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Hammer, Julie Margaret (1955 - )

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Engineer
Born: 17 February 1955  Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Julie Margaret Hammer joined the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in 1977, after completing a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Sydney. She was originally an education officer but transferred to the Engineer Branch in 1981. Hammer was the first woman to command an operational unit in the RAAF, the Electronic Warfare Squadron.

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1977Joined the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) as Education Officer
1977Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics completed at the University of Sydney
1977 - 1979Education Officer in the engineer cadet squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), Frognall, Melbourne
1979 - 1981Instructor at the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) School of Radio in Laverton, Melbourne
1981Transferred to the Electronics Category of the Engineer Branch
1982 - 1983Officer-in-charge of Avionics for the Aircraft Maintenance Flight at the No 3 Aircraft Depot of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in Amberley
1983Quality Project Officer at the No 3 Aircraft Depot of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in Amberley
1983 - 1985Sub-Section Head in the Aircraft Equipment Engineering Division (AEENG3) in Head Quarters Support Command at Victoria Barracks, Melbourne
1986No 5 Advances Systems Engineering Course at the Royal Air Force (RAF) College in Cranwell, UK
1987Liaison in the Directorate of Scientific and Technical Intelligence at the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence, London
1987Completed a Masters thesis in control engineering
1987 - 1989Technical Intelligence Analyst at the Directorate of Scientific and Technical Intelligence of the Joint Intelligence Organisation in Canberra
1989 - 1991Systems Engineer in the Maritime Systems Section (SYSENGA3) in the Materiel Branch of the Air Force Office in Canberra
1991 - 1992Project Manageer of project Air 5140 at the Project Management and Acquisition Division of the Materiel Branch of the Air Force Office in Canberra
1992 - 1995Commanding Officer of the Electronic Warfare Squadron of the Aircraft Research and Development Unit of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in Edinburgh
1996 - 1997Seconded to the Defence Efficiency Review and appointed Co-Chairman of the Science and Technology Sub-Review Team
1996 - 1998Project Director of Joint Project 2030 Australian Defence Force Joint Command Support Environment of the Command and Support Systems Branch in the Defence Acquisition Organisation, Canberra
1997Conspicuous Service Cross
1998Acting Director General of the Command and Support Systems Branch of the Defence Acquisition Organisation in Canberra
1998Director of Command and Intelligence Support Systems at the Command and Support Systems Branch of the Defence Acquisition Organisation, Canberra
1999 - Director General of Infrastructure Services at Defence Information Systems Group

 
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