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Soldiers standing on parade.
Why I Continue To Serve – Officer Responses
The Cove Challenge '23, 'Why I Continue To Serve', is now complete. Here are all of the Officers responses.
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Why I Continue To Serve – Warrant Officer Responses
The Cove Challenge '23, 'Why I Continue To Serve', is now complete. Here are all of the Warrant Officer responses.
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Soldiers standing on parade.
Why I Continue To Serve – SNCO Responses
The Cove Challenge '23, 'Why I Continue To Serve', is now complete. Here are all of the SNCO responses.
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Soldiers standing on parade.
Why I Continue To Serve – OR & Junior NCO Responses
The Cove Challenge '23, 'Why I Continue To Serve', is now complete. Here are all of the OR & Junior NCO responses.
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Shane Swan

Warrant Officer Leadership

Social Mastery Cell

Headquarters Royal Military College – Australia

Members of the 6th Battalion resting in an old trench during the Australian advance towards Lihons.
Corporal Harry Thorpe MM – Disregard of all Danger
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military life of Corporal Harry Thorpe.
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Australians attacking Japanese Pillboxes in the final assault on Buna, Papua in Giropa Point.
Tim Hughes MM MBE
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military life of Tim Hughes.
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A close up of the 'Mark and Taylor Saddler' mural
Murrawarra
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the mural 'Murrawarra' meaning 'Stand your Ground' by Mark and Taylor Saddler.
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An Australian fatigue party from the 7th Brigade (far left) carrying piles of empty sandbags to the front line through the devastated area near Pozieres.
Four Brothers went to War – the Aboriginal Anzacs
An article about Angella Campbell's Great Uncles: the Aboriginal Anzacs. As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military service of four brothers: Kenneth, Larry, Augustus, and Lewis Farmer.
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Angella Campbell

Corporal Angella Campbell is a SERCAT 5 Combat Medical Attendant posted to the 3rd Health Battalion, Adelaide. She joined the Army in 2004 and has deployed on OP BUSHFIRE ASSIST 2019-2020 and Operation ACOLYTE. She has been awarded the Australian Defence Medal.