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To create a non-elitist and democratic organisation for the benefit of all it's members, to work and represent the needs of those members, and where possible, to offer a support mechanism where no member feels isolated from the association family, and where possible, we return something to our community.

That those who volunteer for positions of responsibility within the association do so on the understanding that it is the members they represent and not their own advancement at the cost of those members

AIMS OF THE ASSOCIATION

To represent all members fairly and impartially.
To establish a welfare structure for our members.
To foster a climate of healthy competition between the branches and sub branches.
That the association becomes a national body.
To seek repatriation benefits of medical compensation for it's members.
To consider those matters which arise from time to time as effecting the freedom and identity of Australia.
That the association is non political.
That the association work to establish branches in other parts of the world.
To establish a fund for the general conduct of the national, state and sub branches.
The awarding of a Defence Service Medal for all National Servicemen
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and those that have served and have received no award and have had an honourable discharge.
To participate each year in the ANZAC Day march.
To observe the National Servicemen's Day each February 14th.
To seek amendments to the defence service honours Act, to include National Servicemen and Servicemen and Women that the Act discriminated against.
To promote the concept of National or Community service for our youth.
To assist and/or affiliate with any other organisation having like aims and objectives upon such terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon.
That the National Servicemen's records be moved to the Department of Veterans Affairs.