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CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER AND DEPUTY SECRETARY STRATEGY

MRBRENDANSARGEANT

Phone number: 6265 2848

Office Location: R 1-5-BOO I

Personal Biography

Mr Sargeant was appointed Chief Operating Officer of the Department of Defence on 12 September 2013. He will continue to perform the role of Deputy Secretary Strategy until this position is filled. He has been Deputy Secretary Strategy since March 2012.

Mr Sargeant has wide experience in Defence and has held senior appointments including Acting Deputy Head of the Defence Personnel Executive, Minister/Counsellor Defence Policy, Australian Embassy Washington, Deputy Director Intelligence, Defence Signals Directorate, and Head of Strategic Policy Division.

In 2006 Mr Sargeant transferred to Centrelink and held a number of senior appointments, including General Manager, Information Technology Planning and Project Coordination, and General Manager, Strategy and Capability.

In January 2009, Mr Sargeant transferred to the positIOn of First Assistant Secretary, Government and Defence Division, Budget Group, Department of Finance and Deregulation.

In February 2010 Mr Sargeant was promoted to Deputy Secretary Strategy (Operations), Department of Defence and subsequently transferred to Deputy Secretary Strategic Reform and Governance for two years prior to taking up his current appointment.

Mr Sargeant has degrees in Political Science and English Literature.

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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER DEFENCE MATERIEL ORGANISATION

WARREN KING

Phone

Personal Biography

it to meet ''''<1f..... '' and the Government.

Warren Organisation (DMO) in September 2004 as the Manager Warfare (AWD), project to approval which was suc:ce!ssn achieved in July 2007.

In September 2007,

participate in 1""'1"""11" 20 10 was as Deputy following the re-establishment ofthis position.

Warren has a strong international Defence OJ\.I'"'1''''''' Defence arena including

in RAN, Warren a variety of positions in ranglrlg from small Australian enterprises to large multi-national corporations.

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AIRMSHL MARK BINSKIN, AO

Appointment 3 July 20]4

Personal Biography

Air Marshal Mark Binskin was born in Sydney in 1960. in I after an initial period

(RAN). Air Marshal

He Australian Air Australian Navy

on completion of flying he was to A-4G Skyhawk aircraft. He served in VC724 and VF805

Squadrons and in January 1982 was with the Australian Air flying Mirage In aircraft. On exchange and with disbanding ofthe Navy's wmg he

as the first RAN pilot to undergo an

Air Marshal Binskin's flying tours include No 2 Operational No 77 at Williamtown, NSW 18 on F/A­

18 aircraft with the United Navy at VFA-I at Lemoore, California; instructing on F­16C aircraft with the United States Air Force at 314 Tactical Fighter Training Squadron, USAF at Luke AFB, and No 75 Squadron at Northern 18

His command appointments include Officer of No Williamtown, Commander of Combat Group (F/A-J8, III, Hawk and later as Air Commander Australia. Air Marshal Binskin's flying qualifications include Combat Instructor and Tactical Pilot. Additionally, he has RAAF F/A-18 Hornet Demonstration Pilot. He over 3,500 hours in

Air Marshal Binskin has

Airborne Early Warning and contribution to war in as Australian Theatre. Following served as the Director of Combined Air Operations Centre he was responsible for the conduct of Coalition air operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom (ADF Operations Catalyst and Slipper). For was a Commendation tor Distinguished Service.

Air Marshal Binskin was Chief of on 4 July 2011.

Air Force the period 2008-11 and was appointed as Vice

Air Marshal t\"v'o sons. Air Marshal nt..r ..",fc include most motor

is married to with family.

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CHIEF OF ARMY

LTGEN DAVID MORRISON, AO

Appointment expiry date: 3 July 2014

Phone number: 6265 4311

Office Location: R 1-4-B003

Personal Biography

Lieutenant General David Morrison, AO joined the Army in 1979, after completing a BA at the Australian National University. He graduated from the Officer Cadet School, Portsea to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps and between 1980 and 1991 he held a variety of regimental positions, from Lieutenant to Major, in Brisbane, Singleton and Newcastle. He was also the Australian Instructor at the Royal Military Academy, Sand hurst UK in the period 1987 to 1988. After attending Army Command and Staff College in 1992, he was appointed as the Brigade Major of the 3rd Brigade, deploying in that role to Bougainville as part of Operation Lagoon in 1994, and following his promotion to Lieutenant Colonel in 1994 he spent two years at Army Headquarters as the Director of Preparedness and Mobilisation.

He was the Commanding Officer of the Second Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment in 1997 and 1998. Lieutenant General Morrison was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 1999 for his services as Brigade Major, Director of Preparedness and MobiJisation and as CO 2RAR.

He was promoted to Colonel in October 1999 and took up the position of Colone.1 Operations, Headquarters International Force East Timor (INTERFET). On his return to Australia, he was posted to the Deployable Joint Force Headquarters as Chief of Staff. In 200 I he attended the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies, Canberra, graduating with an MA in Strategic Studies. He was promoted to Brigadier in November 2002 and commanded the 3rd Brigade from December 2002 until December 2004. He was then appointed as Director-General Preparedness and Plans - Army and held that position until his promotion to Major General in December 2005.

He became Commander of the Australian Defence College in January 2006. In April 2007, he was appointed Head Military Strategic Commitments where he served for eleven months before becoming the Deputy Chief of Army in early 2008. He was appointed as Land Commander Australia in December 2008 and became Army's first Forces Commander on I July 2009. On 24 June 20 II, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and on 27 June 20 I I he assumed his current appointment of Chief of Army.

His hobbies include remembering when he used to play golf, staying fit , cooking and reading. He is married to Gayle and has three adult sons from a previous marriage.

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CHIEF OF AIR FORCE

AIRMSHL GEOFF BROWN, AO

Appointment expiry date: 3 14

Phone number: 6265 5474

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in 1981an and was initially to Number 12 Squadron Royal Australian Air Ambedey to After three years at Number 12 Squadron he was at Royal

and spent 18 months as a Flying Instructor before to Flying in 1986. While at

trI"',MI'\,>,. of the Roulettes from 1987-89. He led the

In 1990, Air Marshal Brown was posted to Royal Australian Air Force Base Williamtown for and then completed a short tour at Number 77 Squadron. On n"f'om("tj

in 1991 was posted to Number 75 Squadron Royal Australian Tindal as a Flight Commander.

In 1993, Marshal Brown was then posted to Number 77 Squadron as Executive Officer. completed in I to Air

Command as Officer Operational and was

From 1997 to 2000, Air Marshal Brown commanded Number 3 J\.IUI<lUI

III and assumed the position Officer Commanding Number 82 Wing in December 2000. In 2003 he commanded all F/A-18 and C-130 operations in Operation Freedom was appointed a Member Order of Australia and a Merit for his service in the operation. He was Officer Commanding Airborne Warning and

until 2004 and 2005 at the He then commanded Air 2006.

June

From January 2007 until June was Director General Capability Planning in Air Headquarters. Air Marshal Brown was Deputy Chief of Air from 30 June 2008 to 3 July l. Air Marshal Brown was appointed Air Force from 4 July II.

Air Marshal Brown has over 5,000 hours in military aircraft.

in Canberra with his wife Amanda and his two sons, Ryan and His sporting are motorsports.

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CHIEF CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT

V ADM PETER JONES, AO, DSC, RAN

Phone

Location: 110

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joined the Royal Australian 1974 and is a surface warfare specialist. Admiral included command of the

Task Group. 2002-2003, then Group Gulf as well as the multi­

(MIF). was the Maritime Interception Operations ........ r"""''' Commander 2003 Iraq War and commanded MIF during the Khawr Abd Allah Waterway clearance operation. He was awarded Distinguished

the for

Canadian Navy. His included Commander Australian Navy Command, Head of

J6 and Head Capability Systems within Capability Development Group. Chiefof II.

these on to The Australian Centenary History of Defence: Volume Navy (200 I) and Naval Power and Expeditionary Warfare: Pp,r'H\h,p,r!l Campaigns New Theatres Naval I J). has to Australian Dictionary and is

a long term project to the Royal Naval

studies, Vice Admiral Jones has received a New South Wales.

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CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER

MR PHILLIP PRIOR

Phone number: 6265 6790

Office Location: R J-2-COO]

Personal Biography

Phillip Prior is the Chief Finance Officer of the Department of Defence.

Phillip joined the Department on 9 January 2006.

Before that, Phillip was with the Department of Finance from 1997, where he was involved in accounting and budgeting policy work as well as a number of operational activities.

From 200 I to 2006, Phillip was a member of the Financial Reporting Council. During that time he was the Chair of the Nominations Committee and a member of the Working Group which oversaw the development of the Simpkins Report on Sector Neutrality.

Phillip is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and holds a Bachelor of Applied Economics and a Master of Business Administration.

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CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

DR PETER LAWRENCE

Phone number: 6266 7303

Office Location: APW-5-030

Personal Biography

Dr Peter Lawrence was appointed to the role of Chief Information Officer in November 2012. Prior to joining the Australian Public Service he had a long career in the private sector working for Royal Dutch Shell, ANZ and Origin Energy.

Dr Lawrence graduated from the University of Bath with a PhD in Chemistry in 1989, prior to that he completed a BSc in Chemistry at the University of Nottingham from 1982-1985.

Upon graduating with his PhD he joined Royal Dutch Shell in London and embarked on a career of 18 years with them. During this time he held a wide variety of roles of increasing seniority and global reach based in the UK, Australia and Japan. These included: Managing Director, Shell Services International Japan; Operations Manager IT Professional Services Asia Pacific Middle East, Shell IT International; and Country Manager IT, Shell Australia.

In 2007 he joined the ANZ Bank based in Melbourne as the Head of IT Infrastructure. After less than a year role in the role he moved to be the Chief Information Officer for ANZ New Zealand based in Wellington covering all of the business activities in New Zealand across the Retail, Agricultural, Commercial and Institutional banking business.

Upon returning from New Zealand in 2011 Dr Lawrence joined Origin Energy, based in Melbourne, as the Group Manager IT, supporting the Energy Markets business covering the Generation, Wholesale, Trading, LPG and Retail parts of the business.

He is married with two children, a son and a daughter. When time permits he enjoys watching most sport, keeping fit, and travelling.

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Chapter 11 - Defence FaclW ~EJ\'SSrf'lro I DEPUTY SECRETARY DEFENCE SUPPORT AND REFORM

MR STEVE GRZESKOWIAK

Phone number: 6265 6060

Office Location: RI-6-AOOI

Personal Biography

Steve Grzeskowiak was promoted to Deputy Secretary Defence Support and Reform in January 2013. As a consolidated service delivery organisation for Defence, Steve is responsible for a range of support services where Defence works, trains and lives across Australia, the development and management of the Defence estate, and the interface between Defence and its Ministers, other Government agencies, Parliament and the community.

Steve had a broad career across the Australian and UK Defence Departments prior to leading the Defence Support and Reform Group.

Chief Operating Officer, Defence Support and Reform - 2011-2013

Head People Policy - 2008-2011

Director General Personnel Policy - 2006-2008

Director General Occupational Health and Safety - 2004-2006

UK/Australia personnel exchange program - 2001

Various roles in the UK Ministry of Defence, including project manager, career manager and professional engineer - 1978-2001

Steve is married to Kathy and has two children.

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DEPUTY SECRETARY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY

MR STEVE MEEKIN

Phone number: 02 6265 1630

Office Location: R 1-6-BOO I

Personal Biography

Steve Meekin was appointed Deputy Secretary, Intelligence and Security in the Department of Defence in March 2012.

He is responsible for leading the Intelligence and Security Group which consists of the Australian Signals Directorate, Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation, Defence Intelligence Organisation and Defence Security Authority.

Prior to this appointment Steve was the Director of the then Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation and had an extensive career in the Australian Army, retiring as a Major General in 20 I O.

During his Army career, Steve gained extensive operational and intelligence experience serving in the infantry as a soldier and as an artillery and intelligence officer. He held senior appointments in the three Defence strategic intelligence agencies. He has also served with the armed forces of the United Kingdom and the United States and completed a number of operational deployments in the Middle East, especially in the Sinai, in Iran and Iraq with the United Nations and more recently commanding a task force in Iraq.

Steve is a graduate of the Royal Military College Duntroon, Army Command and Staff College, Joint Services Staff College, Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies and the Australian Graduate School of Management. His academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Science. Steve was appointed an Officer of the United States Legion of Merit for his command and leadership in Iraq and a Member of the Order of Australia for his performance in senior intelligence and command appointments. He is also Colonel Commandant of the Australian Intelligence Corps.

Steve is married to Jenny Nicholson and they have two adult sons, Alexander and Matthew. His pastimes and interests include jogging, international relations, military history and gardening.

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Cha ptet· 11 - Defence FaJ~~l!.~100 I DEPUTY SECRETARY DEFENCE PEOPLE

MS CARMEL MCGREGOR, PSM

Phone number: 6265 7339

Office Location: RI-1-COO I

Personal Biography

Carmel McGregor is the Deputy Secretary Defence People in the Department of Defence. She joined the Department of Defence in March 2012.

Carmel's previous position was that of Deputy Australian Public Service Commissioner where she was a member of the Advisory Group on Reform of Australian Government Administration (Blueprint). During 2011 Carmel led a review of Pathways for APS Women in Defence.

Prior to joining the Australian Public Service Commission in 2008, Carmel was Deputy Secretary Client and Corporate Services in the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) from 2005. Whilst in DIAC she led global client service reform and a major organisational and cultural change program.

Carmel also held senior positions in Centrelink managing employment and education as well as People and Corporate Performance where she re-engineered the human resource, leadership development and organisational design functions.

From 1999-2001 Carmel lived in Paris where she worked as a consultant for the Public Management Service of the OECD with key involvement in international fora on modernising government.

Carmel was Australia's representative and Vice Chair of the OECD's Public Governance Committee from 2008-2012. She is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, a Fellow of the Australian Human Resources Institute, National Fellow of the Institute of Public Administration Australia, Vice President of the Institute of Public Administration Australia in the ACT, a member of the Australian Institute of Training and Development and a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

In October 2012 Carmel was selected as inaugural Woman of Influence Public Policy in the Financial Review/Westpac 100 Women of Influence. Also in October 2012, Carmel was awarded an ANZSIG Public Service Excellence Award Honorary Adjunct Professorship. Carmel is the recipient of a Public Service Medal in the Australia Day 2013 Honours List

Carmel is originally from Queensland and holds an Arts degree with majors in psychology and sociology from the University of Queensland. Carmel also holds the position of University of Canberra Adjunct Professor.

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Top 5 Projects Forecast Expenditure

BudgetApproved Project

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Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircraft

Multi Role Helicopter

Amphibious Deployment and Sustainment

Future Naval Aviation Combat System Helicopter

SEA 4000 Phase 3

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JP 2048 Phase 4A/B

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7,859

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Australian Capital Territory

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Anzac Park West

Australian Defence College

Australian Defence Force Academy

Brindabella Park

Campbell Park Offices

Fairbairn Business Park

HMAS Creswell

HMAS Harman

Royal Military College

Russell Offices

Fraser

Canberra

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

Fraser

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Weston Creek

Canberra

Pialligo

Campbell

Fairburn

Jervis Bay

Canberra

Duntroon

Russell

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Blarney Barracks

Defence Establishment Orchard Hills

Defence Plaza Sydney

Garden Islands Defence Precinct

General John Baker Complex

HMAS Albatross

HMAS Kuttabul

(Fleet Base East)

HMAS Penguin

HMAS Waterhen

HMAS Watson

Liverpool Military Area

RAAF Glenbrook

RAAF Richmond

RAAF Wagga

Electorate

Riverina

Lindsay

Sydney

Wentworth

Eden-Monaro

Gilmore

Wentworth

Warringah

North Sydney

Wentworth

Hughes

Macquarie

Greenway

Riverina

Suburb

Kapooka

Orchard Hills

Sydney

Potts Point

Bungendore

Nowra

Potts Point

Mosman

Waverton

Watsons Bay

Liverpool

Glenbrook

Richmond

Wagga Wagga

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RAAF Newcastle Wi II iamtown

Williamtown

Randwick Kingsford­Randwick

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Victoria Barracks Wentworth Paddington

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HMAS Coonawarra

Joint Defence Establishment Pine Gap

Larrakeyah Defence Precinct

RAAF Darwin

RAAF Tindal

Robertson Barracks

Eleetonte

Lingiari

Solomon

Solomon

Lingiari

Solomon

Solomon

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Solomon

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Timber Creek

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Borneo Barracks Groom Cabarlah

Bulimba Barracks Griffith Bulimba

Gallipoli Barracks Ryan Enoggera

HMAS Cairns Leichhardt Cairns

Jezzine Barracks Herbert Townsville

Kokoda Barracks Forde Canungra

Lavarack Barracks Herbert Townsville

RAAF Amberley Blair Amberley

RAAF Scherger Leichhardt Weipa

RAAF Townsville Herbert Townsville

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Ross Island Barracks

Shoal water Bay Training Area

Swartz Barracks

Townsville Field Training Area

Tasmania

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Navy Headquarters Tasmania

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EstablishlDent Electorate Suburb Base Description

Defence Centre Woomera

Edinburgh Defence Precinct

Keswick Barracks

Navy Headquarters South Australia (Keswick Barracks)

Grey Woomera

Wakefield Edinburgh

Adelaide Keswick

Adelaide Keswick

Woodside Mayo Woodside Barracks

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Albury Wodonga Indi

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Bendigo Multi Bendigo

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Melbourne

DSTO Melbourne Fishermans Bend Ports

Fort Queenscliff Corangamite

HMAS Cerberus Flinders

LEA Accredited Test Services McEwen Monegeetta

Puckapunyal McEwen

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RAAF East Sale Gippsland

RAAF Williams Lalor

Simpson JagajagaBarracks

Victoria MelbourneBarracks PortsMelbourne

Albury / Wodonga

Longlea

Melbourne

Fishermans Bend

Queenscliff

Crib Point

Monegeetta

Puckapunyal

East Sale

Laverton and Point Cook

Macleod

Southbank

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Campbell Barracks

Fleet Base West

Irwin Barracks

Leeuwin Barracks

RAAF Curtin

RAAF Learmonth

RAAF Pearce

Curtin

Brand

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Fremantle

Kalgoorlie

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Rockingham

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Bradshaw Field Training Area Defence Establishment Berrimah Delamere Range Facility HMAS COONAWARRA Larrakeyah Barracks Mt Bundey Training Area RAAF Darwin RAAF Tindal Robertson Barracks Shoal Bay Receiving Station

South Australia Cultana Training Area OS TO Edinburgh Hampstead Barracks Keswick Barracks Murray Bridge Training Area Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield RAAF Edinburgh Warradale Barracks Woodside Barracks Woomera

Western Australia Campbell Barracks Fleet Base West· Garden Island Harold E Holt Irwin Barracks Leeuwin Barracks Palmer Barracks RAAF Curtin RAAF Learmonth RAAF Pearce Yampi Sound Training Area

I Buckland Military Training Area Defence Plaza Melbourne DIGO Bendigo DSTO Fishermans Bend DSTO Scottsdale Fort Direction Fort Gellibrand Fort Queenscliff HMAS Cerberus Maribyrnong Maygar Barracks Oakleigh Barracks Paterson Barracks Ponlville Small Arms Range Complex Puckapunyal Military Area RAAF East Sale RAAF Williams Laverton/Point Cook Simpson Barracks Stony Head Training Area Swan Island Vicloria Barracks Melbourne

Australian Defence College Austral ian Defence Force Academy Beecroft Weapons Range Blarney Barracks Kapooka Brindabella Parll Offices Campbell Park Offices Defence Service Centre. Cooma Gaza Ridge Barracks North Bandiana Gaza Ridge Barracks South Bandiana HMAS ALBATROSS HMAS CRESWElL HMAS Harman HQ JOC Bungendore Latchford Barracks Bonegilla Majura Range RAAF Fairbairn RAAF Wagga RMC Duntroon Russell Offices Wadsworth Barracks Easl Bandiana Wollongong Hydrographic Office

- Oakey Borneo Barracks Cabar1ah Bulimba Barracks Brisbane Canungra Training Area Cowley Beach Training Area Damascus Barracks Meeandah Gallipoli Barracks Enoggera Greenbank Training Area HMASCairns Joint Defence Establishmenl - Thursday Island Jungle Training Wing (Tully) Kokoda Barracks Canungra Lava rack Barracks Mount Stuart Training Area Porton Barracks RAAF Amber1ey • Evans Head Air Weapons Range RAAF Scherger RAAF TownSVille Rockhampton Ross Island Barracks Shoalwater Bay Training Area Townsville Field Training Area Victoria Barracks Brisbane Wide Bay Training Area

NORTHERN NEW SOUTH

Beersheba Barracks Tamworth Bullecourt Barracks Adamstown Defence Business Centre ­Raymond Terrace Defence Establishment Orchard Hills Defence Plaza Sydney DSTO Redfern Garden Island Precinct • Fleet Base East • Garden Island • HMAS Kuttabul HMAS Penguin HMAS Watemen HMAS Watson Liverpool Military Area • Holsworthy • Moorebank Myambat RAAF Williamtown RAAF Glenbrook RAAF Richmond Randwick Barracks Singleton Military Area Victoria Barracks Sydney

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