Lawrence has a diverse career with many years in finance in the manufacturing and industrial sectors, as General Manager, Finance Administration Manager, Company Secretary, Quality Assurance Manager and other managerial positions in accounting, credit management, budgeting, financial planning, investments, banking, industrial relations and quality assurance.

Greg Weller joined the RAAF in 1989 as an Intelligence Officer. Career highlights include operational service in both East Timor and the Middle East and an Exchange Officer posting with US Pacific Command, Hawaii. Greg completed a range of command and staff officer positions including Commanding Officer No 87 Squadron, the Air Force’s Intelligence Squadron, Deputy Director Air Power Doctrine, Air Power Development Centre, where he wrote several RAAF doctrine publications, and Chief of Staff, Air Warfare Centre, RAAF Edinburgh, where he regularly performed the duties of Senior ADF Officer, Edinburgh Defence Precinct.

Group Captain Steve Fielder joined the Air Force in 1974 and graduated from RAAF Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree and a Graduate Diploma in Military Aviation. On completion of flying training in 1978, he was posted to 9 SQN for flying duties on the Iroquois helicopter. Following further training in the United Kingdom at the Empire Test Pilot's School, Steve was posted to the Aircraft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) for test flying duties.

Gaynor Harrison joined the RAAF serving in communications, IT and networks across Australia. After discharged from the RAAF, Gaynor continued working for a further 15 years mostly in IT. She has also worked in the SA Correctional System and as a Personal Carer before training for and qualifying to be a Nurse.

Mandy has over 30 years of experience across financial management, budgeting, forecasting, payroll, IT systems, and human resources within complex organisational settings.

David Pyatt enlisted in the Air Force in 1994 as an Airfield Defence Guard (ADG) as part of the Air Force’s Ready Reserve Scheme. After his initial 12-month full time commitment, David transferred to the Permanent Air Force and posted to No 2 Airfield Defence Squadron (2AFDS).

After completing a five year apprenticeship, Frank became a first-class turner. He has worked in various organizations including Holden and his own business in trades, training and work health safety. He served 10 years with No 24 Squadron as a reservist engine fitter working on Dakota C-47, Canberra and P3-Orion aircraft.

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Warrant Officer Kyra Evans joined the Royal Australian Air Force as an Air Surveillance Operator in 1998. She has completed various postings including No 3 Control and Reporting Unit, Surveillance and Control Training Unit, No 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit, No 1 Remote Sensor Unit and various staff positions in Canberra and Adelaide.