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Fun park invasion The recenlty closed Australia's Wonderland theme park will become a military training ground this weekend. It will form the backdrop to Exercise Ferris Wheel for soldiers of the Fifth Brigade Reserve Response Force. Major Mike Billingham of the RRFsaid 156 soldiers would take part. "Regular realistic training is necessary," he said. "A venue like Australia's Wonderland presents a unique opportunity to test the RRF in a realistic environment and will allow the members to utilise their wide range of skills." From The Daily Telegraph, Saturday, May 1, 2004 Good to see that the name "Wonderland Sydney" has really stuck in people's memory. "The Bus is now leaving for Singleton Military Area, NSW"

Rode the Demon too. Bad luck to those who thought they were going to be the last ones on April 26. hehe. :cool:

Where did you hear that Dan? Just curious if there was anything more written on this exercise as it sounds pretty interesting. Good to see they got a wirl on Demon as oposed to it just sitting there rotting...much like BB :-p

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