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18 July 2018 at RUSI Hall Victoria Barracks Brisbane at 11:45 - 14:00 Meet & Greet
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For further information please contact:
Mr Peter Mapp President Tel: 0415 313 600
Mr S Richard Jeffreys OAM Secretary
RUSI Qld
Victoria Barracks Brisbane
ENOGGERA QLD 4051
Tel: 0411 511 369
Fax: (07) 3233 4545 E: info@rusiq.org.au E: rusiq@optusnet.com.au
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RUSI QLD: HOMEAim The aim of the Institute is to promote informed debate, and to improve public awareness and understanding of defence and national security. The Royal United Service Institute (RUSI) Queensland was founded in Brisbane in 1892 under the presidency of Major General John Fletcher Owen, Commandant, Queensland Defence Force. The organisation centred on improving the education of Service Officers by promoting the study of strategic and defence matters. The RUSI of Queensland is a Constituent Body of the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies - Australia. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ THE BRISBANE LINE
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Royal United Service Institute Queensland Incorporated Promoting Australia’s National Security & Defence A Constituent Body of the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies - Australia
ABN: 91 025 331 202 Tel: (07) 3233 4420 Victoria Barracks (07) 3233 4616 Brisbane QLD 4000 Secretary: 0411511369 Correspondence to: Email: rusiq@optusnet.com.au Victoria Barracks Brisbane Web: www.rusi.org.au ENOGGERA QLD 4051 LECTURE 17TH OCTOBER 2018 MAJOR GENERAL STEPHEN PORTER AM “TRANSFORMATION OF THE ARMY RESERVE MOVING TOWARD A TOTAL FORCE”
Major General Stephen Porter, AM graduated from the Royal Military College in 1983. Major General Porter was appointed to the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment. He served with the Royal Australian Regiment again as Adjutant, Company Commander and Operations Officer of the 8th/9th Battalion. He served twice with the Reserve, as Adjutant 5th/6th Battalion, The Royal Victoria Regiment and Commanding Officer of the integrated 25th/49th Battalion, the Royal Queensland Regiment. In 1990 he served with the United Nations in Iran and was again overseas from 1997 to 1998 in the United States as the Australian exchange officer on the headquarters of the 1st US Corps. In this appointment his primary responsibility was as the lead planner for operations in Korea. For this service he was awarded the United States Army Meritorious Service Medal. From 2003 to 2004 Major General Porter served as the Australian Exchange Directing Staff at the United Kingdom Joint Service Command and Staff College. On return to Australia, he assumed the appointment as Director Future Warfighting and Joint Experimentation. In November 2005 he took up the appointment as Deputy Chief of Staff the Multi National Force – Iraq. This appointment had significant operations and plans focus. For this service he was awarded the United States Bronze Star Medal. His senior appointments include Deputy Commander 11 Brigade & Assistant Commander Training 11 Brigade from 2008 to 2009, Assistant Commander (Training) 2 Division in 2010 and Commander 11 Brigade from 2012 to 2014. On the 1st January 2015 he took command of the 2nd Division. Major General Porter was awarded as a Member (AM) in the Military Division of the Order of Australia in the Queen’s Birthday List 2014. He is married to Anita, they have 4 children and he is involved in rugby union and cricket.
PLEASE RSVP BY 1700HRS 15TH OCTOBER TO rickjeff1@gmail.com Or text to Richard Jeffreys OAM on 0411511369. Light lunch 1145hrs lecture commencing 1230hrs. ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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Royal United Service Institute Queensland Incorporated Promoting Australia’s National Security & Defence A Constituent Body of the Royal United Services Institute of Australia ABN: 91 025 331 202 Tel: (07) 3233 4420 Victoria Barracks (07) 3233 4616 Brisbane QLD 4000 Secretary: 0411511369 Correspondence to: Email: rusiq@optusnet.com.au Victoria Barracks Brisbane Web: www.rusi.org.au ENOGGERA QLD 4051
AUGUST LECTURE WEDNESDAY 22NDAUGUST 2018 GUEST SPEAKER: BRIGADIER IAN ERRINGTON AM, CSC (Retd) SUBJECT: CENTRE DEFENCE AND SECURITY STUDIES CANBERRA
GEN Simone Wilkie HJE & Ian Errington PCDSS @ launch of From 2012 till 2018 Brigadier Errington was Principal of the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies. This is the senior educational institution of the Australian Defence Force. RSVP To: Hon Secretary S Richard Jeffreys OAM By midday Monday 20thAugust ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Royal United Service Institute Queensland Incorporated Promoting Australia's National Security & Defence A Constituent Body of the Royal United Services Institute of Australia ABN: 91025331202 NOTICE OF LECTURE 18THJULY 2018 @ 1145HRS Meet and Greet. Most important! Please note that this lecture is bound by Chatham House Rules! TOPIC: Current and future threats to Australia’s National Security We live in an increasingly complex and turbulent world. Our news cycle is dominated by stories of Jihadist terrorism and the corporate nature of Al Qaeda and its affiliates, trafficking oil, drugs and antiquities to fund its ambitions. All too often there are also stories of Australians who have been radicalised and pose a threat domestically and overseas. We also have concerns regarding our largest trading partner’s ambitions in our shared region and old and trusted allies appear to repudiate their leadership of alliances built up since WW2. Another major concern is the hacking of highly sensitive and what should be secure data within our major Military, Government and Private Sectors. Against this backdrop, our guest speaker shall be highlighting some of the challenges confronting Australia’s future. A list of those attending has to be provided to the lecturer 24hrs before the lecture. Please understand only those who have expressed their desire to attend by the RSVP date and time will be admitted to RUSI Hall. RSVP BY MIDDAY 16thJULY 2018. Bookings to Secretary, S Richard Jeffreys OAM via phone or email. Phone 0411511369 rickjeff1@gmail.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Royal United Service Institute Queensland Incorporated Promoting Australia’s National Security & Defence A Constituent Body of the Royal United Services Institute of Australia ABN: 91 025 331 202 Tel: (07) 3233 4420 Victoria Barracks (07) 3233 4616 Brisbane QLD 4000 Secretary: 0411511369 Correspondence to: Email: rusiq@optusnet.com.au Victoria Barracks Brisbane Web: www.rusi.org.au ENOGGERA QLD 4051 LECTURE NOTICE FOR WEDNESDAY 20th June 2018 Associate Professor Sarah Percy Deputy Director Grad Centre (G&IA) School of Political Science and International Studies Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Dr of Philosophy, Oxford University Lecture topic, Piracy, Maritime Security, International Security and Mercenaries 1145 hrs for 1200hrs RUSIQ HALL Sarah Percy has three main research areas. She has a long-standing interest in unconventional combatants, and has published widely on mercenaries, private military companies, and pirates. Sarah is interested in issues of maritime security generally, including piracy and counter piracy, maritime crime, and the role of navies as security anchors. She also conducts research at the nexus between international relations and international law. Sarah is also interested in how and why the use of force is regulated, and the relationship between norms and international law. Sarah is also an experienced media commentator. PLEASE RSVP BY 18TH June 2018 @1700hrs _______________________________________________________________________________________
LECTURE NOTICE FOR WEDNESDAY 16thMay 2018 Guest speaker: Air Commodore Kenneth Robinson, CSC Commander Combat Support Group Senior Australian Defence Force Officer – Amberley 1145 hrs for 1200hrs RUSIQ HALL PLEASE RSVP BY 14THMay 2018 @1700hrs Email rickjeff1@gmail.com or Phone Richard Jeffreys OAM 0411 511 369 AIR COMMODORE KENNETH ROBINSON, CSC Before joining the Air Force in 1989, Air Commodore Ken Robinson worked for five years in the private sector. Following initial officer training he was posted to No 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit (114MCRU) where Air Commodore Robinson deployed on numerous exercises throughout Northern and Western Australia as the adjutant of 114MCRU. Other posts that followed as a junior officer and Squadron Leader included that of recruitment officer, career manager, workforce planner and staff officer to Director General Personnel - Air Force. Air Commodore Robinson completed his MBA in 2001 and is also a graduate of the Australian Command and Staff Course (2004). He subsequently held command of No 28 Squadron throughout 2005. During this first command tour, Air Commodore Robinson was briefly assigned to the Military Justice Implementation Team. In 2006, Air Commodore Robinson was appointed Director of Personnel Reserves and, in the 2008 Australia Day Honours List, he was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross for his service as the Director. Air Commodore Robinson commenced his second command appointment in January 2009, as commanding officer of No 324 Combat Support Squadron (324CSS) at Butterworth, Malaysia—leading the logistic and administrative support to Australian Defence Force activities throughout South East Asia. During his three years in Malaysia, Air Commodore Robinson was force assigned to Joint Operations Command on four occasions as the national commander of the Army, Navy and Air Force elements participating in Five Power Defence Arrangements exercises in South East Asia. In November 2011, Air Commodore Robinson relinquished command of 324CSS to take up the appointment on promotion of Director of Coordination in Air Force Headquarters. In June 2013, Air Commodore Robinson deployed on Operation SLIPPER as the Chief of Staff within the national command headquarters of Joint Task Force 633. On completion of his deployment in January 2014, Air Commodore Robinson took up the appointment as Air Force’s Director of Personnel. In December 2016, Air Commodore Robinson was promoted to Air Commodore and became Commander Combat Support Group and is responsible for Air Force’s airbase operations and expeditionary combat support capabilities.
RUSIQ Evening Lecture Tuesday, 24 April 2018, 1800hrs, RUSI Hall, Victoria Barracks, Brisbane “The First World War German Tank Mephisto, and the 26thBattalion: War, Technology and Remembrance” The fascinating story of the evolution of Armoured Fighting Vehicles, prior to and during the First World War, and the use of “Tanks” by the Allies to try to break the stalemate on the Western Front. At the capture of Villers-Bretonneaux on 24 April 1918, one of the successful German A7V tanks was “Mephisto” Abandoned in a shell hole by its crew, it soon excited the interest of members of the 26thBatt AIF, who saw it as a worthy prize to take back to Australia. A complicated and dangerous “special operation” was successfully mounted to recover this unique “War Prize” Almost 100 years later, Mephisto is one of our most unique reminders of the service and sacrifices of Australian troops on the Western Front. Presenters: Jeff Hopkins-Weise is a free lance historian and curator with a strong bent for military history. He is the author of several books on Australian and New Zealand military history. Greg Czechura is a Senior Information Officer/Research Author at the Queensland Museum. He is best known for his work on natural history, especially birds, amphibians and reptiles. He is also keenly interested in military history. Jeff and Greg are about to publish a “definitive” work on Mephisto; having previously written a Guide for the Queensland Museum, entitled: “A7V Mephisto: the last German First World War Tank.” To registerto attend this lecture, please phone Mr Bob Hume 0409 49 82 11, or email to rwghume@bigpond.com, by close of business, Monday, 23 April 2018 Access to Victoria Barracks requires that all attendees be registered for the lecture and to have their names checked off a list at the entrance to RUSI Hall. Names will also be registered with Base Security The cost is $10.00 for RUSI Members; and $15.00 for non-members (which includes supper) Please note: Registration is essential for Catering and Security purposes. __________________________________________________________________________________________
Royal United Service Institute Queensland Incorporated ABN: 91 025 331 202 (07) 3233 4420 (07) 3233 4616 Secretary: 0411511369 Email: rusiq@optusnet.com.au Web: www.rusi.org.au Victoria Barracks Brisbane Brisbane QLD 4000 Correspondence to: Victoria Barracks Enoggera QLD 4051 LECTURE NOTICE FOR WEDNESDAY 21ST MARCH 2018 THE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE BUILDING PARTNER CAPACITY: THE AFGHAN NATIONAL ARMY OFFICER ACADEMY PRESENTED BY LT COLONEL STEPHEN JENKINS DSM Lt Colonel Stephen Jenkins DSM graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in December 1993 into the Royal Australian Artillery Corps. Throughout his career, Lt Colonel Jenkins has served in all three of the Australia’s Regular Army Brigades. Lt Colonel Jenkins operational service includes Timor Leste in 1999, Iraq in 2005 and Afghanistan in 2010 and 2016/17. He has conducted exchange visits and secondments with the militaries of India, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, New Zealand and the United States. Lt Colonel Jenkins has been awarded a Commander 1st Brigade commendation, for the development of Offensive Support within the Parachute Battalion Group in 1997, a NSW Police Services commendation, for assisting in foiling bank robbery on the 30th April 1997, a Commander 1st Division commendation for his actions during a riot like situation on the 25th January 2000. A Chief of Army Commendation for development of Command and Control training for Army units deploying on operations and contingency forces, including the emerging defence amphibious capability in 2013 and he was awarded a Distinguished Service Medal in the Australia Day Honours list 2018, for distinguished leadership in the development and delivery of officer training capability for the Afghan National Army on Operation Highroad from February 2016 to March 2017. Lt Colonel Jenkins is married to Kylie and has three children and two grandchildren. Lt Colonel Jenkins interests include all outdoor activities, boating, rugby union and volleyball. LIGHT LUNCH AT NOON WITH THE LECTURE COMMENCING AT 1230 HRS. PLEASE RSVP BY NO LATER THAN 1700 HRS 19TH MARCH 2018 TO, RICHARD JEFFREYS OAM 0411 511 369 OR Email rickjeff1@gmail.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________
RUSIQ Evening Lecture Tuesday, 6 March 2018, 1800hrs, RUSI Hall, Victoria Barracks, Brisbane “Never Forget Australia! Last year, Vikki Bennett spoke to RUSI about her children’s book : “The Two Pennies”, Another story which she mentioned was that of a very young French orphan boy who was adopted by an Australian unit. The soldiers became so attached to their young charge that they decided to smuggle him from France to England and then from England to Australia. This they managed to do, not without some excitement. In Australia, he was “formally adopted” by Air Mechanic Tim Tovell. None of the soldiers, or this little boy knew his real name, so he was universally known as “The little Digger”. Vikki has just written a book on this story, entitled “The Little Stowaway” This will be published in March, so Vikki will have copies available on the night for us to purchase Presenter: Back by popular demand! Ms Vikki Bennett, well known motivator and author. Vikki will be accompanied by Ms Sally Elliott, a granddaughter of Tim Tovell, who will give an appreciation of this extraordinary story from the Australian side. SBS will be screening the documentary: “Never Forget Australia” on Monday 23 April at 8.30pm To register to attend this lecture, please phone Mr Bob Hume 0409 49 82 11, or email to rwghume@bigpond.com, by close of business, Monday, 05 March 2018 Access to Victoria Barracks requires that all attendees be registered for the lecture and to have their names checked off a list at the entrance to RUSI Hall. Names will also be registered with Base Security The cost is $10.00 for RUSI Members; and $15.00 for non-members (which includes supper) Please note: Registration is essential for Catering and Security purposes. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday, 6 February 2018, 1800hrs, RUSI Hall, Victoria Barracks, Brisbane “Animals on War:
Our presenter, Mr Nigel Allsop, won’t be restricting himself to WWI, or to
just Australia, he will be looking at the role of animals in warfare,
(from insects to Elephants) throughout history. This promises to be a
fascinating, informative and entertaining presentation, not to be
missed. Presenter: Mr Nigel Allsop is an acknowledged authority on animal behaviour and training. He has
served on both the New Zealand and Australian Armed Forces (including
deployments), in Zoos and Animal Parks throughout the world, and is
currently serving in the Queensland Police Service Nigel is the author
of seven acclaimed books on Animal behaviour, training and exploits. He
is also the founder of Australian War Animals Memorial Organisation,
which deserves a lecture in its own right! Access to Victoria Barracks requires that all attendees be registered for the lecture and to have their names checked off a list at the entrance to RUSI Hall. Names will also be registered with Base Security The cost is $10.00 for RUSI Members; and $15.00 for non-members (which includes supper)Please note: Registration is essential for Catering and Security purposes. ___________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________ The RUSIQ Newsletter "The Brisbane Line" is now available on line on the main RUSIDSS-A web page. Click the link below to download previous editions: 2016 Click here to download a copy of the November 2016 edition
2015 Click here to download a copy of the November 2015 edition. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ RUSIQ PRESENTATIONS & EVENTS - 2017
LECTURE PROGRAM Tues 28 November - RUSIQ Military Modelling Special Interest Group - "Diorama Unveiling”, and End of Year Function Wed 15 November - Commissioner Katarina Carroll APM "Today’s Fire and Emergency Services in QLD – under one banner at last." Tues 14 November - Rob Shiels and Jeff Hopkins-Weise - “Railways in World War One: Tues 31 October - Captain Adele Catts - “The Charge at Beersheba and its context” Wed 18 October -Captain Adele Catts - “The Australian Light Horse in WWI” Tues 10 October - Military Modelling Special Interest Group - "Say Farewell to the Beersheba Diorama" Tues 5 September - Diane Melloy: "The Boys of Brisbane Grammar School, Soldiers of the Queen and the King, to the Boer War and to the Great War." Wed 23 August - Major Matthew Marcinkewycz: "The Modern IED Threat" Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) are a pervasive threat on the asymmetric battleground. Tues 1 August - Lieutenant Colonel Rick Maher: “Gallantry –v- Leadership, a comparison of these attributes, using the careers of three Allied Aviation VC Winners: The Western Front, 1916 to 1918.” 
PREVIOUS EVENTS AT RUSIQ
17 November CMDR Dugald Clelland, RAN, Commander, Australian Navy Recruit Training School spoke on: Recruit Training in the RAN 20 October, LTCOL Arrn Hassell, CO ADF School of Intelligence spoke on: Australia’s Contribution to Afghanistan A Personal Journey 30 September, CAPT Bob Hume RFD RANR spoke on The Siege of Tsingtao - seen through Australian Eyes, 16 September, LTCOL Michael Reade, MBBS, MPH, DPhil(Oxon), FANZCA, FCICM gave: A Vision for the Next 20 Years of Combat Casualty Care in the ADF 19 August, BRIG Patrick McIntosh AM CSC (Retd), spoke on: The Rwanda Experience 15 July - Supt Brian Hay & Snr Sgt Kylie Rigg of the Fraud and Cyber Crime Group spoke on: Personal Cyber Security & Preventive Measures 1 July - CAPT Richard Arundel, RAN spoke on: The Sydney/Emden Battle 17 June - MAJGEN Stuart Smith, DSC, AM, Commander HQ 1st Division / DJFHQ delivered: The 2015 Blamey Oration 3 June - WGCDR Jonathan McMullan, CO 5 Flight spoke on: The Development of a UAV Capability for the Defence of Australia 20 May, AIRCDRE Scott Winchester, CMDR CSG RAAF Amberlel spoke on The Air Force of Today & Tomorrow6 May, CAPT Bob Hume RFD, RANR spoke on: War Cruise of the SMS EMDEN 18 February, Acting Assistant Commissioner Graham Coleman spoke on The Success and Lessons of the G20 Brisbane 2014 28 Nov : President’s Annual Christmas Lunch – Women’s College UQ 15 October: GPCAPT Glen Braz – Director Growler Transition Office spoke on: EM Spectrum Operations to Support Joint Effects 17 September. AGM following Monthly Lecture Program: MAJ Greg McMahon speaking on: Retaining the Strategic Edge – A Contribution to the Warspace Model Major Greg McMahon is National Director of Adair Leadership Australia. 20 August . Air Vice-Marshal Kym Osley AM CSC spoke on: The F35 – A Game Changer For Defence. 2 August, RUSIQ conducted a most successful Military & Veterans' Health Seminar: PTSD and the Australian Military: Perspectives, Puzzles and Pathways Forward RUSI Qld, in partnership with the University of Queensland Centre for Australian Military and Veterans’ Health delivered the seminar. 31 July : RUSIQ was invited by the Defence Expert Panel to conduct a public discussion session on: Defence 2015 White Paper 16 July : RADM Ken Doolan AO (Retd), National President RSL spoke on: Perspectives on Australian Defence Policy 18 June : Mr Bob Wurth, accomplished author spoke on: The Battle for Australia 21 May: Asst Com Katarina Carroll, APM spoke on: Security for the G20 Meeting in Brisbane 16 April : GPCAPT Graeme Peel AM CSC MBBS DAvMed spoke on International Humanitarian response to disasters 19 March : Mr Paul Johnstone spoke on Counter Rocket, Artillery, Mortar and Missile capabilities 19 Feb : LT COL John Mayer, USMC DJFHQ/1DIV spoke on Amphibiosity – A comparison of amphibious operations in the ADF and the USMC 20 Nov COL Wendy Taylor, Colonel Commandant RAANC spoke on Veils, Boots and Bullets – Australian Military Nurses 16 Oct LTCOL Markus Ludwig HQ 1 DIV/DJFHQ spoke on The Role and Responsibilities of HQ 1 DIV/DJFHQ 18 Sep GPCAPT Geof Harland, CSC, - Officer Commanding No 82 Wing spoke on The Super Hornet, followed by the RUSIQ AGM at 1430. 17 July Commander Ian Bray spoke on Collins: The Real Facts and where the Submarine Force is headed with future submarines. CMDR Bray is the Operational Requirements Manager in the US & Aust Joint Program Office. 19 June Colonel Kerry Gallagher, AM (Ret'd) spoke on: 'The Australian Army Training Team Vietnam' 15 May , Emeritus Professor Bill Caelli AO spoke on: 'Cyber Warfare and NATO's Tallinn Manual' 17 April Colonel David Burke, Commander Army Aviation Centre at Oakey spoke on: 'A Training Paradigm for Generation Y with special Reference to Army' 20 March Esteemed members CAPT Richard Arundel RAN (Retd) and CAPT Robert Hulme RANR spoke on: The Naval Brigade and Sir William Cresswell: Their Place in History 20 February SQNLDR John Jenkins, XO 5 Flight RAAF Amberley spoke on 'The Operational Role of the Heron UAV'. 21 November Mr Greg Beer of Emergency Management Queensland spoke on: Helicopter Rescue and the South East Queensland Floods of Summer 2010-11 17 October Dr Cuong Trong Buy, OAM spoke at RUSI Hall on: Border Security – Asylum Seekers: Past and Present Solutions 12 September Mr Peter Nunan spoke on: To the Depths and Up - Brisbane, Early 1943. Mr Nunan is an Author and Military Historian. Peter has had a number of magazine articles, mainly on maritime subjects, published in Australia and the United States. 22 August Mr Peter Flexman, President Milne Bay Military Museum in Toowoomba spoke on: The Battle of Milne Bay 21 July We held a Seminar organised jointly with the MacArthur Museum to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the arrival of General MacArthur in Brisbane. The seminar theme was: Douglas MacArthur – Agent of Change 18 July Major General Rick Burr DSC AM MVO, Commander 1st Division spoke on: Australia’s Emerging Amphibious Capability In May Mr Brett Worsley, DMO Director Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter Project spoke on: The Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter Capability
Membership Subscriptions: Annual Membership Renewal are due on 1 July. You are requested to forward your payment together with advice to confirm your address details. Unfinancial members will not receive copies of the RUSI Quarterly. Payments may be made by Electronic Transfer to our bank account: Heritage Building Society, BSB 638-070, Account No. 12221384. If you do so, please include your name in the bank transfer details. Administration: All members are requested to advise us of their Email address if they actively use one. This will help us to advise them of our activities throughout the year and save on the amount of postage and telephone calls. The RUSIQ office hours are Tuesday and Wednesday of each week from 0930 to 1500. The building and the Library will be open and staffed by our committee members or volunteer staff during these times. Messages may be left anytime on the phone numbers or the email address. The Secretary may be contacted as follows: Mr Rick Jeffreys OAM Tel: 0421 667 629
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You can join the RUSI of Queensland on-line by completing the online Membership Application Form (see top-left box). Or you can complete a form and send to the Secretary. Click here to download RUSIQ Rules Click here to download a RUSIQ Membership Form.
The RUSI of Qld Library has about 8000 books and other resources specialised in military history, general history, defence and national security matters. Access to Library resources is free to members. Please contact the Secretary for access details. To see the list of library books held by the RUSIQ: Click here for a copy of holdings sorted by Author Click here for a copy sorted by Title RUSI of QLD Publications The new RUSIQ Bi-Mounthly Newsletter "The Brisbane Line" is now available. Click here to download a copy. Previous Newsletters are available here Click below to download2013 Vol 1 Issue 1 Apr , Issue 2 Jun , Issue 3 Aug , Issue 4 Oct 2014 Vol 2 Issue 1 Feb , Issue 2 Apr , Issue 3 Jun , Issue 4 Aug 2015 Vol 3 Issue 1 Apr , Issue 2 Jun, Issue 3 Aug , Issue 4 Nov |
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