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Newest ADF leaders told they need to rebuild public trust following Afghanistan war crimes
The Governor-General has told the military’s latest graduates they will need to “reassure and reaffirm” the relationship with the Australian public following last month’s explosive Afghanistan war crimes report.
Key points:
- Retired General David Hurley said building the ADF’s reputation will be “part of your work” for graduates
- More than 300 took part in the graduation ceremony in Canberra on Sunday
- The war crimes report recommended 19 soldiers be investigated by police for the alleged murder of 39 Afghan prisoners and civilians
Retired General David Hurley, who served as Chief of Defence between 2011 and 2015, acknowledged the damning findings of the inquiry while delivering a graduation speech for officers at the Australian Defence Force…
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