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- 40 - SUMMARY OF COSTS Removals 19 pers $242630 Worst Case (recovered in 2 yrs) Removals 15 pers $191,550 Best Case (recovered in 2 yrs) Royal Australian Navy Band: A Musical Voyage ANNEX B TO DMUS-N BUSINESS CASE DATED 26 AUGUST 2002 Housing 19 pers $38836 ($90,822 pa less than Sydney / Melbourne) Total Variable 19 pers $1,217,740 ($99,667 pa less than Sydney / Melbourne) Transport NK (offset from East Coast) Phone/Power NK (offset from East Coast) Facilities Nil (already in use by local Reserves) T&S 20 pers $50000 pa (off-set from existing East-West travel) Leave Travel 4 pers $8000 (estimate number of MWOD)
- 41 – RAN BAND DEPLOYMENT TO WASHINGTON AND PEARL HARBOUR MEETING 13 SEPTEMBER 2006 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Purpose 1. Next year marks the 65 th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea and the 65 th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway. Both of these battles are landmark events impacting on the history of Australia and the United States of America. 2. This agendum paper seeks, as its central purpose, funds to deploy a contingent of the RAN Band to Washington and Pearl Harbour to commemorate the 65 th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea: a battle in which HMAS Australia and HMAS Hobart joined forces with USS Lexington and USS Yorktown to turn back enemy naval thrusts, for the first time, in the Pacific war. Additional support would be provided to the Australian Ambassador in Washington by deploying a small advance party to commemorate: a. the 90 th Anniversary of the first occasion in which Australian and US Forces fought in battle side by side; 1 b. activities marking the largest migration of Australians to leave Australia; 2 c. the 92 nd Anniversary of ANZAC Day; and d. the 56 th Anniversary of the signing of the ANZUS Treaty. 3. This proposal needs to be dealt with by CNSAC due to the level of additional funds being sought and its potential to attract interest by MINDEF. Objective 4. The objective of this proposal is to use the RAN Band as a vehicle in which to advance the Australia-United States friendship, promote Australia’s security interests, 3 and advance the RAN- USN relationship. 4 Workforce 5. The deployment will comprise 51 musicians from the RAN Band, one medical rating and one photographer. Scope exists for senior RAN representatives to visit Washington and Pearl Harbour in and around the period of the deployment to capitalise on and add to the goodwill that will be generated by the band’s performances. Resource Implications 6. The proposed deployment will be conducted in three separate stages: a. Stage One. Deployment to Washington of an advance party comprising 14 musicians to assist the Australian Ambassador from 15 to 30 Apr 07. b. Stage Two. Deployment to Washington of an additional 39 personnel from 30 Apr to 7 May 07. c. Stage Three. Deployment of 21 personnel from Washington to Pearl Harbour from 8 to 13 May 07 with the remaining members returning to Australia. 7. The total estimated cost is in the order of $444,968 (economy class) and $721,893 (business class). However, costs can be reduced by omitting the first or third stages of the deployment. 1 HADS in Washington has indicated the 17 Apr 07 is the key date being considered to mark this occasion. 2 Cultural Advisor in Washington has indicated that various ceremonies to mark this occasion will be held during the period 17-24 Apr 07. 3 Mission—Head of the Australian Defence Staff Washington 4 Mission—Naval Attaché to Washington Royal Australian Navy Band: A Musical Voyage
Page 1 and 2: A MUSICAL VOYAGE REPORT OF PROCEEDI
Page 3 and 4: - 1 - CONTENTS Royal Australian Nav
Page 5 and 6: - 3 - SELECTED ARTICLES: RAN BAND N
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Page 9 and 10: - 7 - COMMANDER PHILLIP CHARLES AND
Page 11 and 12: - 9 - REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS ON CESS
Page 13 and 14: - 11 - RAN Band Business Plan (2003
Page 15 and 16: - 13 - CHAPTER 2 ASHORE AND AFLOAT
Page 17 and 18: - 15 - On 5 August 1914, after war
Page 19 and 20: - 17 - The 2005 deployment to the S
Page 21 and 22: - 19 - RAN BAND BUSINESS PLAN (2003
Page 23 and 24: - 21 - Strengths, Weaknesses, Oppor
Page 25 and 26: - 23 - • Situational factors. Shi
Page 27 and 28: - 25 - The current organisational s
Page 29 and 30: - 27 - Recommendation No 12: Contin
Page 31 and 32: Bibliography - 29 - • Review the
Page 33 and 34: - 31 - INTRODUCTION Background 6. T
Page 35 and 36: - 33 - • Stage Four. Relocate the
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Page 39 and 40: - 37 - Reunion and Recreational Lea
Page 41: - 39 - COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS COSTS
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Page 51 and 52: STAGE ONE 90th Anniversary and ANZA
Page 53 and 54: Incidentals Equipment - 51 - Royal
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Page 77 and 78: Position Number Rank Billet Descrip
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Page 81 and 82: - 79 - Royal Australian Navy Band:
Page 83 and 84: - 81 - HOD Posn No Rank Description
Page 85 and 86: - 83 - LEADERSHIP ESSAY BY THE DIRE
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- 91 - Source: J. Katzenbach, Teams
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- 93 - MUSIC LEADERSHIP ESSAY BY TH
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- 95 - It has often been said that
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- 97 - REMEMBRANCE DAY SPEECH BY TH
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- 99 - And now the torch and poppy
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- 101 - Today’s Navy Band continu
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- 103 - TF44 arrived off the Jomard
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- 105 - RAN BAND NEWS EDITION NUMBE
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- 107 - Our mission was called “O
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- 113 - Sand Storm (Sonya) One nigh
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- 117 - Singapore was a stop for re
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- 119 - The Aussie’s again were g
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- 121 - On the second morning at se
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- 123 - After two days of sight see
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- 127 - ANZAC DAY 2004 IN BAGHDAD A
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- 129 - It was just as well a heart
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- 131 - We arrived at Anzac Cove at
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- 135 - There were a couple of spec
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- 137 - We took part in café party
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- 139 - The location of the school
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- 141 - However, our role in the Re
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- 143 - Everyone is enjoying the mu
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- 145 - HMAS Anzac detachment of mu
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- 147 - The highlight of the deploy
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- 149 - With our combat body armour
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- 151 - On Monday 5 December 2005 t
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- 153 - The AFL Grand Final was wat
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- 155 - In March we embarked 11 mus
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- 159 - The BIT 2006 debut show, at
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- 163 - We headed up the back of th
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- 165 - I remember looking up at th
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- 169 - The first official function
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- 171 - Prior to meals the tables a
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- 173 - The Prison itself is situat
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- 175 - On 26 August our final memb
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- 177 - “My job has also taken me
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- 179 - Two of our people, Lieutena
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- 181 - Our first concert at Camp V
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- 183 - For a normal trombonist thi
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- 187 - As part of the celebrations
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- 189 - Independence Day was a free
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- 191 - The first commitment for th
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- 193 - We then headed over to Lymp
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- 195 - Many books have been writte
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- 199 - After the parade had finish
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- 201 - After spending the weekend
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- 205 - On day two, our friends fro
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- 209 - They seemed to focus more o
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- 211 - Over the following three da
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- 215 - By attending the Art Galler
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- 217 - When not busy performing, t
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- 219 - Once installed in our accom
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- 223 - The evening was indeed over
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- 225 - From the first rehearsal ev
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- 227 - THE SALUTE—INDIGENOUS ART
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- 229 - EMAIL MESSAGE FROM THE DIRE
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- 231 - At the time of writing I ha
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- 233 - We were all struck by the a
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- 235 - Navy Band Southwest in San
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- 237 - CHAPTER 6 MUSIC PROGRAMMES
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- 239 - HANDS ACROSS THE SEA NICK C
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- 241 - ALL HANDS ON DECK Conductor
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- 243 - THE SEAFARER 2 March 2011 a
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- 245 - A NAVAL SALUTE PROCESSION A
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- 247 - CHAPTER 7 RECORDINGS Royal
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- 249 - LIVE IN CONCERT (2002) Inve
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Woodwind Quintet Able Seaman Svetla
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Disc One Serving Australia With Pri
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INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE EXHIBITION AN
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