Definition Of A Band Rar' title='Definition Of A Band Rar' />RAR QLD Defence News5. HMAS AE1 1. 3 Nov 1. Nov. 1. 7 Minister for Defence, Senator the Hon Marise Payne, today announced the Government would match private investment to fund an expedition to search for the First World War submarine, HMAS AE1. Zoom Player, The most powerful, flexible and customizable Media Center for the windows pc. Dcouvrez dans ce dossier comment convertir des fichiers TRP en fichier TS compatibles avec la plupart des disques dur multimdia de salon dernire gnration. Torrentz will always love you. Farewell. 20032016 Torrentz. Minister Payne said the government would provide 5. Find AE1 Limited to proceed in its attempt to find the submarine and its crew. HMAS AE1 is one of the worlds great maritime mysteries and this expedition will be one of the most comprehensive searches for the submarine, Minister Payne said. HMAS AE1 was lost without a trace on 1. September 1. 91. 4 while patrolling waters off then German New Guinea. The cause of the disappearance is not known. We owe it to the men of AE1, their descendants and the entire navy community to continue to look for those who are forever on patrol. It is a story that captivates the maritime community and the Government is proud to join The Silentworld Foundation, Australian National Maritime Museum and Fugro Survey in supporting Find AE1. We are also grateful for the cooperation of the Papua New Guinean Government for allowing the expedition in their waters. Retired Rear Admiral Peter Briggs and the Find AE1 team have been working tirelessly to unravel the events and narrow search areas so that we might learn what happened to the brave men who gave everything to protect our country. We are hopeful this expedition will find the vessel so we can properly commemorate her loss and preserve what remains. Minister for Defence. A history of HMAS AE1 is available here. UK looks to CEA Radar for Navy 1. Nov 1. 71. 0 Nov. The Minister for Defence Industry, Christopher Pyne today welcomed the announcement that the British Government will look at the feasibility of fitting cutting edge Australian radar on future British warships. The announcement made by the Under Secretary of State for Defence Procurement, Harriett Baldwin during her visit to Adelaide today is for a capability study to fit CEA Technologies CEAFAR radar to British ships and it will begin early next year. The radar is already in service with the Australian Navy. The decision came after the AustraliaUK Defence Industry Dialogue which took place in the United Kingdom last week. The partnership is seen as a vehicle for accelerating co operation between the two nations. Minister for Defence Industry the Hon Christopher Pyne MP said the announcement was an important follow up to last weeks dialogue and showed the continuing strengthening of defence industry ties between the two countries. Australia and the United Kingdom have much that can be gained from increasing cooperation around defence industry, Mr Pyne said. A great outcome of last weeks dialogue, announced today, is the possibility of the cutting edge Australian CEA radars being used for the future UK Warships. Canberras CEA Technologies designs and manufactures advanced phased array radars for our Navys eight Anzac Class Frigates as part of their Anti Ship Missile Defence Upgrade Program and the recently announced Long Range Air Search Radar replacement. The Turnbull Government has also mandated that Australias future frigates will have a CEA radar as one of its core capabilities. Im excited by the possibility of sharing this great capability with one of our closest and oldest allies and the landmark export opportunity this presents for Australias burgeoning defence industry, he said. Whilst in Australia, Minister Baldwin also flew in an E7 Wedgetail airborne early warning and control aircraft and drove a Thales Bushmaster vehicle to deepen her understanding of these capabilities. The meeting also discussed Australias soon to be released Defence Export Strategy as well as the UKs recently released National Shipbuilding Strategy. Minister for Defence Industry. Remembrance Day 2. Nov 1. 71. 1 Nov. Minister for Veterans Affairs Dan Tehan said Remembrance Day today was an opportunity for every Australian to reflect on the lives lost to war and the service and sacrifice of our defence personnel. Mr Tehan will honour Australias service men and women at the Remembrance Day National Ceremony at the Australian War Memorial today. Remembrance Day marks the anniversary of the First World War Armistice in 1. Australias history, Mr Tehan said. At the 1. 1th hour of the 1. More than 1. 5 million Australians have served in defence of our nation and our values and more than 1. Today we honour all of them. I encourage everyone in the community to observe a minutes silence today and to wear a red poppy to honour those who have fought and died for our nation. Mr Tehan will also attend a commemorative service at the French Embassy with French Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency Mr Christophe Penot. Australia and France share an enduring relationship forged over a century of military service, Mr Tehan said. The bonds formed on the First World War battlefields have strengthened over time and will ensure our continued cooperation in honouring our fallen service men and women. Next year marks the 1. First World War Armistice with a service held in Villers Bretonneux, France as part of the international commemorative program. Minister for Veterans Affairs. Australian Defence Force commemorates Remembrance Day 1. Nov 1. 71. 1 Nov. Australian Defence Force personnel at home and abroad will pause on the 9. Armistice today, in memory of all those who have died in all wars. Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin attended the Remembrance Day National Ceremony at the Australian War Memorial where Australias Federation Guard and the Royal Military College Duntroon Band were on parade along with members of the local veterans community. Today also signals the start of the final year of the Anzac Centenary. Throughout 2. 01. World War One battles and the terrible losses on the Western Front. We have also marked 7. World War Two battles in the Pacific. On Remembrance Day, we remember the sacrifice of more than 1. Australians whose names are recorded on Australias Roll of Honour and we acknowledge the ongoing suffering of those who returned. It is also a day to recognise all those who have served in historic and contemporary conflicts as well as those on operations today. Almost 2,3. 00 Australian Defence Force personnel are currently deployed on operations around the world. Gif File Extension. They remind us that service and sacrifice are not confined to past generations, but continue with the current generation of service personnel. Over the next year we will continue to honour our World War One servicemen and women, but Australians can also be proud of the work our sailors, soldiers, airmen and women conduct on behalf of our nation today. Like those before them, this generation is widely respected for its skill and professionalism, even in the most difficult circumstances, Air Chief Marshal Binskin said. Defence News and Media. Photographs from Remembrance Day services will be available here. Veterans Ministers meeting. Nov 1. 78 Nov. 1. The second Roundtable of Ministers responsible for veteran issues has reinforced the need to coordinate effort across all levels of government to ensure the successful transition of those Australian Defence Force ADF personnel moving from military to civilian life. 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