Australian senior navy sailor dies on HMAS Toowoomba in Mumbai India. 28-year-old soldier has died from a gunshot wound while onboard. The male sailor was alone in his cabin at the time of the incident. Defence has no yet released any details of the incident but the sailor’s family member has been notified.

It’s not the navy ship but the navy itself is sinking in sex scandal. This time the report is a young female, 21-year-old Navy Able Seaman was allegedly raped abroad a mine hunting ship.
According to the report the sexual attack occurred at a Sydney naval base on the 30th of August and the incident was reported to Defence Force investigators on the 9th of September, who then notified the police.
These sorts of undisciplined defence personnel brings the standard and the reputation of the navy to the dust, he should be disciplined and charged. This navy guy surely joined the navy to serve and protect this country. How much more should he be protecting his team mates and fellow navy onboard? Instead he attacked, one of his own and raped and terrorised her, he is a terrorist.
Hope this case will not just be one of the stories of the day and all be forgotten the next day. If a fellow navy or defence personal can’t rely on and trust one of their own to help, support

Australian Defence lost another decorated hero and veteran commando sergeant Todd Langley. 35-eary-old, Sergeant Langley was from Sydney-based 2nd Commando Regiment. Todd, the father of four, three daughters and one son had served twice in East Timor and this was his fifth deployment to Afghanistan.
WA-born commando Sergeant Todd Langley was shot in the head by the insurgents, when helping clear out an area in southern Afghanistan. It was his seventh tour of war zone duty when he was killed by enemy fire. He was the 28th Australian soldier to die in Afghanistan.

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Australia Navy forced a female navel cadet to lie about her being dragged into a room at HMAS Cerberus in Victoria and raped by three male cadets. The former female Navy cadet identified only as Claire told the ABC that after the 1996 rape, the navel investigators told her to lie about the rape and tell that it was consensual. And if she refused, that would be the end of her career.
What is happening to Australian Navy? Can’t even protect, care and support one of theirs own, then how are they going to protect Australia?

Lance Corporal, Andrew Gorgon Jones. Photo: Defence
Lance Corporal Andrew Gorgon Jones, 25, from Queensland was shot by his Afghan counterpart at a patrol in southern Afghanistan. According to Defence Force chief Angus Houston it was not an accidental shooting because multiple shots were fired and the investigation has begun regarding the incident. According to biometrics program record the Afghan soldier was not an imposter, as the defence has the details of this soldier: name, service number, service record, facial images, finger prints, iris scans.
Lieutenant Marcus Sean Case, 27, based in Sydney died after a helicopter crash in Zabul Province, about 90 kilometers from Tarin Kowt in southern Afghanistan. Five other Australian soldiers were injured in the crash. The reason of helicopter crash is not yet know if the Chinook suffered mechanical problems or was hit by enemy firepower.

27-year-old Lieutenant, Marcus Sean Case. Photo: Defence

Lieutenant Case had previously served in East Timor and during Queensland’s flood rescues. He was not part of the Chinook crew but was just one of the passengers on board in the helicopter. Lieutenant Case was unabled to be saved while other five soldiers who were injured in the crash was taken to Role III medical facility in Kandahar to medical treatment.
The families of both Lance Corporal Andrew Gorgon Jones and Lieutenant Marcus Sean Case have been informed of their deaths.

Australian soldiers farewelling the body of Sergeant Brett Wood in Afghanistan.

Australian soldiers in carrying the body of Sergeant Wood

Body of Sergeant Wood carried by fellow soldiers.

Australian soldier salutes the body of Sergeant Brett Wood.

Brett Wood (left) and best mate David Twining (right) who was killed in 2001 in a car accident. Picture: Ben Swinnerton

32-year-old, Sergeant Brett Wood was killed in Afghanistan by a roadside bomb last night. Five other soldiers were wounded in two separate incidents and two were seriously wounded. Sergeant Wood was serving with the Special Operations Task Group when he was killed as a result of the explosion of an improvised explosive device on Monday the 23rd of May 2011.
The highly decorated soldier Sergeant Wood was from the 2nd Commando Regiment based in Sydney. He was the 24th Australian soldier to die on duty in Afghanistan since 2001. Sergeant Wood who was previously deployed to East Timor and the Middle East, this was his third deployment to Afghanistan. Sergeant Wood leaves behind his beloved wife and loving family.

1st Commando Regiment Association, marching with pride. Photo: Thulung Photo

Australian Intelligence Association marching in Bathurst Street on ANZAC day in Sydney with the banner forewarned is forearmed. Photo: Thulung Photo

Australian Air force ladies smart marching during ANZAC day parade in Sydney Australia. Photo: Thulung Photo

Retired Gurkhas and Australian army the ex-Gurkhas marching on Bathurst street during ANZAC day in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Combined British Forces Association marching in Bathurst Street, Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Punjabis, people from Punjab are just like the Gurkhas very common to be seen in the military. Some for many generations following the footsteps of their forefathers, this picture does speak for itself. Punjabi folks posing for photo after the ANZAC day parade in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Serbian Soldiers marching on ANZAC day in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Vietnamese Soldiers marching on ANZAC day in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Philippines Soldiers marching on ANZAC day parade in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Turkish soldier families and representatives on ANZAC day parade in Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

The real Australian Soldier with Australian Flag, at Hyde Park War Memorial, Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Barry O’Farrell, the Premier of NSW speaking to the ANZAC crowd gathered around War Memorial at Hyde Park, Sydney. Photo: Thulung Photo

Australian troops serving in Afghanistan could be discharged for their racial comments in Facebook.

Young West Australian Corporal Richard Edward Atkinson serving in Afghanistan was killed by road side bomb. 22-year-old Darwin-based soldier was killed by the blast about 9:30am Afghan time in Tangi Valley, which also wounded one of his mates.
Young soldier Richard Atkinson was on his first tour of duty in Afghanistan. A young soldier and a young family minded man was engaged to Danielle and was about to be married and start a family this year.
He along with his other wounded mate was flown by US military team to medical base at Tarin Kowt under difficult weather conditions with rain, cloud and dust storm, but was declared dead on arrival.