RAR QLD Defence News. HMAS Newcastle receives special gifts from Aussie Hero Quilts 1. Nov 1. 71. 4 Nov. The hard working volunteers from Aussie Hero Quilts have wowed HMAS Newcastles crew with their hand made quilts and laundry bags literally covering the ship from bow to stern. HMAS Newcastles Chaplain, Cornelius Bosch, managed the orders for Newcastle on behalf of Aussie Hero Quilts and said the ships company deeply appreciated the hard work and well wishes of the quilters. Professional Flash Web Animations Rar: Full Version Software' title='4000 Professional Flash Web Animations Rar: Full Version Software' />The coordination and receipt of the quilts and laundry bags was a huge success and provided a huge boost to the morale of the ships company, he said. Once the word was out to the sailors that quilts and laundry bags were available for request, a steady stream of orders came in to be sent to the quilters back home. The requests from Newcastle sailors were extremely creative, with design requests ranging across unicorns, united football clubs, Newcastle themes, nautical blue turtles, pugs and pink Disney princesses. The quilters painstakingly made some amazing pieces of art. CPONPC Frank Ritchie was very surprised to discover that his work of art was signed by Port Adelaide AFL Football Team. My quilter went all out to complete her handiwork and had it signed by the players especially for a long time supporter of the Port Power, he said. Chap Bosch said the gifts from home sends sent a simple message with great impact. It says, we care about what you do for us left at home and we care about you, he said. It provides a connection with the nation we love and call home. To the sailor isolated from family it provides a real morale boost and can make their day. Family Newcastle would like to thank all quilters and supporters of Aussie Hero Quilts that have made it possible for Newcastle personnel to receive a quilt. Newcastles deployment to the Middle East on Operation Manitou is the 6. Sydney in December. Defence News and Media. Import Xyz Points Into Autocad here. JTF 6. 29 graduates first class in the Philippines 1. Nov 1. 71. 4 Nov. The Australian Defence Forces Joint Task Force 6. Filipino soldiers through a new Urban Close Combat training course run by a deployed Land Mobile Training Team as part of Operation Augury Philippines. Operation Augury is a domestic and international counter terrorism and counter violent extremism effort by the Australian Defence Force, and Operation Augury Philippines is part of the Whole of Australian Government effort to work closely with the Government of the Philippines in its fight against terrorism, sharing the determination to defeat Daesh affiliated groups in the southern Philippines. Commander of Joint Task Force 6. XL.jpg' alt='4000 Professional Flash Web Animations Rar: Full Version Software' title='4000 Professional Flash Web Animations Rar: Full Version Software' />4000 Professional Flash Web Animations Rar: Full Version SoftwareLieutenant Colonel Ben Mc. Lennan said one of the ADFs key missions in the Philippines was to help the Filipino soldiers and marines to become even more capable at fighting the enemy in urban environments. This was the type of environment they were confronted with during the Marawi siege this year. There were numerous battle hardened foreign terrorist fighters that joined the movement to take over Marawi, Lieutenant Colonel Mc. Lennan said. The Armed Forces of the Philippines had to fight them in the urban environment to regain the city. The conflict lasted more than four months and the Armed Forces of the Philippines suffered a number of casualties in some very vicious fighting. They did an outstanding job and proved themselves to be an extraordinarily capable fighting force, especially considering their training and experience has historically centred on jungle warfare rather than fighting in urban environments. Lieutenant Colonel Mc. Lennan said in the case of the Australia Army, a majority of experience over the past 1. Middle East. Thats why we are here to share that experience and knowledge with our Filipino partners, he said. We want them to benefit from what weve learned in that type of fight. The first JTF6. Urban Close Combat Course was run by approximately 8. Australian Armys 3rd Brigade, with some additional support staff from the Royal Australian Air Force. Their students were 1. Philippine Armys 2nd Infantry Division Jungle Fighters and airmen from the Philippines Air Force. Training Team Leader, Australian Army Lieutenant Wes Walsh said the Filipino soldiers were very enthusiastic towards the training, which was particularly meaningful to them given their experiences in Marawi. Moving through the training serials with each new skill set we introduced, there was always an ahah moment with the Filipino soldiers, Lieutenant Walsh said. They would tell us the training serial was perfectly applicable to the situations they had seen in Marawi and they would acknowledge how useful those skills would be moving forward. Lieutenant Walsh said he was pleased by how well the soldiers from the two nations worked together. They have learned some really valuable lessons, and there is no question we have also learned a lot from the Filipino soldiers, he said. Major General Rhoderick M Parayno, Commander 2nd Infantry Division of the Philippine Army, said he was incredibly impressed by the training package run by the Australians for his soldiers. If all our troops had had this kind of training before the Marawi siege happened we probably would have had less casualties on our side and it would have sped up the completion of the campaign, which took us more than 4 months to finish, Major General Prayno said. Given the experience we have had here, we would like to elevate this kind of relationship to an even higher level. Two days after the Filipino soldiers graduated from the ADF run course, they conducted a demonstration of their new urban warfare skills for The Prime Minister of Australia, The Honourable Malcolm Turnbull MP, at the Armed Forces of the Philippines Headquarters in Manila. Speaking to the Australian and Filipino soldiers after the demonstration, Prime Minister Turnbull reaffirmed Australias commitment to helping the Philippines win the war on violent extremists and terrorists. 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Air Force Spartan embarks on international exercise in New Caledonia 1. Nov 1. 71. 3 Nov. Over the period 1. Angry Birds Breakfast 2. November 2. 01. 7, 4. Royal Australian Air Force RAAF personnel and a C 2. J Spartan transport aircraft will participate in Exercise MHANUU 2. New Caledonia.   MHANUU is hosted by the French Armed Forces of New Caledonia FANC and involves rehearsing regional humanitarian assistance and disaster relief HADR scenarios. As the South Pacific is prone to natural disasters, the Australian Defence Force is committed to working closely with its regional partners to provide life saving humanitarian assistance as required. Jazz Transcriptions Pdf. The Spartan, from No. Squadron at RAAF Base Richmond, has joined the FANC Air base near Noumea and will operate in coordination with French aircraft during the Exercise. Commanding Officer No. Squadron Wing Commander Jarrod Pendlebury, said MHANUU serves as a valuable training experience for Air Force.