RonMcGr
3rd July 2008, 10:11 AM
Defence Charity Ball (http://www.defencecharityball.com.au/)
Saturday 19 July, 2008,
6.45pm - late, (official start at 7.15pm)
BRISBANE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE
Dress Code - Civilian Guests: Black Tie, Military Guests: Winter Mess Kit (optional)
This year we have a very special MC, Jamie Durie
Congratulations Jamie on winning GOLD at the Chelsea Flower Show!
At the show will be:
The Armygeddon, a six wheel drive Land Rover-based burnout machine, is designed to not just make smoke from any, many or all of its six wheels, but to make people stop, stare and consider a career with the Australian Defence Force. The Armygeddon is particularly seeking to stimulate interest amongst race punters to consider learning a technical trade within the Army. Armygeddon is an Army initiative to think outside the square and capture the interest of the millions of race punters who attend high performance race car events across the country. Since is construction in 2005, the Armygeddon has been demonstrated and well received by race punters at Summernats in Canberra, the Indy 300 on the Gold Coast, Bathurst 1000, Hidden Valley in Darwin and the Super V8 car race in Adelaide.
Saturday 19 July, 2008,
6.45pm - late, (official start at 7.15pm)
BRISBANE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE
Dress Code - Civilian Guests: Black Tie, Military Guests: Winter Mess Kit (optional)
This year we have a very special MC, Jamie Durie
Congratulations Jamie on winning GOLD at the Chelsea Flower Show!
At the show will be:
The Armygeddon, a six wheel drive Land Rover-based burnout machine, is designed to not just make smoke from any, many or all of its six wheels, but to make people stop, stare and consider a career with the Australian Defence Force. The Armygeddon is particularly seeking to stimulate interest amongst race punters to consider learning a technical trade within the Army. Armygeddon is an Army initiative to think outside the square and capture the interest of the millions of race punters who attend high performance race car events across the country. Since is construction in 2005, the Armygeddon has been demonstrated and well received by race punters at Summernats in Canberra, the Indy 300 on the Gold Coast, Bathurst 1000, Hidden Valley in Darwin and the Super V8 car race in Adelaide.