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various rank levels. The role of the SHQ is to command the construction effort in barracks and when deployed. The Works Office is commanded by a CAPT (03) in the position of Construction Officer (CONSTO) and is typically supported by several WO2s as Works Managers and other support staff. The Works Office plays a role in the planning and supervision of construction tasks. Its responsibilities encompass several key areas: reconnaissance and planning, which involves assessing the site and determining project requirements; project development and design, focusing on creating detailed plans and blueprints for construction; contracting and procurement, where it manages the selection and acquisition of necessary resources and services; and quality control (Level 3 QC), ensuring that all construction work meets established standards and specifications. Through these tasks, the Works Office ensures that construction projects are executed efficiently, meet all quality requirements, and align with the project's objectives.

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constructing and maintaining unsealed roads and airfields, which involves building and preserving these surfaces without paving. They also clear minor obstacles that could hinder construction and perform essential earthworks, including excavation and land-moving tasks needed for various projects. In addition to horizontal construction, the Plant Troop provides vital support to vertical construction efforts. This includes crane operations for lifting and placing heavy materials, service trenching for laying utility services, and site clearance/preparation to ready construction sites by removing debris and leveling the ground. They also handle building pad construction, creating stable & level areas for foundations. The troop's quarry and large earthworks duties involve winning and loading fill, extracting and transporting earth materials for construction, conducting large-scale excavation and land-shaping tasks, and clearing significant obstacles that may impact extensive construction projects.

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preparation of foundations through concreting to establish a stable base for structures. They are also involved in framing, which entails erecting the structural framework necessary for the building's integrity. The troop installs both internal and external cladding materials, which serve to protect and aesthetically enhance the building. In addition, they handle detailed finishing work including cabinetry installation, painting, and plastering to achieve a refined final appearance. The troop manages all aspects of plumbing, from potable water systems to grey and black water management. They also oversee electrical reticulation, ensuring the proper setup and distribution of internal and external electrical systems throughout the project.

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rock, including rock crushing and blasting and source timber for construction projects. Their demolition work involves handling equipment and explosives for controlled demolitions. They also perform search and clearance operations to remove unexploded ordnance and other hazards. Additionally, the troop engages in minor civil and horizontal construction tasks, such as concreting, building culverts, and installing fences. They are responsible for establishing and maintaining operational camps, including Camp Birt, and conduct underwater operations for construction and maintenance through diving. They manage waste disposal from their activities and provide temporary bridging solutions to facilitate movement and logistics across obstacles.

1122:, the squadron provided essential support for community cleanup and recovery efforts. In Karalee, they used heavy equipment and manpower for cleanup operations. In Grantham, which had been severely impacted by an inland tsunami, the squadron's Plant/Transport Troop was crucial in clearing debris, removing destroyed houses and handling large machinery. The Resources Troop helped clear yards and remove rubbish, while 1 Troop conducted door-knocking and search tasks. The squadron's contributions were recognised with a thank-you parade through Ipswich, acknowledging their significant role in the flood relief operations. 996:, WA, located approximately 5,000 km from RAAF Base Amberley. The deployment, which lasted from May to September, included two rotations of 100 personnel each. The squadron's key achievements encompassed the construction of a community gathering space, an ablutions block, and two large culverts to enhance access and mitigate the effects of the wet season on creek crossings. The health team, consisting of various medical professionals, provided essential care and veterinary support, improving local health services and reducing the need for community members to travel for medical treatment. 667:

enhancing employability), and community engagement (facilitating mutual learning and benefits). Additionally, AACAP supports Army objectives through deployment and force projection. The program has successfully delivered various projects, including housing and subdivisions, road upgrades, sewerage treatment plants, airfield construction, health clinics, telecommunications infrastructure, school improvements, and potable water supply systems. 21 Construction Squadron has, along with its sister squadron

542:, where the Squadron consolidated many of its skills. That year also saw the beginning of the Kapooka Chapel construction, following excavation work completed the previous year. The chapel became a significant site for the Army, with nearly every soldier in the Australian Army having seen or visited it. The SQLG buildings were completed, and two northern projects were undertaken: the Light Horse Dive at Robinson Barracks, NT, and a scale camp at 1174:. Operation Fiji Assist was a key opportunity for the squadron to support Pacific communities and test their contingency operations capabilities. Concurrent with ongoing support to Northern New South Wales in 2022, the squadron began deploying elements to Lekutu, Fiji, for Construction Engineering Team Phase 2, where they further completed the reconstruction of two school buildings damaged by Cyclone Yasa. 1186:, NSW, as part of the Whole of Government Response to the February floods. The squadron's tasks included debris clearance, building damage assessments, restoration of critical infrastructure, and trade support. Squadron members collaborated with local and state government officials, as well as civilian contractors. Squadron members also conducted waterway surveys to assess damage and debris. 396:(MLC) of class 30 and spans ranging from 80 to 90 feet. It also constructed three class 30 timber bridges, each approximately 40 feet in span. Additionally, the squadron installed 22 culverts, with an average length of 66 feet. Improvements to the Pandewas School included leveling a playground, constructing and installing playground equipment, and adding extra schoolroom facilities. 637:. The Squadron was involved in various iterations of Reconstruction Taskforces, which were primarily tasked with conducting protected reconstruction operations in remote areas as part of a broader Dutch-led task force. These missions included developing health, education, and security infrastructure, such as constructing bridges at key river crossings in 1261:

RES TP is typically led by a Lieutenant (02) in the role of Troop Commander and is supported by a SGT (OR-6) as the Troop Sergeant. The Resources Troop is pivotal in supporting various construction and operational tasks by providing essential resources and services. They extract and process water and

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The squadron is commanded by a MAJ (04) in the position of Officer Commanding (OC). They are typically supported by a CAPT (03) as 2nd In Charge (2IC) and a WO2 (OR-8) in the position of Squadron Sergeant Major (SSM). The headquarters is typically assisted by several clerks and operations officers at

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The deployment also involved delivering health services, training in various trades, and providing professional development, which significantly enhanced the community's infrastructure and wellbeing. This experience was valuable for Squadron members, offering practical skills in trade development and

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Key achievements during this deployment included significant construction projects such as building a 1,300 square meter Town Hall for the Local Aboriginal Land Council, upgrading local roads including Rooster Road, refurbishing the local church, and enhancing football oval facilities with new change

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in January 1989, achieving excellent results in their first year. In 1990, two additional BL apprentices were scheduled to start, and the C&J training was set to be transferred to the Army Apprentice School under a block release system. This program involves formal training at the Army Apprentice

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21 Construction Squadron features the "Red Rooster" as its mascot. The mascot first appeared at sporting functions, and members may recall dyed white leghorns gracing the Puckapunyal fields during premiership games. Sergeant Les Brown, who served as the football team's masseur, is frequently seen in

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The training team worked to upskill local men in trades such as concreting, welding, and small engine maintenance, while women received training in digital cameras and software. Over time, locals gained TAFE-recognised certifications, boosting their job prospects. Despite initial low attendance, the

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The dental team provided much-needed care to community members from nearby areas such as Mimili and Pukatja, while the environmental health team and medics engaged with local schools to teach hygiene, health, and first aid. The physical training instructors supported the Fregon Bulldogs AFL team and

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In late February, the Squadron was placed on notice to deploy to Vanuatu in response to the devastation caused by Cyclones Judy and Kevin, which struck the nation. Quickly shifting from a training exercise, the Squadron and their families adapted to what became a month-long disaster relief mission.

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The upcoming AACAP for 2025 will occur, for the first time, in the Torrest Strait Islands between PNG and mainland Australia. This particular AACAP will be renamed the "Army Ailan Community Assistance Program" to recognise the cultural differences between the mainland Aboriginal communities and the

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Despite the brief period available to achieve operational readiness from the reorganisation, 21 Construction Squadron successfully deployed as the LSG Construction Squadron for Exercise Kangaroo 81 from August to October 1981, completing all assigned tasks. Since then, the squadron has participated

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PLT TP is typically led by a LT (02) in the role of Troop Commander and is supported by one or more SGTs (OR-6) as Troop Sergeants. The Plant Troop specialises in horizontal construction and supports various construction operations with several crucial tasks. Their primary responsibilities include

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In 2003, 21 Construction Squadron became part of 6 ESR. As a member of this formation, the Squadron remained stationed at Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera, where it contributed to the development of buildings and infrastructure adjacent to the Regiment Headquarters. In 2011, the Squadron completed its

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also joined the squadron at Puckapunyal. At this time, the squadron was staffed by a core of wartime sappers, mainly from the 6th Division, and New Australian civilians, who made up approximately sixty percent of the unit's personnel. Puckapunyal became the permanent home of the Squadron and apart

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Various structural changes have occurred throughout the Squadron's history however the main focus of providing construction capability to the wider Australian Army has not changed. Currently, the organisational structure includes a Squadron Headquarters (SHQ), a Squadron Works Office (SQN WKS), a

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Life at Camp Birt, the base for the operation, was enhanced by strong camaraderie and activities, including sports and gym facilities. Despite challenges such as unseasonable rain and asbestos discoveries on key sites, AACAP 2013 was a resounding success, leaving a lasting positive impact on the

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In 2013, the AACAP focused on the remote community of Fregon in South Australia's APY Lands. The program involved personnel from various Army units and international partners, including the East Timorese and Tongan Defence Forces. Key projects included the construction of the Fregon Children and

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who was the first Indigenous Australian commissioned in the Australian Regular Army. Each year, AACAP collaborates with a remote community to focus on construction (improving infrastructure and facilities), health (augmenting local services and access), training (empowering community members and

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In 1999, the Squadron achieved notable successes, deploying on two overseas missions. The first was a return to Tonga to build a mess facility for Taliai Camp. Concurrently, the rest of the Squadron participated in Exercise Croc 99 at SWBTA, which included constructing two bridges, roadwork, and

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From November 1965 to June 1966, 21 Construction Squadron was deployed to Sabah, Malaysia, relieving 24 Construction Squadron. The advance party arrived in early November, with the full changeover completed by 1 December 1965. Over the next six months, the squadron undertook various construction

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dedicated to construction tasks. 21 Construction Squadron was to be formed through the amalgamation of existing maintenance troops in Victoria. Final confirmation for the squadron's establishment came in December 1949, and on 25 January 1950, Major Ronald Arthur Venn was appointed as the Officer

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21 Construction Squadron has consistently deployed personnel on various international engagements since its conception in 1950. This continues today where personnel are continually undertaking projects, operations and exericses particularly in the South-West Pacific. In 2024 alone, the Squadron

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and neighbouring provinces. Additionally, several Squadron personnel were deployed to supplement Combat Engineer Regiment sappers with their technical expertise and construction skills. The Squadron also contributed to Operation Highroad in Afghanistan, focusing on the train, advise and assist

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1 TP is typically led by a LT (02) or CAPT (03) in the role of Troop Commander and is supported by one or more SGTs (OR-6) as Troop Sergeants. The Construction Troop is tasked with a range of vertical construction duties essential to building development. Their responsibilities encompass the

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team. The deployment demonstrated the squadron's logistical capabilities by road, with a ten-day journey each way. The construction efforts were divided between 6 ESR and a civilian contractor, with the contractors managing specific tasks. The operation left a positive legacy in the Jigalong

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In 1980, the reorganisation of 1 Division units and the establishment of the Logistic Support Group (LSG) to support the Operational Deployment Force (ODF) was announced. As a result of these changes, Headquarters 1 Construction Regiment was established to command 17, 21, and 22 Construction

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The squadron has undertaken numerous construction projects for both the Army and civilian organisations across Victoria and other states of Australia. Many of the enhancements have contributed to the improvement of facilities, as well as the working and living conditions at various Army

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School combined with practical experience through works supervised by 21 Construction Squadron and civilian detachments. In their first year, these apprentices have made significant contributions by completing projects for various units at Puckapunyal and undertaking tasks interstate.

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In June 1962, the squadron was deployed to New Guinea for a twelve-month period, where it participated in various infrastructure projects aimed at both defence works and infrastructure development. This included road construction, airfield development at Passam, wharf construction at

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Squadrons. 21 Construction Squadron was designated as the "LSG Construction Squadron," with an additional role to provide construction support to the ODF and engineering services to 1 LSG. The squadron was placed on a 28-day notice to move in support of ODF operational deployments.

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The year 1996 was notable for its extensive work on the new Camp Growl at SWBTA, a project described as "Ground Hog Day" due to its duration. This task tested the Squadron's plant and concreting skills, with significant slab construction and road improvements.

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deployed personnel on OP Lilia and OP Render Safe, has conducted construction projects in Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, Kiribati and the Cook Islands as well as international exercises in Vietnam, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Timor Leste.

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Upgrades to 16 km of unsealed road with installation of floodways, culverts and cement-stabilised sections. Additionally, finalisation of health clinic featuring three treatment rooms, baby baths, a secure pharmacy and accommodation for two staff.

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In 1989, 21 Construction Squadron initiated an Adult Trade Training Program aimed at training serving sappers as Carpenters and Joiners (C&J) and Bricklayers (BL). Eight C&J apprentices and three BL apprentices began their studies at

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Family Centre, providing vital services to the local community, and the refurbishment of the Fregon Community Church, which was in disrepair. The team also built a high-quality softball pitch, a point of pride for the APY Lands.

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In 1995, the Squadron participated in Exercise Kangaroo 95 in Katherine, NT, focusing on sharpening its combat capabilities. The Proof and Experimental establishment at Port Wakefield was completed during this year.

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photographs with the Red Rooster standard. In the early 1960s, the Rooster appeared on the unit flag, and the current flag design, incorporating the Red Rooster as the official emblem, has been approved by the MGO.

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to East Timor, where it focused on road repairs during the wet season and supported other units. The experience gained during this deployment was invaluable in enhancing the Squadron's combat capabilities.

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airstrip to Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) specifications by early 1963. Following the completion of the airstrip, the troop was relocated to Passam. The squadron returned to Australia in July 1963.

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tasks, including camp expansions at North Pandean and continued road construction with forward elements positioned at several locations along the route. The squadron erected three Double Storey (DS)

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Overall, the 2017 AACAP deployment in Toomelah greatly improved community infrastructure and health services, while also providing valuable skills training and experience for the squadron members.

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In addition to its emergency response efforts, 21 Construction Squadron has consistently supported charitable causes and community events. The Squadron has been active in charity appeals such as

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to support future growth. Additional projects encompassed the construction of a memorial cenotaph, the erection of a "Welcome to Pormpuraaw" sign, and various other infrastructure improvements.

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and providing critical supplementation and relief across various elements of 6 Engineer Support Regiment (6 ESR) throughout the ADF. The squadron's impact was felt across New South Wales, the

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in Far North Queensland. The squadron's primary construction tasks included building a 20x12 metre Men's Shed for community projects and social gatherings, and developing two 5-lot housing

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Additionally, the squadron delivered accredited and non-accredited training in construction, guiding, and healthy lifestyles and supported local sports, including the Jigalong Eagles

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21 Construction Squadron has a notable history of providing aid during civil disasters both domestically and internationally. Notable instances of support include flood relief in

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By 1994, the accommodation and headquarters project in Vanuatu was completed. The Squadron's second task of the year was constructing the 'Proof and Experiment' establishment at

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Commanding. He was tasked with organising and raising the unit from dispersed maintenance troops, marking 25 January 1950 as the official birth date of 21 Construction Squadron.

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bushfires (October 1980). Each year, the Squadron maintained "Fire Standby Teams" to respond promptly to bushfires on the Puckapunyal Range and other civil emergencies.

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Additionally, during the 1980s the Squadron has completed Defence Cooperation Projects (DCP), major works tasks and providing Defence Force Aid to the Civil Community (

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in numerous LSG "Steady Pack" and "Full Pack" exercises. It has also been deployed for extended periods to support other major defence exercises, including:

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In addition to the works in the Puckapunyal area, other specific projects completed by personnel from 21 Construction Squadron in the early years include:

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community through enhanced infrastructure, health support, and community engagement, while reinforcing partnerships with 6 ESR and other capabilities.

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was in advanced stages. The Engineer-in-Chief's Technical Liaison Letter, published on 1 June 1949, announced approval for the formation of a regal

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detachment deployed to the South Pacific island, tasked with building a new headquarters facility at Taliai Camp for the Tongan Defence Force.

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Construction of a sewerage system in Bickerton Island by Plant Troop and several houses built in Marthakal on Elcho Island by Trade Troop.

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Construction of three houses, 900m of road maintenance and integration of new and existing bores into water reticulation system.

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Construction of 4 houses with courses in welding, emtal working, small-enginee maintenance, computing and multi-media training.

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From 1965, 21 Construction Squadron deployed teams and personnel to support the Australian engineering contingent during the

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Construction of Fregon Children and Family Centre, softball pitch and the refurbishment of the Fregon Community Church,

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ceremonies across the region. On November 7, 1984, the Squadron was honoured with the Freedom of Entry to the Shire of

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Construction of "Men's Shed" to use for home projects and social gatherings as well as two 5-lot housing subdivisions.

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In early 2020, 21 Construction Squadron rapidly deployed in support of Operation Bushfire Assist in response to the

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Construction of new multi-purpose facility, a service road, refurbishing the church and sports oval change rooms.

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Construction of five homes with provision of power, water and sewerage to new homes and another two housing lots.

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rooms and lighting. Health initiatives were notable, with daily dental and medical care provided in Toomelah and

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Construction of three houses, a 21 lot sub-division, further 2 houses at Umagico and a regional waste facility.

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In 1993, the Squadron's move from central Victoria to Queensland was accomplished, with a stop at the Shire of

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were moved to Puckapunyal, with the squadron being stationed in its current area. After 1953, the troop from

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The year 1998 was dedicated to the AACAP. The main trade element constructed several houses at Marthakal on

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Construction of all-weather creek crossings, a community barbeque area and a community youth centre.

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In early 2011, 21 Construction Squadron was deployed to assist with disaster recovery following the

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in recognition of its dedicated service. More recent examples of the Squadron's HADR tasks include:

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From March to April 2022, 21 Construction Squadron, supported by elements from 6 ESR, deployed to

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The unit has also deployed for 1st Construction Regiment exercises during this period, notably:

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Fire Station, Athletics Track, Squash Courts and 1.7 Million gallon reservoir at Puckapunyal;

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In the early 1990s, the Squadron undertook its first overseas task of the decade in Western

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bombing sites. The Squadron also deployed with the multinational peacekeeping force

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Between 1954 and 1956, a major works program with expenditure in excess of 100,000

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Construction Troop (1 TP), a Plant Troop (PLT TP) and a Resources Troop (RES TP).

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Australian Services Canteen Organisation (ASCO) Canteen bulk issue point - 41,000;

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Area. During this period, for materials alone, some of the costing amounts were:

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relocation to Zabul Lines at RAAF Base Amberley, where it is currently based.

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In 2021, 21 Construction Squadron undertook a three-month deployment to

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Construction of duplex housing and a new waste water treatment system.

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Red Soil, Djarindjin, Bobieding, Banana Wells, Lobadina, Pandanus Park

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In 1997, the Squadron participated in Exercise Tandem Thrust along the

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Primary School and conducted water purification and distribution on

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bushfire emergency (1966). The Squadron was also involved in the

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Deployments abroad New Guinea, Malaysia and Vietnam (1962-1979)

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mission, and deployed personnel to Iraq under Operation Okra.

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on Christmas Eve. During this deployment, they reconstructed

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Support to AS/UK stack fragment trials, Woomera, 1985, 1988;

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Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV) Fording Pool at Puckapunyal;

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Armoury construction and mess renovation, Butterworth 1988;

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helped establish an exercise program at the local school.

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Construction of Donavan Joynt VC club, Puckapunyal, 1984;

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Exercise Triple Shift, June to August 1986, Puckapunyal;

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Operation Normanby Ranger II, Shoalwater Bay 1981;

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establishments. Some of these improvements include at:

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Assistance to Ash Wednesday bushfires, February 1983;

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Exercise Northern Shift, May to June 1988, Singleton.

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Scrub Hill (Roads, accommodation, services) - 24,000;

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The year 1992 was marked by Exercise Kangaroo 92 in

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Full Pack 88, El Alamein Camp, South Australia 1988;

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Construction of classification range, Kapooka 1987;

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All Saints Chapel at Lavarack Barracks, Townsville;

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