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Members attended in person and via Zoom. Lion Gary Moen was introduced to present the Birch Sturm Fellowship recognition. The winner was unknown except to the small committee that made the selection. As Moen read the script, attendees were given breadcrumbs to discover the evening’s winner. The recipient eventually was revealed as his accolades were revealed. The Birch-Sturm Fellowship recognizes individuals who exemplify dedication and commitment to Lionism, serving people in their community and beyond through their humanitarian work. The recognition was created in 1990. It is named aft...

New Zealand troops loading an L5 howitzer into an M113 armoured personnel carrier in Vietnam. From Ian McGibbon, New Zealand's Vietnam War (2010) p95: The L5 howitzer, [US Brigadier General Ellis W.] Williamson noted soon after the New Zealanders arrived 'appears to be an ideal gun for this war'. His enthusiasm derived from the weapon's portability. Weighing only 1300 kilograms, it was light enough to be carried by helicopter and compact enough to fit into the M113 armoured personnel carrier (APC). NZ Gov. New Zealand’s Vietnam War: SAS deployment – Terry Culley: the Battles December 22, ...

Long march of half a century from Nui Dat to Maryborough They went their different ways after Vietnam but 50 years later these two army buddies chummed up again at Maryborough. Enjoying a beer at the bar during the Maryborough RSL Sub Branch Christmas lunch were Rod Lees (left) and Ralph Ackerman. News Nancy Bates 13th Dec 2020 6:00 PM IT’S been a long march from Vietnam 50 years ago through the Gold Coast region but two army buddies from Delta Company couldn’t be happier with where they have ended up – in Maryborough....