TRC support helps Bruce serve with RAAF Reserve unit

Away from his day job as a Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) advanced plumbing inspector, Bruce Linke, a veteran of the Iraq conflict, regularly makes time to serve with his unit 65 SQN Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Reserves.

Following four years' service as a plumber with the RAAF, firstly at Edinburgh near Adelaide, Amberley and then at Townsville, Mr Linke was deployed to Middle East operations and Papa New Guinea flood relief.

Mr Linke has maintained a strong commitment to his service life during his 10 years at TRC by continuing to serve with 65 SQN Air Force Reserves.

Mr Linke said Council's supportive arrangements allowed him to commit at least 20 days each year to serving with the RAAF's 65 Squadron based at Amberley and Townsville.

"I'm grateful for Council's support of my time spent with the Air Force Reserves and I was pleased to nominate Council for the Employer Support Award (Southern Queensland Public Sector category) at the recent Defence Reserves Support Council's Brisbane presentation function," Mr Linke said.

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