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October 7th, 2005   Post 31
tomtom22
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tomtom22 you are a font of knowledge
Not so, I just know how to search. Anyway, thanks for the compliment.
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October 12th, 2005   Post 32
Bory
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Sir Arthur Roden Cutler VC AK KCMG KCVO CBE, Served as Govenor in Which state, and for how many years?
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"Even if I wished to surrender to you - and I don't - I am commanding Australian's who would cut my throat if I accepted your Terms" Colonel C Hore, Siege of Elands River, 1900

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October 13th, 2005   Post 33
LIPS
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NSW

1966-1981 (15 years)

Died 21 Feb 02
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October 16th, 2005   Post 34
Padre
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The Royal Australian Navy men killed in the Vietnam War on HMAS Hobart were killed by which country and with what weapon?
HMAS Hobart
3 Tours: 7 Mar 67 - 27 Sep 67, 22 Mar 68 -11 Oct 68, 6 Mar 70 -17 Oct 70

Between 1967 and 1971, Australian destroyers were attached to the United States Seventh fleet for six-month tours of duty. HMAS Hobart was the first Australian destroyer deployed. During her second deployment to Vietnam, Hobart was accidentally attacked by US aircraft. The ship was damaged and two Australians were killed. During her second deployment Hobart was under fire on three occasions. The deployment was mainly involved in NGFS in support of a joint Australian/ARVN sweep between the Long Hai hills and the coastline
Source: http://www.vvaa.org.au/oob.htm

The Hobart was attacked by missles from 7th Airforce jets. For a complete story of the attack go here: http://www.gunplot.net/vietnam/hobartvietnam.html

The Hobart also recieved The United States Navy Unit Commendation for her service.
Source: http://www.vvaa.org.au/hobart.htm
Correct, well researched Tomtom - sorry for the delay but I forgot all about this post post
 
November 26th, 2005   Post 35
tomtom22
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I hereby pass on my chance to ask the next question in the hopes that some one from downunder will come up with a good one.
 
November 26th, 2005   Post 36
Bory
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Who was commander of the 5th Division AIF at the Battle of Fromelles
 
November 28th, 2005   Post 37
LIPS
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Major General The Honorable Sir James Whiteside McCay.


What is the date when compulsory military training introduced in Australia and at whos instigation.
 
November 28th, 2005   Post 38
tomtom22
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10 November 1964 Selective conscription introduced Australian Government introduces selective conscription of 20 year old males by ballot under the National Service Act. The National Service Scheme saw 19,450 young men serve in Vietnam.
 
November 29th, 2005   Post 39
LIPS
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10 November 1964 Selective conscription introduced Australian Government introduces selective conscription of 20 year old males by ballot under the National Service Act. The National Service Scheme saw 19,450 young men serve in Vietnam.
Nice try but wrong have another go
 
December 6th, 2005   Post 40
Bory
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1911 on recomendation by Lord Kithcener of Khatroum about Australia's Defence Capabilities.
He also recommended the formation of an Officer Academy, thus RMC Duntroon was born in June the same year.