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ARMY MOUNTAINEER
THE JOURNAL OF
THE ARMY MOUNTAINEERING ASSOCIATION
Autumn 1996
Chairman
Brigadier NJ Cottam QBE
Appointments...............................................................................................2 The Autumn 1996 Edition.........................................................................3 Area Reps as at September 1996 ................................................................3 IfThis Is Rock And Roll I Want My Old Job Back .......................4,5,6 Magnificent Rumm .....................................................................................7 Adventure ................................................................................................8,9 Sweeping Clean at Hell’s L u m ................................................................... 9 The British Services Gasherbrum Expedition 1996 — 10,11,12,13,14
Spring 1997 edition
Please send your contributions for the Autumn 1996 edition to the editor by the end of 4 April 1997 Photographs and slides (which will be returned) should be accompanied by a suitable caption.
Sketches, maps and cartoons are also welcomed and article subjects can be off-beat as well as main stream climbing/ mountaineering.
Far from The Madenning Craggs............................................................ 15 The Old Man ofHoy............................................................................16,17 Area Meet Detail 1997 ................................................................................16 Brave New W orld..................................................................................18,19 Exercise Langtang D ragon................................................................. 20,21 Don’t Use A Rope.......................................................................................22
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