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Church's Disposal Store

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4721 1298

Address: 169 Ingham Rd 4810 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.churchsdisposals.com.au

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25.01.2022 CHURCH'S DISPOSALS IS NORTH QUEENSLAND'S LEADING SUPPLIER OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY TACTICAL BRANDS. COME IN AND GET KIT READY!!

25.01.2022 If the weather isn't the coolest thing this winter... Come and check out our Fresh New Renovations. Plenty of Tactical & Outdoors gear, and plenty more on the way!!

24.01.2022 AS THE CURRENT CORONA RESTRICTIONS SLOWLY LIFT, WE CAN START TO LOOK FORWARD TO CAMPING & OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AGAIN!!! ... AND CHURCH'S HAS GOT YOU SORTED. WE HAVE A MASSIVE RANGE OF OUTDOOR GEAR TO GET YOU, YOUR FRIENDS & FAMILY ENJOYING THE GREAT OUTDOORS TOGETHER AGAIN!

24.01.2022 Check out this BEAST that rolled up here at Church's today! You never know what you might find down at Church's! Open till 6 Mon - Thur!

24.01.2022 Open til 5pm today!!

23.01.2022 OPEN TIL 6PM MON-THURS, TIL 5PM FRIDAY, 2PM SAT & SUN

21.01.2022 Church's Disposals is currently getting a facelift! For ONE DAY ONLY we will have to close as we are getting a new roof that will keep you cooler over summer further ensuring your awesome experience here at Church's in comfort. We greatly appreciate your support and patience. We will be closed THIS MONDAY ONLY 24.8.20, & RE OPEN AS USUAL 8.30am TUESDAY 25.8.20.

21.01.2022 Today we remembered the service and sacrifice of Corporal Cameron Stewart Baird, who was killed fighting in Afghanistan in 2013. The Last Post Ceremony was deli...vered by Lieutenant General David Morrison in his last official role at the Memorial as Chief of Army. The Governor General, Prime Minister and other dignitaries were in attendance. Cameron Baird was born in 1981 to Kaye and Doug Baird in Burnie, Tasmania. He grew up in Melbourne and attended the Gladstone Views Primary School and Secondary College with his brother Brendan with whom he shared a close bond. He became a keen and skilled sportsman, and as a school boy he excelled in discus and shotput, but his greatest passion was for Aussie Rules football. He was captain of the Victorian Schoolboys’ Team and won best and fairest awards at all junior levels. In one season he played only six games, but still received the maximum votes for each game. A fierce but fair competitor, Cameron soon came to the notice of the Geelong Football Club. In 1999, his final year of under-18s, he played a practice match in which he was injured in the shoulder. Requiring surgery, he was overlooked in the draft that year. Rather than wait a year for the next draft, Cameron chose instead to enlist in the Australian Army. He was turned down twice because of his injury, but succeeded on the third try. He proved a skilled soldier, and successfully graduated to commando training at the age of 19. He was posted to the 4th Battalion (Commando), Royal Australian Regiment later known as the 2nd Commando Regiment. Corporal Baird challenged himself constantly, and completed nearly 150 army courses, becoming proficient in handling more than 40 weapons and systems. He was known never to ask a soldier to do something he would not do himself. Where possible, he would personally provide support for families of soldiers serving overseas, and was involved in charity work to provide for families and soldiers who were struggling financially. Corporal Baird was deployed to East Timor and Iraq, but was disappointed with the lack of action required by Australian troops, and left the army in July 2004. After a period spent in private security, he re-enlisted in September 2006. On returning to 4 RAR (Cdo) Corporal Baird made four deployments to Afghanistan. In 2007, he was part of a commando company ordered to search and clear a Taliban stronghold. His platoon became engaged in a close-range fire-fight with the enemy, during the course of which his friend and fellow soldier Private Luke Worsley was mortally wounded. Despite being under heavy machine-gun and assault-rifle fire, Corporal Baird took Private Worsley to safety and went on to reorganise his men and neutralise the enemy machine-guns with grenades, continuing the fight until the stronghold was cleared. For his conspicuous gallantry, composure and superior leadership under fire, Corporal Baird was awarded the Medal of Gallantry. On the 22nd of June 2013, during his fourth deployment to Afghanistan, Corporal Baird and his team attacked an insurgent network in the remote Khod Valley of Uruzgan province. Shortly after insertion by helicopter, Corporal Baird and his team came under small-arms fire, which he was instrumental in subduing. Another special operations team nearby also came under heavy fire, and its commander was seriously wounded. Corporal Baird led his team in a charge towards their position, neutralising threats with grenades and rifle-fire. He personally charged an enemy-held building three times, at one point having to pause to fix his jammed rifle. The third time he tried to enter the building, selflessly drawing enemy fire away from his team, the enemy was neutralised, but during this last charge Corporal Cameron Baird was killed. It was determined that his acts of valour and self-sacrifice had allowed the Australians to regain the initiative and preserved the lives of his team members. For this he was awarded the Victoria Cross for Australia, Australia’s highest military decoration for valour. But in the process of charging that door he lost his life. Chief of Defence, General David Hurley, said of Corporal Baird: This man was a decorated soldier a modern-day warrior who set a standard that every soldier aspires to achieve. A commando later said, For such a big, intimidating dude a fearless warrior, he was actually a really gentle man and he did have a big heart. Warrant Officer of the Army, Dave Ashley, said, Corporal Baird’s actions epitomised the courage and quick thinking needed to be a commando. He was just a dynamo in that unit I know that Cameron Baird is one of Australia’s greatest ever soldiers. Cameron Baird once told his mother: It could happen to me, it could happen to anyone, any time. We know the dangers, but it’s our job. His funeral service was held at the Reedy Creek Baptist Church on the Gold Coast. His parents and brother accepted his Victoria Cross from the Governor-General of Australia at an investiture ceremony in February 2014. Wishing to preserve the legacy of their son’s Army service and the dedication to duty of those serving in the 2nd Commando Regiment, the Baird family immediately handed the medal to the Australian War Memorial, where it is now displayed in the Hall of Valour. His was the 100th Victoria Cross to be awarded to an Australian in any conflict. Cameron Baird died aged 32.

18.01.2022 CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN AT CHURCH’S Stuck on what to get your favourite outdoor adventurer for Christmas? Look no further than a Church's Disposal Store fishing shirt! Get yours today. #LoveLocal... #OutdoorAdventure #TownsvilleTacticalSpecialists #ChurchsTacticalAndOutdoors See more

15.01.2022 "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them."

15.01.2022 OPEN TIL 6PM TODAY!!

14.01.2022 PETZL - Gear designed for Tactical Interventions. To safely intervene in any hostile environment, whatever the situation, you need to be able to count on your gear, to know that it will perform day in and day out.Ultra-compact, convenient, lightweight headlamps preserve night vision and ensure stealth. IN STOCK NOW!!

11.01.2022 WE’RE STILL HERE! Have you seen our new shopfront? Church's Disposal Store has had a makeover, but we’re still located on Ingham Road and have the same great service as always. Pop down and say hello! #TownsvilleTacticalSpecialists... #OutdoorAdventure #ChurchsTacticalAndOutdoors #LoveLocal See more

09.01.2022 SILVA EXP 55 Military Compasses & Hard Covers Back in Stock!! Be Quick-Going Fast!!

08.01.2022 SHOUT OUTS to our Boss Loyal Customer Cameron!! Any Time, Any Where for Any Adventure... Church's Disposals WILL kit you out!!!... Like A Boss!!

06.01.2022 Support Pets are always WELCOME here at CHURCH'S DISPOSALS! Come in, bring your best mate and say G'day!!

06.01.2022 Come in and check out our recent Reno's. Open SAT 8:30am - 2p & SUN 10am-2pm

06.01.2022 Good to have the Aussie Flag back at Churchs Disposals. We have missed you !

04.01.2022 CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN AT CHURCH’S Whether they’re headed to work, or an overnight trip, Church's Disposal Store range of shoulder bags and backpacks are the perfect gift to the person on the go. #TownsvilleTacticalSpecialists... #OutdoorAdventure #ChurchsTacticalAndOutdoors #LoveLocal See more

04.01.2022 Open Til 6pm today!!

03.01.2022 CHURCH'S DISPOSALS ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE WE ARE NOW OPENING TIL 6PM MONDAY TO THURSDAY, EVERY WEEK!!!

02.01.2022 Great to see our Locals gearing up for The Great Outdoors!!! Thank you to ALL who have supported CHURCH'S DISPOSALS over the years!! We truly have THE BEST CUSTOMERS!!!

01.01.2022 CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN AT CHURCH’S With a wide range of knives, razors and weapons, Church's Disposal Store has you covered for the hunter in your family with a selection that fits any budget. #LoveLocal... #TownsvilleTacticalSpecialists #OutdoorAdventure #ChurchsTacticalAndOutdoors See more

01.01.2022 SORD CPP GRAB BAG with tear away cells!! Plenty in stock here at Church's

01.01.2022 Come in and check out our ever expanding range of Tactical & Outdoor Gear as well as our renovations to the same GREAT store you know & love. Now open til 6pm MON-THURS, all other hours are still the same.