Facts & Figures
The Wanderers Dive Club received SDI certified dive training from Wyvern Resilience
between 2023 to current.
Members
1
Total Certifications
1
Open Water
1
Computer Nitrox
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Wanderers Dive Club
Serving ADF members, emergency services, veterans and dependants can experience the freedom and confidence of exploring the underwater realm.
Members of the Wanderers Dive Club meet regularly for social dives and courses.
The Wanderers Dive Club received SDI certified dive training from Wyvern Resilience
Building a Strong
Military, Emergency Services & Veteran Community
Scuba whilst building friendships within the military, emergency services and veteran community.
Our diving activities will put you under various levels of stress depending on your personality and experiences.
Our goal is to give you tools to manage stress and build resilience.
Tools to manage stress and build resilience will assist you in attaining your goals in everyday life.
Our instructors are veterans, current serving members or experts in their fields. They are keen to to share their knowledge and experience with you.
Our mentors are all highly skilled soldiers from units that demand the highest standards of performance and resilience. These dedicated professionals are keen to share their knowledge and experience with you.
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"Our vision is to facilitate meaningful dive activities and share our wellness strategies, in order to forge a stronger community and build resilience in all who participate..."
Wanderers Dive Club
Committee
Documentary
In The Lead Up To Anzac Day
Under a Bamboo Sky is a unique Australian WW2 documentary that tells the story of the Prisoners of War captured during the fall of Singapore.
Australian Documentary
Under A Bamboo Sky
Synopsis
The film follows the years-long journey of these soldiers, sailors & airmen through four countries: from the Changi POW camp, to being forced into slave labour building the Thai Burma Railway, shipwrecked at sea, and sent into factories and down coal mines in Japan.
Using newly colourised archival footage and the recorded voices of more than 60 former POWs, the film traces their extraordinary journey through captivity across four countries from Changi to the Thai–Burma Railway, and on to forced labour in Japan. Told in their own words, these stories offer a deeply personal and moving insight into one of the most challenging chapters of Australia’s wartime history.
Find A Screening
Official Website: www.underabamboosky.com.
Could Your Family Be Connected To This Story?
As part of this project, efforts are underway to reconnect with the families and descendants of the 63 soldiers whose voices feature in the film.
Explore The List of Names
We invite the Wyvern Resilience community to explore the full list of names and help share these stories ensuring that the voices of those who endured are not only remembered, but reconnected with the families and communities they belong to.
Explore The Voices
Explore the full list of voices in the film here.
Do You Recognise A Name?
If you recognise a name, or believe you may have a personal or family connection to one of these individuals, we warmly invite you to email: info@underabamboosky.com.