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The Hon Warren Snowdon, MP, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel and the Minister for Defence Materiel, the Hon. Jason Clare, down in the austere compartment during a tour of an Armidale Class Patrol Boat with Lieutenant Commander William Triffitt, Commanding Officer Aware Three onboard HMAS Glenelg.

Professor Salim Bouzerdoum receives the 2011 DSTO Eureka Prize from Warren Snowdon, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel.

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Professor Salim Bouzerdoum from the University of Wollongong was awarded the Eureka Prize for outstanding science in support of Defence or national security for his radar imaging technology that can ‘see’ through walls. The proposed imaging system has significant potential to benefit Defence as well as law enforcement, security and counter-terrorism agencies.

Professor Salim Bouzerdoum receives the 2011 DSTO Eureka Prize from Warren Snowdon, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel. Professor Bouzerdoum received the award for his work on radar imaging technology that can ‘see’ through walls.

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The award was presented at the Australian Museum Eureka Prize ceremony in Sydney on the 6th of September, 2011. The DSTO Eureka Prize recognises outstanding science in support of Defence and national security.

Mayor of Fromelles, M. Hubert Huchette, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel, Warren Snowdon and Major General Brian Dawson, Senior Australian Representative to NATO and EU, representing the Chief of Army pay their respect as the last post is played.

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Minister for Defence Science, Personnel and Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon, paid his respects to 14 World War One soldiers at a headstone dedication ceremony in Fromelles, France on 19 July 2011.

The Minister was at the Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery marking the 95th anniversary of the Battle of Fromelles and joined relatives of the men as named headstones were unveiled.

Relatives of the fourteen soldiers identified were also present at the ceremony at the Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery.

Major General Brian Dawson, Senior Australian Representative to NATO and EU, representing the Chief of Army and Mayor of Fromelles, M. Hubert Huchette were also present at the Ceremony.

A student from Cobbers School, Fromelles assisting with the ceremony at the Fromelles Military Cemetery.

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Minister for Defence Science, Personnel and Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon, paid his respects to 14 World War One soldiers at a headstone dedication ceremony in Fromelles, France on 19 July 2011.

The Minister was at the Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery marking the 95th anniversary of the Battle of Fromelles and joined relatives of the men as named headstones were unveiled.

Relatives of the fourteen soldiers identified were also present at the ceremony at the Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery.

Major General Brian Dawson, Senior Australian Representative to NATO and EU, representing the Chief of Army and Mayor of Fromelles, M. Hubert Huchette were also present at the Ceremony.

(L-R) CPL Garth O’Connell of the C Company, 4/3 RNSWR, the Director of the Australian War Memorial, Steve Gower and Danielle Cassar receive the Employer Support Award for the Public Sector from the Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney and chair of the Defence Reserves Support Council for the ACT and South East NSW Region, Mr Phillip Moss.

Mid Caption: The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney, has congratulated the 16 Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and South East New South Wales employers recognised for their support of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserves, at a function on June 16.

The event organised by the ACT & SE NSW Defence Reserves Support Council (DRSC) and held at the Australian War Memorial recognised employers who have been particularly supportive of their Reservist employees.

The Employer of the Year Award for Public Sector was presented to the Australian War Memorial, Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (Large) was presented to Wollongong based BlueScope Steel and Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (SME) was awarded to Goulburn-based Recognition First.

CAPT Attila Ovari, 5 CER and Jan Green, Director Recognition First receives the Employer Support Award for a small non-government organisation from The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney (right) and chair of the Defence Reserves Support Council for the ACT and South East NSW Region, Mr Phillip Moss (left).

Mid Caption: The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney, has congratulated the 16 Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and South East New South Wales employers recognised for their support of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserves, at a function on June 16.
The event organised by the ACT & SE NSW Defence Reserves Support Council (DRSC) and held at the Australian War Memorial recognised employers who have been particularly supportive of their Reservist employees.
The Employer of the Year Award for Public Sector was presented to the Australian War Memorial, Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (Large) was presented to Wollongong based BlueScope Steel and Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (SME) was awarded to Goulburn-based Recognition First.

The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney (right) and chair of the Defence Reserves Support Council for the ACT and South East NSW Region, Mr Phillip Moss (left) present GNR Wilson Lau, 10 Fd Bty and Damian Hornung, State Super Financial Services Australia with an Employer Support Award.

Mid Caption: The Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, Senator David Feeney, has congratulated the 16 Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and South East New South Wales employers recognised for their support of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserves, at a function on June 16.
The event organised by the ACT & SE NSW Defence Reserves Support Council (DRSC) and held at the Australian War Memorial recognised employers who have been particularly supportive of their Reservist employees.
The Employer of the Year Award for Public Sector was presented to the Australian War Memorial, Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (Large) was presented to Wollongong based BlueScope Steel and Employer of the Year Award for Private Sector (SME) was awarded to Goulburn-based Recognition First.

Caption: (Left to right) Signaller Gary Wilson from the Second Commando Regiment, Chief of Army Lieutenant General Ken Gillespie, Mrs Renee Wilson and Minister for Veterans' Affairs and Defence Science and Personnel Warren Snowdon at the Chief of Army’s Wounded, Injured and Ill Diggers Forum, at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra on June 1.

Wounded, Injured and Ill soldiers and their families were invited to attend the Chief of Army’s Wounded Injured and Ill Diggers Forum for 2011 at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra on June 1.

The Forum was attended by 115 guests including soldiers and their families, service providers and senior commanders. The Forum was an opportunity to ensure Army listens and learns from its members. This aims to enhance Army’s comprehensive and integrated approach to the management of wounded, injured and ill people and their families.

Issues focused on during the Forum include medical management, communication, rehabilitation, and access to support services.
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Photo by: Lance Corporal Mark Doran

Caption: Attendees of the Chief of Army Wounded, Injured or Ill Diggers Forum at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra on June 1.

Wounded, Injured and Ill soldiers and their families were invited to attend the Chief of Army’s Wounded Injured and Ill Diggers Forum for 2011 at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra on June 1.

The Forum was attended by 115 guests including soldiers and their families, service providers and senior commanders. The Forum was an opportunity to ensure Army listens and learns from its members. This aims to enhance Army’s comprehensive and integrated approach to the management of wounded, injured and ill people and their families.

Issues focused on during the Forum include medical management, communication, rehabilitation, and access to support services.

Photo by: Lance Corporal Mark Doran

Australian and New Zealand WWII Veterans (centre rear) watch on as members of Australia's Federation Guard (left and centre) participate in the commemoration.

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Australia’s Federation Guard participated in a ceremony at the Allied War Cemetery in Souda Bay on the Island of Crete commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Crete.

The ceremony was attended by the Duke of Gloucester His Royal Highness Prince Richard, Minister for Veterans’ Affairs the Hon. Warren Snowdon MP, Deputy Chief of the Australian Army Major General Paul Symon, and veterans of the conflict including a delegation from Australia.

Australia's Federation Guard is an ADF unit, comprising of members from the Royal Australian Navy, the Australian Army and the Royal Australian Air Force, that provides ceremonial support for the Australian Commonwealth.

Photograph by: Corporal (CPL) Janine Fabre
1st Joint Public Affairs Unit

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