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Lieutenant Colonel Sean L’Estrange is an Infantry officer who recently served as a Directing Staff member at the Australian Command and Staff College – Canberra (2009–10). He is a graduate of the Joint Australian Command and Staff College (2006) and is a former Commanding Officer of 16RWAR (2007–08). His overseas service includes a Commonwealth Attachment to the British Army (1992) and Active Service as the JTF633-A Operations Analyst deployed to Tarin Kot, Afghanistan, in direct support of MRTF-2 and …
Major Michael Reade is an Associate Professor of anaesthetics and intensive care medicine at the Austin Hospital and the University of Melbourne. He joined Sydney University Regiment in 1989, completed the First Appointment Course and was commissioned as a general service officer. After medical qualification, he served as RMO of UNSWR and SUR, on exchange with 144 Parachute Medical Squadron in London and the 2nd Armoured Division in Texas and California, and as a specialist medical officer with 1HSB and …
Signalman Russell Larner joined the GRES in January 2004 and, after postings as a clerk with the 4th Combat Engineer Regiment and 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (Commando), he joined the ARA in January 2006 as an Operator Specialist Communications. After completing initial employment training at the Defence Force School of Signals, he was posted to the 1st Combat Signals Regiment (1 CSR). As a member of 1 CSR he deployed with the Force Communications Element in September 2008 in support of …
In 2010, Captain Clark was employed as the Officer Commanding the Amphibious Beach Team. During this time he conducted exercises with the New Zealand, United States, French and United Kingdom amphibious forces. He was also attached to 3rd Royal Marine Commando Brigade for Exercise AURIGA, which was conducted in the United States. Captain Clark is now employed as the Officer Commanding 30 Terminal Squadron. … Dean …
Chris Forbes-Ewan has twenty-five years’ experience in Defence nutrition, including extensive research into food acceptability, food intake, energy expenditure and physical performance enhancement. For ten years he was the Australian National Leader of an international defence technical panel under The Technical Cooperation Program. This panel conducted collaborative and cooperative research into performance enhancement for special and conventional operations. From 2006 to 2009 Chris was the Australian …
Captain Dominic Bowen has a Masters of International Relations from Macquarie University and is completing a law thesis at the University of New South Wales focusing on the principle of distinction. As a civilian, he has served in various humanitarian missions in Pakistan, Iraq, Indonesia, Tonga, the Solomon Islands, Timor, northern Thailand and along the Thai-Burma boarder. He has deployed to Afghanistan with the Special Operations Task Group. … Dominic …