General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbers in the defence force	10-Sep-2007 At 2:32:30 PM	youngtuffdy
Message
On 31/08/2007 shamus wrote: >the army certainly hasn't banned climbing / mountaineering etc, they have >an active alpine association and have climbing as a major part of their >adventurous training. But there is, or at least was a ban on major trips >overseas after deaths during a trip to the himalayas. Speaking from experience, 'climbing' and adventurous training in the defence force is not quite the same as a weekend at Frog with mates. Two vastly different activities in my opinion.

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