Letters to the Editor

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“The experiences of the Canadians and the Danes in their employment of tanks in Afghanistan highlight the impressive effectiveness of

Will the new CA reinstate 1 Armd Regt to its combat role in memory of the tank crewmen whose lives

Dear Veterans Count supporter, Can you help start the count in another electorate? Some federal electorates still have no Veterans

Before any apology, there must be an acceptance of responsibility.  This, in turn, requires an understanding of the wrong-doing involved

Extracts from the 1st Armoured Regiment Association’s letter of 15 January 2025, to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs,

Dear Veterans Count supporter, Can you help others start the count in another electorate? Defence people move. Families move. Friendships

Who knows if 1 Armd Reg will ever become a combat unit again. But if it does … how long

It’s too early to expect the new Chief of Army to make a decision about the future of 1st Armoured

Can it really be done, or are we pissing into the wind?  Can the Australian Defence Force really defend our

Dear Editor, DVA is asking veterans, families and clinicians to help shape its allied health reforms. But the $5000 annual

Dear Editor, Albanese Labor wants veterans to applaud higher allied health fees while ignoring the $748 million saving attached to

Alternative title: The Fighting Spirit of Soldiers: What NOT to do … to Keep it Alive! “The Australian Army still

The Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC) used to have three roles.  With armoured mobility having been taken over by infantry,

Dear Editor, I joined Jaynie Seale live on Sky News on Sunday morning to explain why the $5000 allied health

Is it too much to expect that more than 100 published letters would make a difference?  Maybe it’s time to

Dear Editor, Matt Keogh has now shown his trick regarding the Allied Health Cap. On Sky News Politics Now, he

Will returning 1st Armoured Regiment to its combat role be something Lieutenant General Susan Coyle should list high among her priorities?

Dear Editor, Pat Conroy has now put more shape around “the system”. Earlier, he said Defence workers were let down

“Ethics refers to the principles, values, and standards that guide people in determining what is right and wrong. It influences