The RAEME Aircraft Maintenance School invites you to the celebration of the 82nd RAEME Corps Birthday, to be held on the evening of Friday, 29 November 2024, at Swartz Barracks, Oakey. This dinner will bring together current and past members of the Corps, as well as special guests, for an evening of camaraderie and tradition. The event will be an opportunity for junior members to experience a formal mess dinner and for all attendees to celebrate our shared Corps heritage.
The evening will include the recognition of select personnel through promotions and farewells, set against the backdrop of a formal dining experience. In addition to the ceremonial aspects, the dinner promises to be a memorable social event, with a focus on building esprit de corps and reinforcing RAEME values. We warmly encourage all members, partners, and invited guests to attend and contribute to the significance of this occasion.
To confirm your attendance, please purchase your ticket through the RAMS Try Booking webpage by 8 November 2024. Tickets are just $70, with the seating capacity capped at 175 attendees. For any dietary, transport, or special requirements, kindly include details when securing your ticket. We look forward to celebrating the RAEME 82nd Birthday together and making this an unforgettable event.
Commanding Officer
RAEME Aircraft Maintenance School
Exercise KERIS WOOMERA - Cowley Beach
Above: Soldiers and a M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank prepare for an amphibious landing on Cowley Beach, QLD.
As part of Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2024 (IPE24), the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) will conduct a bilateral amphibious activity for the first time as part of Exercise KERIS WOOMERA.
Above: Soldiers and a M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank prepare for an amphibious landing on Cowley Beach, QLD.
Exercise KERIS WOOMERA is a combined joint activity conducted by ADF and TNI forces including approximately 2,000 personnel drawn from the Navy, Army, and Air Forces of each nation. By training together, forces from Indonesia and Australia can build upon shared tactics, techniques, and procedures to enhance interoperability and readiness to respond to shared security challenges in the region.
Images and information courtesy of Defence
ALTC News
Congratulations Craftsman Tyler Fuller in coming in second at the WorldSkills Australia competition in the welding category last month!
WorldSkills Australia regional competitions showcase the best students undertaking traineeships across 60 different trades, with the opportunity to compete internationally.
CFN Fuller nominated himself to undergo the five hour competition, where competitors were required to complete various welds in multiple positions (including overhead!), with welds then bent, crack tested and assessed by industry leaders.
A fantastic achievement for a pro on the rise!
Simon says “put your hands on your head!”
Simon says “strike a pose!”
“Pretend I said something funny!”
Gotcha, Armament and Construction Wing!
Congrats on what we hear was a great night of customs and tradition, engagement with our local community and a cheeky ASEME Cross Country win celebration!
Images and information courtesy of Defence
