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Army Logistic Training Centre

Locality: Bandiana, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 131901

Address: Gaza Ridge Barracks 3691 Bandiana, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Welcome to Bandiana DCO DCO is hosting a FREE family gathering at Wodonga Sports & Leisure Centre Hedgerow Court, West Wodonga. A range of community groups and activities will be available. Cool down with a swim and play on the huge water inflatable!... Sunday 1 March 2020, 5.00pm - 8pm. Register through Eventbrite https://DCO-AlburyWodonga.eventbrite.com.au Eve Royle-Mathews- 0260552008

25.01.2022 Yet another interesting read on the development of commercial accumen within our ADF logisticians penned by one of ALTCs own. Are we adequately preparing our officers for the various roles they will undertake in the ADF? Is it time for standardised training for all logisticians across all three services. While we eagerly await part 2 of this intriguing read, let us know your thoughts. https://logisticsinwar.com//commercial-acumen-the-missing/

25.01.2022 The Albury Battery Collection Military items that helped to define Alburys links to the rest of the world in the dark days of World War One will be permanently held by the city as recognition of young local men who served their country in the war to end all wars. If you would like to know more please see the below link.

24.01.2022 https://instagram.com/p/BShY_UDgGuR/

23.01.2022 Congratulations to the latest graduates from the Australian Defence Force School of Catering (ADFSC) Initial Cooks Course 188, the lunch the produced on their graduation day was something to be very proud of.

23.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/ASEMEAWMA/posts/1983793941842428

23.01.2022 I am sure you have all been waiting for part two of the post penned by ALTCs own Major Carney Elias with much anticipation. Fresh off the presses and posted to the Logistics in War blog is the insightful read that seeks to pose the question "are we setting our logisticians up for success?" Have your say in the comments below. https://logisticsinwar.com//commercial-acumen-the-missing/

20.01.2022 #tbt ALTC 21st birthday parade conducted at Gaza Ridge Barracks in December 2016. This photo shows Chief of Army, LTGEN Angus Campbell and Commandant ALTC, COL Andy Maclean inspecting the soldiers and officers of ALTC and the logistics Corps Banners held within the centre. #soldier #adf #army #parade #RAEME #RACT #RAAMC #AACC #RAAOC https://instagram.com/p/BSha3WIAV2r/

19.01.2022 The newest Australian Defence Force Medics Course is currently undertaking their nursing care unit in their training and they needed Volunteers to practice shaving so they are able to help the elderly on there future placements, The COMDT of ALTC and a few others stepped up to show their support.

18.01.2022 The COMDT of ALTC has had the pleasure of promoting one of our PTI's to the Rank of SGT, Congratulations SGT Desmet.

17.01.2022 WELLBEING PROJECT FOR CURRENT & FORMER SERVING AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

17.01.2022 Today the COMDT of ALTC had the privilege of presenting the OZ Lattouf Award to SGT Michelle Mazins who was commended for her exemplary performance as the Assistant Royal Australian Air Force Liaison Officer responsible for providing administrative support within Vehicle Technology Wing at the Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering.

16.01.2022 A Screening of the AGE OF CONSEQUENCE will be held at Regent Cinemas Albury on 25 June at 4pm. The film has been decsribed as 'The Hurt Locker meets An Inconvenient Truth' THE AGE OF CONSEQUENCES investigates the impacts of climate change, resource scarcity, migration, and conflict through the lens of US national security and global stability. ... Whether a long-term vulnerability or sudden shock, the film unpacks how water and food shortages, extreme weather, drought, and sea-level rise function as accelerants of instability and catalysts for conflict. Left unchecked, these threats and risks will continue to grow in scale and frequency, with grave implications for peace and security in the 21st century. Tickets $ 15 -- available from Penny Vine 0407 268 121 Claire Brooks 0410 297 599 Dick Wellard 0260 271 622 This film has not been endorsed by ADF or ALTC

15.01.2022 Residents around Wirlinga Be advised that Pyrotechnics will be used between the 17th and the 18th of Apr 19 from 0800 - 1600.

14.01.2022 Residents around Wirlinga, Be advised that Pyrotechnics will be used on 5th of July 2019 from 0800 - 1600.

14.01.2022 Check out the new NECANA Survey. Please complete this 5-minute Survey online. You could win a $100 gift voucher.... We want to modernise NECANA communications so they are more relevant, accessible and cheaper to produce. This will benefit Defence families, our advertisers and the NECANA committee a win, win, win. This survey closes on Wednesday 11 October 2017.

13.01.2022 The COMDT of ALTC has had the pleasure of promoting our WOPTI to the Rank of WO1, Congratulations WO1 Whittaker.

12.01.2022 On the 27 Oct, the RSM ALTC WO1 Jason Burford, and selected Officers and Warrant Officers from across the Training Centre provided War Widow, Mrs Lynda Cookham some much need assistance with window cleaning and general gardening tasks to ensure our extended military family is cared for and not forgotten.

12.01.2022 Today marks 20 years of advocacy support from Hume Veterans, Wodonga, Victoria. This afternoon the Father of CPL Cameron Baird VC, MG, Mr Doug Baird who brought along Cameron's VC and Medals was in attendance to support the work of the Hume Veterans along with the local ABC Radio and the COMDT and the RSM of ALTC.

11.01.2022 On Satuday 20 May 2017 around 500 members of ALTC celebrated their relationship with the cities of Albury and Wodonga and participated in the Freedom of Entry Parade. Commandant of the Army Logistic Training Centre, Colonel Maclean said it was an honour to be granted the privilege of Freedom of Entry to both the City of Albury and the City of Wodonga. This was first granted in 2001 and ALTC have excercised their right to March in 2001 and 2007. The five Banners of ALTC were... paraded, and we were fortunate to be accompanied by the Australian Army Band Kapooka and the Wodonga City Brass Band. The Parade was a great success! Images can be found at G:\Repro Transfers\Freedom of the Cities of Albury Wodonga

11.01.2022 2018 Army Logistics Officer's Ball Date: 15 September 2018 Where: ALOM, South Bandiana Theme: Venetian Masquerade Dress: Black Tie w/Mask... Cost: Up to $75 per ticket (TBC) Includes: 3 Course Dinner, Entertainment, Photographer, Music from Army Band - Kapooka See more

09.01.2022 https://instagram.com/p/BRr8I8NAM38/

08.01.2022 Congratulations || On behalf of the Australian Army we wish to congratulate Captain Darwin Alvarenga on being awarded as the Army Instructor of the Year. First... joining the Army in 2001, CAPT Alvarenga spent eight years as a medic, before setting his sights on a nursing degree undertaking two years of study and two years of work placements before re-joining the Army as an SSO nursing officer in 2014. Having been both a soldier and an officer, CAPT Alvarenga is uniquely placed to understand the requirements of those he instructs. Our instructors have the future of our Army in their hands. They train, educate and grow the people who will deliver the Army Accelerated Warfare speaks to. They are our centre of gravity in terms of the Armys people realising their potential. - DG TRADOC, BRIG Ben James The Instructor of the Year identifies and recognises the qualities and attributes Army desires in all our instructors. CAPT Alvarenga will receive a funded overseas research trip to further develop his professional knowledge and instructional ability. #OurPeople #OurProfession #OurPotential Forces Command - Australian Army Army School of Health

08.01.2022 Australias Biggest Morning Tea is coming to Latchford Barracks on 01 May 17, organised by a group of Defence family members. There will be tables (and tables) of home made food just outside the CSC/Duty Room from 1000 h, supported by Everymans. Two serves of food for $5.00. Australia's Biggest Morning Tea is Cancer Council Australia's most popular fundraising event and the largest, most successful event of its kind in Australia. Last year, with your help we raised an amazin...g $11.9 million to help beat cancer. Who: A group of Defence family members What: Australias Biggest Morning Tea, supported by Everymans Where: Latchford Barracks, just outside the CSC/Duty Room When: Mon 01 May 17, 1000 h How much: Two serves of food for $5

08.01.2022 The COMDT of ALTC has had the pleasure of promoting one of our own to the Rank of MAJ, Congratulations MAJ Davies.

08.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/ADFTeamArmy/posts/427100234331172

08.01.2022 This weekend the Team Army display cars Project Digger and Armygeddon are back at the #VASC Ipswich SuperSprint. Check out the following images for more informa...tion about these great Army project cars and our presence at the SuperSprint this weekend. --------------------------------------- Images Commonwealth of Australia --------------------------------------- #goodsoldiering #YourADF #VASC See more

07.01.2022 A very interesting and thought provoking read about logistics perception within the Australian Army. Let us know your thoughts. https://logisticsinwar.com//the-trust-deficit-why-do-we-e/

06.01.2022 The purpose of this post is to inform you about Bulwarra Co-op Ltd (Bulwarra), a non for profit facility in Terrigal NSW that offers affordable holidays for defence members and their families, and request your support in generating awareness of the facility amoungst the defence community, The Facility's website can be found at: http://bulwarra.com.au/ By way of Background, Bulwarra was registered on 28 February 1969, it managed cottages and land in Terrigal using Soldiers fu...nds held by the 3rd Training Battalion, In 1968 officers from Headquarters Eastern Command and Liverpool Area Headquarters applied for a loan from the Army Amenities Fund to purchase land and build the Facility to provide free accommodation for servicemen returning from Vietnam for R&R. "Bulwarra" opened on the 4th of March 1971 and still exists to provide low cost holiday accommodation for the Defence Community. By increasing awareness we are able to ensure the viability of Bulwarra, honour the historical intent for the facility and increase circulation so more members can take advantage of what is a unique and affordable holiday opportunity. See more

05.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1956372461243590&id=1855962504617920 Well done to the team at Army School of Health. Another fantstic ALTC organisation!

04.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/ASEMEAWMA/posts/2039982479556907

04.01.2022 http://www.bordermail.com.au//4657598/remembering-the-lo/

04.01.2022 Some members of the public may have heard some use of pyrotechnics in the past few days, this Warning was put in the Border Mail five days before the event, we have followed our required processes, sorry for the inconvenience.

01.01.2022 On the 29th of March ALTC and surround held a Careers Day for 450 High School students from local, and regional, high schools, it was comprised of trade displays from the following organisations: AST, ASEME, ASH and ASO, MPs, Team ARMY, 4/ 19 PWLH, DFR-Albury and more.