Cruiser Australia Kamikaze Aircraft In World War II
The cruiser Australia Kamikaze Aircraft served across oceans including the Middle East and UK. She took part in patrols off Norway and the Dakar attack, was hit by shell fire, survived kamikaze assaults, led convoy duties, and participated in Leyte Gulf bombardment before recommissioning in May 1947.
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National Service Statistics and Conscience Exemption Totals
National Service tallies show December 21 totals with 3 264 for the Navy 716 242 for the Army and 12 199 for the Air Force. Of 113 373 medics examined 6.5 percent fit for all duties 27 percent for limited duties 2.78 percent temporarily unfit 5.3 percent permanently unfit and 0.8 percent awaiting classification. Exemption actions include 44 on conscientious grounds with 250 exempt 66 allowed combatant duties 130 refused. Since May 13 1053 there were 79 appellants to end 1959. four registered for non combatant duties 32 total exemptions. Early intake of National Service Train Fes and Army service reviews date back to 1934. much training supported by Citizens Military Forces as a voluntary organization amid pace gaps in enlistments.
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Train- Fes
World Wool Demand Outstrips Supply Projections
Miss Truth Seckendatt, director of Jackendatt, outlines long term wool outlook. Global wool use per person climbs toward 1 pound by 1870, pushing required wool to about 2980 million pounds, or 435 million more than current estimates.
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