As much as i love to take the piss out of our illustrious team of Chippies....
I am full on re stalkers/wankers.
I have my own ideas of whom it may be, which i keep to myself.
May i pass on to the webbies, that i have an extraordinary amount of contacts
in virtually every state, some being good guys and others not so flash.
Should this practice continue......you have my mobile number to pass on information
which may determine the appropriate course of action.
Be it that we are as Ned said a pretty laid back site.............i believe that the members in general
abhor this type of harrassment/behaviour.
If the perp is semi literate and comes from at least the middle of the gene pool
then they/he/she ought to have worked out by now that this is unacceptable
Am sure that said person will not re offend.
Just A Smart Arse...? Or a Stalker of Genuine Concern...?
Moderators: Hippy Chippy, Seejay, Chippy Ned
- Lucii
- Reg. Chief
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- Given Name: Gary
- Surname: Lucev
- Original Official Number: R43594
- Rank and Rate: CPOMTP5
- Intake or Class: 24th MOBI Intake
- Date of Enlistment: 4th Jan 1968
- Date of Discharge: 3rd Jan 1988
- Ships and Establishments.: Nirimba, Melbourne, Penguin(medical several times), Leeuwin, Harman(NO), SWAN, RANTAU, Cerberus(Q course), RANTAU, Vampire and Stirling(DEE).
Last Chief Tiffy on the last Daring in the world. - City or Town: Rockingham
- State: WA
- Country: Australia
- Occupation: Retired TPI
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- A. Mooney
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Navy Archive Records
Go to this URL and type your name in or anyone elses that you know and you can see their records I could see my paper records of my time at Nirimba including the dates I took leave!!! Just type your name in "key works" and then work your way to "View digital records" then hay presto you have a scanned copy. My daughter found my records to my supprise.
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Researc ... Y&S=4&DP=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Researc ... Y&S=4&DP=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Alan Mooney
R43420
ex- CPOMTP5SM
22nd MOBI Intake
Jan 67 to Jan 87
Melbourne,Platypus,Submarines,Cerberus,
Cook,Kuttabul
R43420
ex- CPOMTP5SM
22nd MOBI Intake
Jan 67 to Jan 87
Melbourne,Platypus,Submarines,Cerberus,
Cook,Kuttabul
- Les D
- Hut Senior
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- Location: Port Kennedy WA
Just as a safety precaution I don't think that links to websites where personal details can be found should be included in these messages.
we all, I think, have our names in our signature block and there appears to be no restriction on visitors, however sick they may be, accessing these links and picking out personal details of any of us, although I don't think I and people like Wayne have anything to worry about.
Just a thought.
we all, I think, have our names in our signature block and there appears to be no restriction on visitors, however sick they may be, accessing these links and picking out personal details of any of us, although I don't think I and people like Wayne have anything to worry about.
Just a thought.
Les Darley
Ex CERA RN (1955-76).
Ships: Crane, Palliser, Whirlwind, Undaunted, Endurance, Jaguar, Londonderry. Shore time in Chatham Barracks.
Worked in Australia at RANMEE on MK 48s, Support Craft Manager in PMSS and then FFGCLO. (1986-2000) Now retired.
my personal boast is that I had sailed on every ocean, most of the major seas and walked on all seven continents before I was 35.

Ex CERA RN (1955-76).
Ships: Crane, Palliser, Whirlwind, Undaunted, Endurance, Jaguar, Londonderry. Shore time in Chatham Barracks.
Worked in Australia at RANMEE on MK 48s, Support Craft Manager in PMSS and then FFGCLO. (1986-2000) Now retired.
my personal boast is that I had sailed on every ocean, most of the major seas and walked on all seven continents before I was 35.

- Stroppy Chippie
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- Given Name: Brian
- Surname: Mackenzie
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- Date of Enlistment: 11 Jan 1971
- Date of Discharge: N/A
- Ships and Establishments.: NIRIMBA
- City or Town: Schofields
- State: NSW
- Country: Australia
- Occupation: Technical Officer
- Location: Schofields NSW
Re: Navy Archive Records
It is my understanding that, if there is a digitised copy on the system, it has been due to a request from (supposedly) a family member.A. Mooney wrote:Go to this URL and type your name in or anyone elses that you know and you can see their records I could see my paper records of my time at Nirimba including the dates I took leave!!! Just type your name in "key works" and then work your way to "View digital records" then hay presto you have a scanned copy. My daughter found my records to my supprise.
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Researc ... Y&S=4&DP=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Brian Mackenzie
ex-Shipwright Instructor
Oct '88 to Dec '93 (NIRIMBA) before and beyond
ex-Shipwright Instructor
Oct '88 to Dec '93 (NIRIMBA) before and beyond
- jdee
- Hut Senior
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Only trouble with all the details is it gives date of birth and next of kin (albeit 30 years ago) but for those of us still here those are usually the details that are asked for by banks and companies if you have any phone dealings with them They are usually the security questions they ask - date of birth and maiden name or mother's name.
Yes, the digitised records are usually those that have been asked for my people doing family research, but there is no need to submit any proof of relationship to get the records digitised so anyone can do it, especially if you have a more common name and whoever isn't sure if you are the person they are looking for or not so they can ask for several to be digitised. There used to be a limit on how may per year you could request but I'm not sure if that still applies.
Yes, the digitised records are usually those that have been asked for my people doing family research, but there is no need to submit any proof of relationship to get the records digitised so anyone can do it, especially if you have a more common name and whoever isn't sure if you are the person they are looking for or not so they can ask for several to be digitised. There used to be a limit on how may per year you could request but I'm not sure if that still applies.
Jenny D
WRANS 1969-76(Class107)
ex-POWRRSS
Harman, Coonawarra, Harman, JIO

WRANS 1969-76(Class107)
ex-POWRRSS
Harman, Coonawarra, Harman, JIO

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namvet
I do know that my records are there in part ..seemd to finnish in 1970 but non of my relatives have requested the info on me and neither have I ...so go figure.jdee wrote:Only trouble with all the details is it gives date of birth and next of kin (albeit 30 years ago) but for those of us still here those are usually the details that are asked for by banks and companies if you have any phone dealings with them They are usually the security questions they ask - date of birth and maiden name or mother's name.
Yes, the digitised records are usually those that have been asked for my people doing family research, but there is no need to submit any proof of relationship to get the records digitised so anyone can do it, especially if you have a more common name and whoever isn't sure if you are the person they are looking for or not so they can ask for several to be digitised. There used to be a limit on how may per year you could request but I'm not sure if that still applies.
I remember a few years ago that I was told from the Archives that they had a team that were slowly going through all records to get them on computer and not in alphabetical order
- jdee
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- Location: Perth, WA
There are so many records to do that only so many can be done in a year, or whatever. I believe they are trying to get all the records digitised and one way is by people requesting them. you can request photocopies but I think it's now about $25 for that. There is the 30 year limit before they put them on. My records in my maiden name are there but not my married name (as yet). I think it's just pot-luck which ones get on and which don't. They are still trying to get the WWI and WWII records done as well. Anyone can request digitised copies, not just relatives or the person named.
Jenny D
WRANS 1969-76(Class107)
ex-POWRRSS
Harman, Coonawarra, Harman, JIO

WRANS 1969-76(Class107)
ex-POWRRSS
Harman, Coonawarra, Harman, JIO
