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Afghanistan over the first twelve months, receiving praise from Mattis and other coalition partners for their efficiency and effectiveness. The squadrons' achievements were recognised with the
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470:. The citation for Gilmore's DSC praised his "distinguished and inspirational leadership" in Afghanistan, noting that he "demonstrated an exceptionally high level of leadership and remarkably fine political acumen."
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A Versatile Force: The Future of Australia's Special Operations Capability
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18 Hours: The True Story Of A Modern Day Australian SAS War Hero
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No Front Line: Australia's Special Forces at War in Afghanistan
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in southern Afghanistan. There, Gilmore's men worked alongside
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Davies, Andrew; Jennings, Peter; Scheer, Benjamin (2014).
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Recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (Australia)
1074:. Department of Defence. 22 November 2002. Archived from
610:. He relinquished the appointment and retired in 2019.
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Peter Warwick Gilmore was born on 31 January 1962 in
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948:"Major General Peter Warwick (Gus) Gilmore, AO, DSC"
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526:Gilmore (left) discusses troop movements with a
976:. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
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1303:. Sydney: Harper Collins Australia.
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1366:. Sydney: HarperCollins Australia.
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1200:. Australian Army. 5 December 2016
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1072:Minister for Defence media release
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1178:. Australian Army. Archived from
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954:. Australian Army. Archived from
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855:Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
792:. Department of Veterans' Affairs
766:. Department of Veterans' Affairs
740:. Department of Veterans' Affairs
604:Vice Chief of Defence Force Group
576:Officer of the Order of Australia
362:Royal Military College of Science
167:Officer of the Order of Australia
513:Member of the Order of Australia
462:, while Gilmore was awarded the
323:Royal Military College, Duntroon
226:Royal Military College, Duntroon
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350:Royal Australian Infantry Corps
234:Royal Australian Infantry Corps
1563:Military personnel from Sydney
504:Officer of the Legion of Merit
356:in International Relations at
175:Officer of the Legion of Merit
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1344:. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
1325:. Sydney: Allen & Unwin.
786:"Gilmore, Ian George Charles"
734:"Gilmore, Ian George Charles"
639:Gilmore, Gus (28 June 2016).
594:on 23 January 2015. Based at
580:2013 Queen's Birthday Honours
571:during the Second World War.
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850:"Australian Military Forces"
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360:. He is a graduate of the
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185:Meritorious Service Medal
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592:Commander Forces Command
517:Queen's Birthday Honours
309:Gilmore was educated at
272:Early life and education
266:Commander Forces Command
1340:Masters, Chris (2017).
1252:. Department of Defence
1226:. Department of Defence
764:Korean War Nominal Roll
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1299:Lee, Sandra (2006).
952:Deputy Chief of Army
588:Deputy Chief of Army
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224:. A graduate of the
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240:. He commanded the
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16:Australian general
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1332:978-1-74175-971-6
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1182:on 30 March 2016.
683:. Geelong College
468:Bronze Star Medal
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