Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering in Bonegilla, Victoria, Australia | Community organisation

Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

Locality: Bonegilla, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6055 4147

Address: Latchford Barracks 3691 Bonegilla, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.defencejobs.gov.au

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24.01.2022 ASEME is currently first having completed almost 1400 laps. OC EESW, 2IC EESW and ASEME Team Captain WSM EESW all pause before braving the coming storm.

23.01.2022 ASEME trainees have conducted the final field exercise for 2019. Those fortunate few were gifted an opportunity to reaffirm basic soldier skills and resilience in a dismounted construct, whilst deployed to Moyhu state forest , located in the picturesque King Valley Winery region of Nth East Victoria. Trainees’ resilience levels were tested early by the difficult terrain (which is dominated by high features) and the start of summer (near zero temps and torrential rain/hail). After some words of wisdom (provided by our esteemed RAInf CSM WO1 Paris, spirits appeared to lift almost instantly). Patrols, navigation, and VCPs have been conducted over the last week to prepare the trainees for the imposing final battle.

21.01.2022 The 0046 session SUBJ4 CPL course has concluded with some outstanding results. The Student of Merit award was jointly awarded to the following members. CFN Ryan Anderson (7RAR), and LCPL Thomas Walbank(6RAR).

21.01.2022 Tomorrow ASEME will be entering a team into the Cancer Council Australia Border Relay for life. The team of 15 will attempt to cover 2500km in a 24 hour period and raise $5000. Feel free to show your support to the team in person at Alexander park, east Albury from 0930 Saturday 26 October or via the link below. https://www.cancercouncil.org.au/relayf//EI00128952/donate

20.01.2022 ASEME in conjunction with RAEME Association Bandiana conducted a remembrance service at the CFN Memorial at Sth Bandiana on the 6th Feb. The Corps was represented by MAJ Deans, OC EESW and the Corps RSM, WO1 Colefax.

19.01.2022 Keep track of the incredible efforts of ASEME Staff and Trainees in the Relay for Life today. ASEME currently hold a commanding lead, for all the updates and live tracking visit the link below: https://www.alpinetiming.com.au/results/r130/

18.01.2022 The SUBJ 4 Warrant Officers course has concluded with the following awards being presented. Student of Merit was awarded to SGT Mill from ARTC, whilst SGT Reilly from 7 CSSB was the recipient of the best Technical Assessment award.

14.01.2022 Come on down and visit us at the Wodonga show!

13.01.2022 What a great way to end a busy year; OC, ASM and WSM of EESW unveiled the guard vehicle for the Wing, a Land Rover 110 6x6 Electronic Repair Vehicle (ERV). The ERV was a critical platform that allowed the electrical and electronic systems trades to maintain and repair the Army’s equipment for over 30 years, seeing operational theatres in the Somalia, Rwanda, East Timor, Bougainville, The Solomon Islands, Afghanistan and Iraq. From all the Staff and Trainees at ASEME, we wish ...you safe travels on holidays and postings, a merry Christmas and a happy New Year Forces Command - Australian Army Australian Army Defence Australia Land Rover

12.01.2022 CATW Careers Cell have kicked off the community engagement activities in 2020 with a return to Beechworth RSL. The work was conducted on the restoration of a couple of prominent weapon displays. A WW2 era 40mm Bofors Anti-Aircraft auto cannon and a 1904 German field gun captured in Palestine. The remaining staff and students helped RSL President John Eldrid catalogue and clean a large number of items from the RSL’s collection.

09.01.2022 The final community engagement activity for 2019 has been conducted by the SUBJ4 CPL course and CATW staff. This month the team took on a yard clean up and beautification project for a former bluebell. Craig Davis former RAE and RAEME (418) and veteran of Iraq, needed a little help, so RAEME to the rescue. A huge thank you to all the participants who have volunteered their time and efforts to improve the lives of locals within the wider Albury Wodonga community throughout this years engagement events. A special mention must also go to both SGTs Truelove and Brown from the SUBJ 4 CPL course for their drive and determination in making these events a reality. A big thank you to those special few from outside ASEME that have chipped in, you know who you are.

02.01.2022 The final Careers course for 2019 has concluded, being the session 48 CPLs course. We also bid farewell to WO2 Cheyne Truelove, who is taking up a position with Elec wing as the ECN 421 Trade WO. We wish him all the best for next year.

02.01.2022 Fantastic day out for Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering supporting the Wodonga show 2020. #ourpeople set up a vehicle display, chatted with the community about their trades and jumped into a couple competitions on the day. #arteetmarte