A senior ranking Navy commander has blamed a few bad apples for the bullying and abuse inside the Australian Defence Force, after a grieving father interrupted a recruitment event. The I can, you can women in Defence luncheon event was held for young women wanting to join the ADF at the Gold Coast on Saturday. However, a distraught Alan Bailey took the opportunity to tell potential recruits to think before you join after losing his Navy daughter Teri. Mr Bailey s daughter took her own life on her 25th birthday in December last year following a traumatic experience in which he says she was subjected to an attempted sexual assault and was then abused by the Navy when she reported the incident.
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