Jan and Apr 1991 - Navy League of Australia

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The Navy League of Australia APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP HISTORICAL The Navy League was established in Australia in 1901, initially in the form of small branches of the United Kingdom Navy League (established in 1897) and since 1950 as an autonomous national body headed by a Federal Council consisting of a Federal President and representatives of the six States, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. The Navy League of Australia is now one of a number of independent Navy Leagues formed in countries of the free world to influence public thinking on maritime matters and create interest in the sea. The Navy League of Australia cordially invites you to join us in what we believe to be an important national task. \ . /
MEMBERSHIP Any person with an interest in maritime affairs, or who wishes to acquire an interest in or knowledge of. mantime affairs and who wishes to support the objectives of the League, is invited to join OBJECTIVES The principal objective of the Navy League of Australia is "The maintenance of the maritime well-being of the Nation" by: • Keeping before the Australian people the fact that we are a maritime nation and that a strong Navy and a sound maritime industry are indispensable elements of our national well-being and vital to the freedom of Australia. • Promoting defence self reliance by actively supporting manufacturing, shipping and transport industries. • Promoting, sponsoring and encouraging the interest of Australian youth in the sea and sea-services, and supporting practical sea-training measures. • Co-operating with other Navy Leagues and sponsoring the exchange of cadets for training purposes. ACTIVITIES The Navy League of Australia works towards its objectives in a number of ways: • By including in its membership leading representatives of the many elements which form the maritime community. • Through soundly-based contributions by members to journals and newspapers, and other media comment. JOINING THE LEAGUE To become a Member of The League, simply complete the Application Form below, and post H. together with your first annual subscription of $12 00 (twelve dollars) (which includes the 4 quarterly editions of "The Navy"), to the Hon Secretary of the Division of the Navy League in the State or Territory in which you reside, the addresses of which are as follows: NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION GPO Boa t719. Sydney. NSW. 2001 viCTO'UAN DIVISION: I 4 Eleanor Court. Donvele. Vic. 3111 QUEENSLAND DIVISION: B 42 Gilgandr. Strut. InooorooplHy. OM. 40M. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY DIVISION: 0 45 Skinner Street Cook. ACT. 2614. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION: GPO Bon 1529. Adelaide. SA, 5001. TASMANIAN DIVISION: a 42 Amy ROM. LMinOMton, Tea 7250. WEST AUSTRALIAN DIVISION a 23 L.wior Road. Atiedale, WA, 6156. NORTHERN TERRITORY DIVISION: GPO Bo> 2612. Darwin NT, 5794. Subscription* art due on 1*1 July In oach year, and your membership wui bo current lo 301b Juno eiwMrdlatery lonooJInQ the dele on which you |o4n the Looguo. sscept that H your ftret subscription 10 received during tho period i»i April 10 30th June In any year, your mitiai membership win be eilended to 30th June In the lottoi-ru. year. To The Hon Secretary Hie Navy League of Australia Sir or Madam. THE NAVY LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA Application Jor Membership Division I wish to join the Navy League of Australia, the objectives of which I support, and I enclose a remittance for $15.00 being my first annual subscription to 20th June next • By supporting the Naval Reserve Cadets, and assisting in the provision of training facilities. • By encouraging and supporting visits by recognised world figures such as former United States Chiefs of Naval Operations and Britain's First Sea Lords. • By publishing "The Navy", a quarterly journal reporting on local and overseas maritime happenings, past, present and projected. Name (Mr) (Mrs) (Ms) (Rank) Street State PLEASE PRTNT CLEARLY Suburb Postcode • By maintaining contact with serving naval personnel through activities arranged during visits to Australian ports of ships of the Royal Australian and Allied Navies. Signature Date • By organising symposia, ship visits and various other functions of maritime interest throughout the year. Member participation is encouraged in all these activities. llllllll.lll era eat ea I a J.IT la «1 rear M rear •IllalHtll -M M larraal M Ma Jaee III lllllllll| ll«nla| B» aala •a a*ks raa |aaa aw lll|al. tassel »* rt r»a> nm aaaacnaaae 11 retetaes' eeriao, «e perM Id Aerf Is W* Jaw at say year, rear atftlsl aseissrtsls aM ae ineaeea at 3M Jarre, ra to la»lsta| year
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