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25.01.2022 Annual Camp.... Good morning

22.01.2022 Up for a challenge ????? Or want to try something new????? Australian Army Cadets are now recruiting. Youth 13 to 18 years. APPLY NOW At www.armycadets.gov.au ... January 2020 Intake Parade Nights Wednesday Night 530pm Beaudesert State High School - Step 1 log on to www.cadetnet.gov.au and put in EOI (expression of interest) - Step 2 You will receive an invitation to apply - Step 3 Complete Enrollment and Attend our first 2020 Parade Night on 29 Jan 2020 530pm to 830pm Any question please contact Captain (AAC) Alexandra Verrall 0455 588 558

18.01.2022 Well done 15 Battalian. What a great march out parade.

15.01.2022 SUSPENSION OF AUSTRALIAN ARMY CADET ACTIVITIES OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY TO TAKE AFFECT AT MIDNIGHT (2359hrs) on 16 MAR 20. Government and Defence have enacted a series of measures to reduce and slow the risk of Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreading within the Australian Community. The AAC program is undertaken within the community and the Army and Community partnership is at its core. It has been assessed that, at this time, the greatest contribution the AAC can make to... our Nation is to suspend all community-based and public cadet activities in order to assist in slowing the spread of COVID-19. This measure will assist in protecting both the wider community and those members of the AAC who are assessed as potentially vulnerable (ie. over 30% of AAC members are in the vulnerable category due to age or specific pre-existing medical conditions). The following activities are suspended: a. All parade nights undertaken in Community Based Units. b. All weekend bivouac and overnight activities. c. All cadet activities undertaken within the community. This includes fund raising, sausage sizzles, and public recruiting activities. d. All ceremonial support activities undertaken within the community. This includes support to ANZAC Day activities. e. All field exercises. This includes the National Adventure Training Award. Key Timings are: a. Suspensions take affect at midnight (2359hrs) on 16 Mar 20. b. These suspension remain in force until 1 May, after which additional constraints may continue to be applied. The AAC is core to the partnership between Army and the Australian Community. Suspending AAC activities at this time is seen as a positive step in supporting the Nation during a period when we all have a moral responsibility to reduce and slow the risk of COVID-19. Please contact CAPT (AAC) Alexandra Verrall If you have any further question. 0455 588 558.

14.01.2022 This year, commemorating ANZAC Day will be like no other in modern history. We will be coming together in spirit, but not marching together side by side or moun...ting Catafalque Parties to honour our Veterans and Service personnel for their sacrifices. We can however, individually "Light up the Dawn" in our own residence. Our Cadet Leadership group have stated that to them, ANZAC Day means: "Honouring, commemorating and remembering those brave Australian and New Zealand soldiers, sailors and airmen who shaped our countries." "A time for us to honour the past and present servicemen and women and to pass on the spirit of the Anzac's with the next generation." "Remembrance, respect, camaraderie, and most importantly selfless sacrifice." Just because we are not commemorating together, it does not lessen our gratitude to those men and women who have served: those currently serving; those deployed on Operations domestically and overseas; and those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice to ensure we enjoy our freedom today. I am confident that the ANZAC Spirit is alive in each and every AAC SQLD BDE Cadet and Staff member. While this torch burns brightly among us, the sacrifices of our past and present Servicemen and women will never be forgotten or taken for granted. We will remember them. LEST WE FORGET. Rob Brennan COLONEL Commander Australian Army Cadets SQLD BDE

14.01.2022 Remembrance Day, which was originally called Armistice Day, commemorated the end of the hostilities for the Great War (World War I), the signing of the armistice, which occurred on November 11, 1918 the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. Lest We Forget

12.01.2022 Great job 15 Battalian.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to the first recruit intake of 100 Army Cadet Unit they have completed their recruit course and have done so well. If you are interested in joining in 2020 or want some more info please contact Captain (AAC) Alexandra Verrall 0455 588 558

08.01.2022 One of my staff members that attended T3 Annual camp SQLD 2019 managed to capture some great moments.

06.01.2022 Our Bothers and Sister of 11 ACU Logan invited some of our Cadets to participate in their Drum Corp Training Weekend. Many of these Cadets had never played a drum before.

01.01.2022 Great March put parade 15 Battalian.