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Indonesia. Malaysia and Indonesia agreed to a peace treaty on 11 August and 4 RAR and the other Commonwealth units in Borneo ceased operations the next day. The battalion returned to Camp Terendak on 30 August having suffered five fatalities in Borneo, though only one man had been killed in action.
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Operation Federal in Biên Hòa province. Operation Overlander commenced in Biên Hòa province on
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Australian Regiment was made in 1963. Consequently, instructions for the raising of the battalion were issued on 13 January 1964. The official raising of 4 RAR on 1 February 1964 was the first time a regular infantry battalion had been
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in 1994, that the government made the decision to unlink the 2nd/4th
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unit. On 1 February 1997 the unit was renamed to 4 RAR (Commando). Initially, both
Regular and Reserve serving members were given the opportunity to undertake special forces training provided, mainly by 1st Commando Regiment, or elect a posting to a conventional forces unit. Around the beginning of
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Company was raised first followed by Charlie Company in 1999, both taking 24 months to reach full maturity. The pace of battalion life during these development years was hectic with capability development, equipment acquisition and training, focussing every member's attention. The
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area. By this time the war was winding down as peace negotiations had begun between
Malaysia and Indonesia. Like 3 RAR, 4 RAR conducted cross-border operations and clashed with Indonesian forces on a number of occasions. Its tour was less eventful, however, and the battalion primarily operated in
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Australia on 8 December. Victor Company, RNZIR departed on 9 December. Casualties included eight Australians killed and 41 wounded, with one New Zealander killed and five wounded. 'D' Company, 4 RAR, remained behind until 12 March 1972 in order to provide
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Australia, and subsequently returned to South Vietnam for its second tour in May 1971, again relieving 2 RAR. The New Zealanders from Victor Company RNZIR were again integrated into the battalion with the battalion being redesignated 4
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had adopted in Phuoc Tuy in April 1969, 4 RAR/NZ engaged in operations designed at seeking out and destroying the VC in their base areas, preventing their access to the civilian population, and in helping to create a security for the South Vietnamese. However, with the Australian commitment to
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8 April, before the battalion again returned to Phuoc Tuy on 17 April. It was subsequently replaced by 6RAR on 1 May and departed for Australia on 19 May. Total casualties during the deployment included 15 Australians killed and 97 wounded, with five New Zealanders killed and 37 wounded.
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486:. In May 1993, 2/4 RAR was tasked to provide a Rifle Platoon for Operation Gemini in Cambodia. 12 Platoon Delta Company, deployed to Cambodia tasked with providing local security for Australian Army helicopters that were also deployed as part of the relief mission.
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was established as a training unit for a special establishment on the Order of Battle. The depot was later renamed 4 RAR on 10 March 1952. This renaming was necessary because government approval had been given to raise a battalion and not a
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and trained as part of the Operational Deployment Force (ODF) in close country and conventional warfare operations. On 1 February 1982, with the official replacement of the title 'Task Force' with 'Brigade', 2/4 RAR became a unit of the
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1998, General Reserve positions ceased to exist in the new structure and reserve members discharged or posted to GRes units. The initial years were busy creating a structure and recruiting members suitable for
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Last Out: 4RAR/NZ (ANZAC) Battalion's Second Tour in Vietnam
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1001:. Rosebud: Slouch Hat Publications.
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868:Dennis, Peter; et al. (2008).
384:Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
1518:Services Reconnaissance Department
1503:Independent and Commando Companies
1098:Commando operations in Afghanistan
973:. St Leonards: Allen & Unwin.
889:The Lineage of the Australian Army
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750:. Australian Army. Archived from
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577:. Australian Army. Archived from
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1060:. Sydney: The Watermark Press.
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624:Vietnam, 1962–1972 units
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909:; Bou, Jean (2008).
802:Horner 2008, p. 295.
793:Horner 2008, p. 289.
784:Horner 2008, p. 282.
775:Horner 2008, p. 265.
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678:Odgers 1988, p. 246.
651:Kuring 2004, p. 305.
602:Horner 2008, p. 119.
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