Tae Kwon Do Club might be considered an exception, as it offers both Rhee Taekwon-Do and WTF taekwondo (in separate classes). e. The KTA (1959/1961) predated both the ITF (1966) and the WTF (1973). The modern KTA is closely aligned to the WTF. f. Nigel Higgs, Judy Tynan, and Jerry Hatter are some of the Rhee Taekwon-Do instructors also recognised as Masters, holding the title of Regional Master Instructor. John O'Brien had previously been a Regional Master Instructor in Rhee Taekwon-Do, prior to leaving with V. Low. g. While discussing the introduction of taekwondo to Malaysia and Singapore, Ki Ha Rhee noted that Choi had instructed him to bring another instructor with him. Almost certainly referring to C. H. Rhee, he added, "That's why I took the brother of Rhee Chong Chul—from Rhee International—he was the first to graduate so he came to Malaysia then I brought him to Singapore" (p. 52). h. According to Museum Victoria, there were only 72 Koreans in Victoria in 1971. i. The Korean striking art taught by Kim, Rozinsky, and No in the 1960s was described as tang soo do or Korean karate, and not as taekwondo. It is a matter of interpretation whether the art should be called taekwondo retrospectively. The Shuto Karate Club (founded by Rozinsky in 1963) later became the Melbourne Taekwondo Centre, and tang soo do was one of the arts taught there. In contrast to the Australian sources, US author B. Maclaughlin (1972) reported: "In addition to his time-consuming work in judo, Kim found the opportunity to further the interest of Korean karate and established the first Australian tae kwon do school in Melbourne. The new club was heartily endorsed by Kim's karate sensei, General Hong-Hi Choi, head of the Korean Tae Kwon Do Association" (p. 27). See Korea Taekwondo Association and Tang Soo Do for more information. j. Ex-members who founded ITF schools also include: Misko (Michael) Kordanovski, 8th dan; Graham Moulden, 8th dan; Spiridon Cariotis, 8thdan; Steve Weston, 6th dan; Scott Bower, 6th dan; George Gabrielides, 5th dan; Catherine McMaster; Steven Luxmoore, 5th dan; Trevor Harbrow, 2nd dan; Shane Astwood, 3rd dan; and Robert Clarkson, 4th dan, Kordanovski was a Rhee Taekwon-Do 4th dan instructor under C. H. Rhee in Melbourne and was promoted to ITF 7th dan (ITF Master Instructor status) in 2007. His nephew Dragi Kuzmanovski trained in Rhee Taekwon-Do from 1975 to 1995 and