Below is a link the RAA Assn of Tas newsletter for Jun 2009 which contains news of the HOBART Artillery 150th celebrations late July 2009 and info regarding the last 105mm How live firing exercise at Stony Head Artillery range Sun 28 Jun 2009 along with other items of interest to Gunners.
Below is a link to the Fort Lytton Historical Newsletter Autumn 2009 posted for your info.
Below is a link to an invitation for all current and past GUNNERs of all ranks to attend a social meal at the Launceston Lion’s Club in Kings Meadows on the 30th of May, 2009.
Older documents (pre-2009) may be found at the Archived Documents link at the top of the webpage.
A new edition of the Gunner Gossip magazine, for the year leading up to March 2009, can be obtained at the following URL.
UK MOD, Defence News, Military Operations website titled ‘Taliban fear the Dragon’
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Hi Folks,
Our past webmaster (my son Bruce) of our RAA Assn of Tas website has changed the website into a format that’s much more easily updated by me when and as required rather than requesting my son to do so.
We also hope this new RAA Assn of Tas web site is much easier for you the members and visitors to follow.
The old website web site has gone, but the information and downloads are still available (see Downloads Archive link above) and links are available on the right-hand side bar to sites we believe maybe of interest.
These changes should hopefully, allow us to bring a more frequently updated site.
- Norm.
Please note that renewal of Annual members subscriptions for the current financial year are now due and payable, Annual Subs currently remain at a low $10.00 per financial year.
Renew of your Annual Subs on time will avoid delays; un-financial members will not continue to receive correspondence.
The RAA Assn of Tas would like to retain all our current membership and in fact expand our Gunner member base.
Just a short note to remind you all that in December this year the HOBART ARTILLERY sub unit celebrates 150 years of Artillery in Southern Tasmania.
Next year on 6th June 2010 LAUNCESTON ARTILLERY will celebrate 150 years of continuous Artillery history, which is unique in Australia.