Private Peter Laing looks on while his mother, Mrs G. Laing, gives little David Laing a drink. David has a secure perch in the arms of his sister Gail. The Laing family of Turangi, were at the afternoon tea for graduating soldiers of the 26th Intake of National Servicemen held at Waiouru Command on December 6. The troops gave a demonstration of combat skills in the morning, and in the afternoon paraded before Rear--Admiral L. G. Carr, Chief of Naval Staff, before ending their three months initial in-camp training.
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Taupo Times, Volume 19, Issue 97, 15 December 1970, Page 7
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89Private Peter Laing looks on while his mother, Mrs G. Laing, gives little David Laing a drink. David has a secure perch in the arms of his sister Gail. The Laing family of Turangi, were at the afternoon tea for graduating soldiers of the 26th Intake of National Servicemen held at Waiouru Command on December 6. The troops gave a demonstration of combat skills in the morning, and in the afternoon paraded before Rear-Admiral L. G. Carr, Chief of Naval Staff, before ending their three months initial in-camp training. Taupo Times, Volume 19, Issue 97, 15 December 1970, Page 7
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