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Written by Neil McLean   
Saturday, 03 January 2009
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In adversity there is strength

One of the benefits of serving in the Australian Defence Force is mateship where bonds with your mates are for life.


With the above in mind, this site combining all the features required, has been created with the assistance of people who have donated their time, expertise and hosting of the site.


Once a person leaves the military, without the support of their mates, life can change dramatically.
It may be that the person was injured and can no longer function as they once did, or, it may just be a lack of companionship. This forum is a private forum available only to pre-approved members or ex members of the Australian Military. The content of the forum is not for public viewing.


Forum Administration and Managers Neil (Macca) McLean, Neil (Rocky) Rankin, Ken (Doc) Barclay and Ron Hobba on behalf of all Australian current and ex-service personnel.

No Liability by the forum Administration, host or it's membership is accepted.


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