleachable 1bey "·e,.,. bbn·k,.1l"d b.v t/l(>l/' OM'n jUS!lfi('3IJon.

The.v alM.-aI·s a,.,., and how dlfrlcu/l II is to gef /hosebbnkers off!.'

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The running geam from llMAS CERBERUS rtcentl)· \l·onthe unlt/establlshmenllum priu In the IIkm Mm)' MetroFull Run Ittldat Albert Park. Lake, belltlngArmyud RA.\F.

Indhlclual results .ere:CPOMTP A. R.sseU x..Z1U; LCDR R. Wane 3tA1.I3:

SMNET P, Gillies ".58.11; M. Grot.aa -4I.sI.II: posy G.Monger ~UU.; CPOETS E. 'I1lompsoa UJ.»: LEUT P_Sclllllllllg 6JS.SI; POMUSIll' C. AndTe",,-s 41.X.0: WORS J,Striddand ~HU3,

LSPTGeorge 'egus., oneof the restdeDt NIRIMBA rTl·s.has been holdtrig • senes of handJc.ap races e\'ft} T'\lcsd3y atlunchlJme lit NTRMIBA

11te rallS;arc: O\'(f" ~Io.m \IIitb ;;a]1 tttl" runners undic::appedThe Guns being pen.alised tile most. Thi5 gius tile Pktddus' ahead stllrt, pnfnts being lI\11'l1rded In place: gelle:r5.

Although numbers are dO\ll-n on the first seril!'S It Is still apopular run .....Ith NI RIMB" runners and achle\l!'S liS goal ofgettIng people oul and about.

NominallOns for the lItler·senlct' marathon ba\'e closed •Runners. .....tto ha\'e nommated. but ha\'e not senlan therrentryforms,;arc: ad\ised to do so a.s soon as possdlle. t::n~ formslire lI\'a1ll1ble from m)·self or '1\'0 Zero MC Naught \"1:1

626 4111 EIIlr)' forms.should be returned to ellher of IZS. soteams can be ('(H)rd1nated

ACT runnebest in Wang

By PO JIm McCUllagh

TIte "hag Mliralboo bs l"'Ilme aad~_ f... uoOter- ~-u,.

"" itb lbe NlI\")· \II I'll Iqa ue:ated. 1'toeh I': I'IlIll':rs tItat I 0.0""or t.me:d oat fOf" OIl"~ la pcrlK1l"'ODditioas., altboogb lbe:.... iM did pkk up ud pco\"l' 1I pNlblem about lite 3t hour m;&rli..

Best ror tbe NlI\')' Running Club "'liS PO G-xe Dunelln ofCllaberra in tbe l':Xcelle:n1 timeoft.J7:K.lf an)' oflhe Minnersare Interested I do hliH some phOto's of their ranlsh. SeW\II:in' thl': res.lcs of lbe other ",nDerS: Bill Br"OQgbtOll !.4ii.n;Bob Capli~t.-4t.t1:Rod McLelin t.S.UI; Jobn M)"flS1.f7..14; •Soot) \41flltr 1.11 06; Bille lIa..osea 1.IS."; IAI'I) \'~1.1,.•; Jolin S"e.·l"'Ilmb 1.11.54; Brian ~itcbillSkl.l'.ss:0ssJeOStro",,-s.Id Ul.~: Ralph Lotdi.1.~.s7.

• • •The 'RC (\'IC) competed lit the re:eent "GR":'\T TR,\l\

R,\('t:"......lth!5 entNlSlllst IC Na\')' runnerli f'ntenng The r:let'

.....as oler 1I tough 13.5 km up-lull course, 1+1tht he obJl'Cf. bemg10 beat "PUn"ING BILLY", T\lo NRC members didmanage to oul·puff "Bill.Y" beIng I.EUT Doug CollIns andS.\IN Peter GI1lIes..

FeN" IIII' firs! time fer SC\'uaJ )·ears a Jllllior Rt'l"I'1Iit IJ.as",·tIIl tlte aAIIul LEEU\nS er.ss Counll')' RII,

This lear the 52 k.m e\'ent .....ent to JR Okely (SIe\'ensonDivISion) \II'1to crossed the rll'USh line In 11 mlnules46seconds.

The field consisted of 80 J Rs from Sle\'enson and RamsayI>IVISIOns and 13 Slup's company which made up the opensection.

Starter ror the event WllS the XO LCDR Donald,Veterans' wmner was CPOSTI) Rnan Po.....er (18 04 sees).

.... hlie ""Inner of the open division was LSPT Peter Rode(It :II)

Q\"erall \111Mlngd!\I1SIOO .....as Ramsa.y \IIlth ~!t potnts maX·IDg It three "'1IlS In a row ror that d!\1SlDn.

Iwi. UIooIa, near Walerfallin the bnutlful NatLonlilPark, ha.s a \'ery testing sideto it,

The girls ;agam put In sometop performances. 1'he com·posite Nny remale leadremained \II'lth Zoe Read atthird overall lind GaylePershouse fourth. P1u1 Wardstill headed the NlI\')' M!lAsal 21st ....·Ith LSRP John BltJakat!3n:l Peter PlunkeU.coleImprO\'ed to 14th In the M35s,stili hobblmg.

NAVY RESULTS1'.'21 (open ....omen) l,WR Zoe

Read, IlMAS IJARMAN, 3rdOI'enJJ.. 1.'lI RAN _ POWR Gayle~, llMAS Ct:R8t:RUS,4l.b D''Cntl, 2Jld RAN; SWR Sl\;I.I'llft 8r.allO, IIMAS Ct:Rln:RUS,a.h0\~2rdR.....". S81.T ADgwSolid, "MAS COOSA"'ARRA.IItb O\·ft1IlI, LWR Barb BUrT."MAS KUTTA8UL, lI!hO\·enou.

'\UIA fopm lMll) SMN PhilWard. IIMAS COOSAWARRA,21st o'"enatl. 1st RAN, 1.5 JOMBlzJlIk, INCt: INGI.EBURN,!3rd o,"eraU. 2nd RAN, l.t:UTDOllg Collins, II ....... S Ct;R·BERUS, 1TUl O\"enn. 3rd RAS,PO C-. 01lllCaJl, "MAS IIAR­MA~, PO Md CUI'y, 111oI ...SSTALWART, PO Be'-n~.11, IIMAS CER8t:RI,;S.PO Pfltr~ IIIo1ASSTAL­"'ART, PO Jobn T'erT}, 11 IoIASIIARIoIAt<i; ts Peter Jordan.f1Io1AS YARRA. 1.5 "en Mello",.l'Iup, lIMAS YARRA

....21 B CI'O GnI~m Thomas,t1I4AS Ct:RB~:RUS. 23nIo"~U,

lSI RA'"I4U A (__ men) I.cDR

PfUr PIwlktU.cole. Illill~ II ,\R·MAN, 14111 ovenU. 1st RA'Ii;LCOR Chnstlystoa..IUI,\S II,\R·MA'I;, 21s1 o\uall PO RIckt:a-n. IIMAS STAL.....\RT

RELAYSThe flnlll dlly took

competitors bac'" to 111111Creek for the reillys, NlIVYentered rour teams. l!'aC'h ofUJreto men and 1I "'·oman. ""1thellch tellm member rulWng adiUerent course.

Navy performed well In

front of an audience, The girlsran the last leg for each team.Unforlunately a technicalIutch on some courses meantthat thiS particular relay hadto be declared a non-("\·enl.Ne\'erlheless It 1I11S aneXCllJng lOll)' to rintsh MIL-Q..

reports our correspondenL1I0\ll'ever, we arn\'ed at

Ingleburn with the help ofgood provklence, ably assls·ted by POWRMTD GaylePershouse some 41 hourslIrter lea\'Ing IIMAS 1l,\R·MAN (normally 1I 3·hourtnp)

DAY ONEBy the end of the first day's

e\'ent. held lit Jumpmg RockSwamp In Penrose Stale jo"or·est, the Nav)' \lomen hadissUed a strong challenge withsome impreSSive perform·ances. TIle grrls' depth In ell'

plIbllJty was shu\ll·n ID thear lIt­d!\·tduat pIoICUlg5 of second,fIfth, Sixth, seventh lidse\'enleenth out of !-I com­peUtors..

Despite some keen effortsfrom the men, only p1aClngsin the 101+"er half of the fieldwere achieved. The men'splacmgs .....ere_ for M21- 20th,!3rd. 26th, 28th, 30th. 31st,3!nd and 33rd, and for M:l5­13th. 24th. %SIh ;and !9th.

Best Na\'l onenteers rorthe day lit each group \IIerePOWRMTD Gayle Pen·house, SMNt:TC Plul Wardand I.CDR Peter Plunkett·Cole, respectIvely.

DAY TWOWhile most competitors

found Ib.y t ....·o at Mill Creekneu Lucu Heights some-'\llhat ak.ln to 'tiger countr"',lItfested ....lth Inll-bike tracks(not mariced on the map) our&Iris maintained their Indl·\'KIual mter-Sen'ice positions.

The composate score leaderror the RAN. however,changed to I.WRMl-:O ZoeRelld who recorded linexct'llent round 10 tak.e "thposttlon o\'erall. agamst some\'el) good Ann) ;and RA_Wgu1s lit testJDg Ierr:un.

The men 1Iiso held theIrposItions \IIlth Phil WudretuntIng a time good enoughto lmpro\'e hiS JXISItlon rrom20th 10 IIlh

DAY THREENe\·er dreaming that the

MIL-O 84 orgllnlStrs. couldfind coun\l) more dlfflcullthlln Mill Creek we diS­co\ered on the morning ordlI) three thai the)'cooId. lind

there are glOWing reports ofhalf·back Michael Reis whomade a great impression inthe series. Ex·ASRU player.and current coach of CER·BERUS. Muk Rodgers,says RelS i5 ct'rtainly topmatenal

* • •I>Ot' Wats.n Is cerUinl)·

sho.....lng his \erutillty Inbeing selecled In lhe ASRUsquad as centre. My spytdls me Doc Is In sparklIngform. Afler almost 1I seasonamoag tile men In theSCnlm Doc mIst f~1 likebu\ell bllck amon~ theI*Y be)'S..

• • •Former NliVY squash rep

and ASRU pl;a)'er Jeff NiIIl­kel'vis has entered lhe Vic­torian Masters squashseries. ,\ gnoat competitor,Jeff is a credJt to the rTochool

• • •\'k!ortaa Combfned Ser·

\itts ""in low tbe senittsof Ibelr presldeal. Peler00\1. ""'bo is.aJso presidentof CERBERUS rugb)·.Peter, 1I former Na\'y rep­rtsenillti\"t: prop I+ho tookno nonsense In the rul"ks Inhis hey dlly, Is sce:ond Incharge or tbe CERBERUSSappl~'ScllOol. KUTl'ABULIs tile 11ICk)· rc:c1P'e1l1 .r Ilist.aJenlS. He ",-III be CHI thesuU al ZetllIDd.

L If'R,ueD Zoe Read (nearesf camera) sprinting to the finish ofthe relays just aheadof PTE Sue Garlick (ARMY - IMD).

Competition categones.....ere Al21 (male, no age 11m·It), M35 (male competitorsover 35) and W!1 (female, noage limit), Course lengthseach day nried from fivekilometres to over ninekilometres.

NlIvy",,-uupligalDSlll fromthe btgmrull&. 1'ra.\"ell1ng toSydney from CanbelTa (mostcompetitors had run ID theQueen's Birthday 3-da)' eventIn the ACT) on the Monday ofthe long weekend was not oneof our better decisions,

The national intu-~1(eorienleer1ng championShips were conducted in IheS)"dne)' area receDtl)' and. Included indi\1dual, team and rela)' e\·vtts,

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serles In Melbourne hllsbeen reported ellrber but

IIM\S FU"OERS It;ad aminer sel-bae:k la I'1IIgb~'

leq:.e ",Ilea "'elpli buttllnders "U. FLINDERS;;a]so ealUl'd 18 ranners iathe: Weipa lri·alhaloa.

(She h:ls a shIps' compaaJof 45). We:1I done, keep upthe good ",-orlt.

• • •CPOPT Ste\'e Barnes ISpa)1'18 off Ste\·e JOlMd theNa\')' ID Ja.nu;al'l. 19fi%, andthe rTBranchUlJuI)'.I!I6iSteve's 1'1I'.... JOb IS eJL:eculJ\·eofficer al Ballaral YMCAAll rTI's wISh Ste\"e and Iusfamily the best of luck.

• • •IIMAS PE,"GUIS'S gllte­

IIt-Iale hln f1In Is on Sep­tembc:f" I~. Nomlutiolls ,,111be l".aJ~ 011 ill lhe IlUI'" fm:·arL 11le at)· to SIlrf F'lIn_all,lson Sanday. AIlp5' 5­ElIlrles dose 1I1 , pm onMonday, Jaly 23,

• • •Congratulalions to Vic­

toria who are now the reign·ing nlilional Service Aus­tn.llan football champions.Victona con\'UlCUllly beatthe title holders, Queens·WId. It h;as been reportedthe org'Dlution atNIRIMBA .....;as exct'Uent,thanks 10 the co-operationand effort of 1I11 personnel alUJe depot, It is pleasing tosee that KUTTABUL is wellrepresented in nationalteam WIth LSWTR DneMlithers lind LSCK SpikeJones both selected.ABWTR Mick O'Connell,from fleet Headquarters. IS

to represenl the 5e1Vlct'Sumpires on the Tour.Congratulations to all. ­POI'" I,\N SUTTON,

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Competilion. Barron Tn·nity hold lop place llolthC.urns Na\·y thIrd on theb_

The CERBERUS rulesside: Is II sec::ood plau till themld"'e8la16de1", 11le l"aKb15 L1ldU)' Edlerten.Undsa)··s righl-ltand man IsMuscle Bosun Galli Saun·ders, ",,'bel belles his )·earswith his ablllt)'. TheCombined Services Vic·torian sIde Included bothlIbon lind Johan)' Leu.Boxltead Moss. Rocky andJeff Boulter, Pete GaddlDg,c.ll Blimbreok., ABdy An·dc:l son, Breit Carhlll. OllieF..dee, Me: McLeod, FingersHand. OB O'Brien and ChrisPayb)\

• • •The Muscle Bosuns are

going 10 lose the services ofsUlwuts Ste\'e Barnes. BillBradford and Peter Board·man, No branch coukl losesuch craftsmen \IIlthoutf~Un& it. Bill and Sle\'e;arc: both great rugby men.News in the branch 1$ thatutwinkle toes" Noel TunM'rrecenty made a rugbycomeback and won the JackClough trophy for bestpla)·er. Tubby was last seenturning 1I bnght colour of......

• • •The twgb)· \IIorid at CER·

BERUS lIu lost the ser,\ices of th;at ....onderflll lac'"of 1I11 Irlldes, MIl"k "lard,\II'lek, \IIho h:ls left for theUS,\. I'm sure he \11111 nnd\II-here rvgb)'ls being plll)·tdla "'&Shlnglon.

Running hInts (injuries)Actulles tendon strain. Thelarge tendon attached to UJeback of the heel bone IS notunconunonl)' str/uned In thefolJo",,'lI'C CII"C1Imst.anC'eS-

• RunnmglongdJsl.anC'eson ban1 roads .....llhout.l fullrec'lwery period after Ulepre\'IOUS run.

• Running 'on the toes'mstead of the proper heel·toe action.

• A sudden change from.skIw to fast rwuung

• A change In tbe run­nmgsutfa~ from hard road10 son grass or soLI nuscauses the caIr muscles tosUNetl.

• A change to trackrunning which tends 10 befaster_ This is due to thetracks resilienl surface.

• A sucklen Increase Inthe distance of the normalactlVlty program

• Runnmg up hill,• A dwlge from shoes

\II'lth a \II edge or heel toshoes \111l.houI, Women \II'ttowear hIgh heels should beaware of Uus,

To pre\'ent damage 10 theachilles tendons you shouldspend a few minutes jogg­mgand thenslndmg, beforeeach running sessioll. Thisallows the tendo lIS tostretch and ~me mocepliable. TIus IS especiallyunportant if you run an themorning, Streich your calfmuscles by leaning againsta support, This is also rec­ommended before and e\'enduring the actlvity if you areeJL:perlendng tightness inthe muscles. If you arereco\'erlng from achilleslendon problems resumetraIDmg .skI1I'ly.

• • •Coml~ ennts for t1ttt,

The FIeI'I cross-counlr)'championshIps ",,'11I beconlesled at CentennialPark on Friday, August 1,.at

''''.The t'leet gotf ell.am·plea$lJ.lps .11.1 be held al StMklt.ad·s GeIf o.b till Jalyfl_ Tee off lUI.

• • •'IlMAS CAIRNS rugby

team defeated Barron T1i.nity 12·1 in the CairnsDIStrict Rugby Union

Victoriarules roost

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Ihe Services AustralianFootball Umpires' Associa,tion who adjudIcated at allmatches The followingumpires \II'ere selected to lourwith the nalJOnaltelim M1IteO'COnMU (KUTTABUL), ColQsbonle (Army). Col Ilellll')'(Army) lind Ron Levy(Anny) A gtfl of mo fromNIRIMBA football club en­abled the umpires to be pre­sented with unlfonns wluchfuture naUonal colours,

The finishing order was:Vlctona, Q!)eensland. NSW.ACT. WA. NT and SA

FollowUl& the anuval 15NlI\'Y pi;ayen ",,-ere picked inthe Austnla;a Comblned Ser·\lcessquad cvrrenUy on toUT.

TilEY ARE; Ii; and G,Boulter. A O'Brien, C, B.am,brook. M Oenmng (CER·BERUS), G Payne (PF.N·GUIN), G, Hutchinson(NIRJMBA), S Jones, 0Mailers (KUTTABUL), C.l.uscombe. J Peter (IIAR­MAN). C Price, R Rlch­udsoD, S 1I11rdstaH(COONAWARRA)_

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Navy half Kel Bryant gets plenty of protection as he scampers (rom the base of aruck. Picture: ABPR Hardy AbJhaus.

Queensland's bid to wintheir third consecutiveServices Australian Foot·ball Assoc=lation title hasbeen thwarted byVictoria.

VIctoria beat Queensland inthe grand final of the nationalchampIOnships - at IIMASNIRIMBA - 16.26.122 to9.9.63.

Victoria were fartoostrongand the wIn broke a ri\'e-yeardrought.

The wmners, well led by1983 national captain·coachJohn Narres. gave a dis­ciplined display at tootbaU mheavy, cok! conditions.

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Oa Wednesday the team mel ACT IIICalIberTa, .... at (be tlmc of goUt&: to ptiStbe ns-lt was -0( to baDd.

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In tbe Dempster Cap competitionCud.dlng Wedocsda)"s rOllftd) pro­ceedlns:s ha"e reached an IntereStiltgpoIl1t.

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LVictoria and Queensland piayers vie for the b311 during the grand final of the

National Australian Football ChampionShips at IIMAS NIRllIIBA.

12 (168) NAVY NEWS, July 13, 1984

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illliilRUGBY DECIDER1!U1 Navy have gee down narrowly 10:;:::;: Arm)' In Ute tt84 national inter-Ser­::::;:; viee ngby competition.:;::::: Army woe tbe dcddlllg game oIlhe 111­::::::: 5ervke strie5, Itdd at Vktoria Banadls::::::: In SydM:y, H. I. earlier matches Arm)'::::::: had beMa. RAAF U7 aDd Nav)' also ;t,C.

::::::: counted fOl' tile all'meJl, U-1::::::: It was tlteSttOlld cOllSe(utin year lIIat::::::: Arm)' had UUIl tbe serl6. In Ita Anny::::::: Just pipped Navy 15-13.

~ ::::::: PrIor 10 Army's SKcessl\'e v..lns Na,'Y::::::: had Mid the UlIt: for tbe JlfC\'1oas fMr::::::: years. The c.mpetltkm \I'as lnaugaraled....... I ,-.:.:.:. n ~,~.

::::::: Arm)' dcscrnd their \lin. They scored::::::: (\1'0 tries ""hUe Nav)"s points came 'rom::::::: hl'o peIlalUes frolll prop Holland.::::::: BothArmy'strl6came Intheflrst half.:::::;: Arm)"s flUl tally should have been::::::: higher as tltt-lr kkker!lad six shots at goal::::::: and Inlssed Ole let.::::::: In the second hal( Navy had their':':':' 'h.K......,oj_~'~'......... DEMPSTER CUP RUGBY::::::: glarhll tadkal errors put paid to tbdr (Exdltdhtg WedMsday's roIlnd)::;:::: chaMes.::::::: FoUo\lliactlteserlesse"eaNavypla)'ers TEAM P W L D B F Pts::::::: were selected In tbe Autrallan Sen'k6 PLATS/W'HEN , 5 I 1 _ 1%::::::: Rugby VaIN 5qI1M::::::: 'I1Ie)' ""~ A. T. E,·aDS (HMAS WAT- ALBATROSS 5 4i I 2 - 12:;::::: SON), J. It. Gralt C"'ATERHEN), J. WATSON , 4i 2 1 I'::::::: Straltea_I.WatsoncCERBERUS),K. NIHIMBA. , 3 2 I I ,::::::: Bry·anc. (NIRlMBA), aDd J. R. tampllell

.' ::;:::: and G. AnnstntDg (ALBATROSS). KUTTABUL 5 2 3 2 8:::::;: 'I'M ASKU IMkgoc orf to a fine start OIl PENGUIN 7 2 4i I 5::::::: Sullday MI" a"U win O\'er Vldoria at ZETLAND 4 4 3 -I;:;:::: OIylnplc Park I. MelboIIme.::::::: ASRU scwed fOllr tries to one In I A team loses 1'0\0'0 pointS for a forfeit.

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