Mission control

Article Abstract:

Troops and equipment from the Townsville-based 1st Royal Australian Regiment are likely to spearhead an elaborate federal-state emergency relief plan for the victims of Cyclone Larry. Well before the cyclone struck the north Queensland, helicopters were on standby to deliver emergency relief, and troops and military equipment would be used as part of coordinated effort with state emergency services to deliver medical assistance and provide shelter for the victims.

Management, Economic aspects, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Company business management, Storm damage, Post-disaster reconstruction

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Defence: 10 million ways to kill a man

Article Abstract:

Russell Vance, a $10 million man and acting commanding officer at the RAAF (Royal Australian Air Force) admits himself as a man "built to kill", and what made him to become a kill man, is talked about. It is said that after his 28 year old service in the military, he is using his skill of instrument making to make guitars but his life's aim is to fight.

Executive changes & profiles, National Security, Active Military Personnel, Officials and employees, Practice, Military personnel, Australia. Royal Australian Air Force, Vance, Russell

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