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R20 Takes Flight Across Australia cover winter 18.indd 1 08-May-18 8:57:56 AM INSIDE Master Volume 70 No 2 AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION PUBLICATION Editor Mark Eaton [email protected] PO Box 1269 Bondi Junction NSW 1355 57 President Carl Schiller OAMCSM Vice Presidents Governance Bob Bunney Advocacy & Entitlements Richard Kelloway OBE Communications & Media Lance Halvorson MBE Secretary Peter Colliver 22 10 [email protected] Treasurer Bob Robertson Publisher Flight Publishing Pty Ltd FEATURES REGULARS [email protected] DIVISION CONTACTS ACT [email protected] 0428 622 105 NSW [email protected] 10 6 National Council 02 9393 3485 The F-35A Lightning II QLD [email protected] 45 Air Force Today 0417 452 643 16 The Domino Theory SA [email protected] 08 8227 0980 52 Defence Talk TAS [email protected] 22 The Great Flight of the 03 6234 3862 Vimy 55 Australian Air League VIC [email protected] 03 9813 4600 28 Record of Luck 57 Air Force Cadets WA [email protected] 08 9288 4710 42 Magpie Painting 59 Briefing Room JOIN THE AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION 64 History Subscribe online at www.raafa.org.au, click on “ ” and follow Wings Archive Front Cover: 71 Veterans Information the prompts; pay via BPay or funds transfer via your bank. 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The veteran unemployment rate to deal with the social and economic Acts. Further, it also supports the is five times the national unemployment catastrophe that followed. Fortunately, professionalization of military advocacy rate of 5.5%, and over twice the youth there were those among our political training and employment, which appears unemployment at 13.3%. Veterans forefathers and returned servicemen to be attracting interest from younger also have a higher mismatch of skills who recognised and advocated for much veterans. The involvement of younger in civil employment (19%) compared needed support to our veterans and veterans is pivotal to the future of to their civilian counterparts at their families. Today, our service people advocacy. 8.5%. Studies into the relationship are supported by veterans’ legislation The term ‘veteran’ is not clearly between unemployment and well- and a government department that understood by the Defence and wider being undoubtedly indicate long-term is dedicated to administering that communities.
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