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Assistance and
Disaster Relief as part of the Amphibious Task Force assigned to support the people of Fiji. They were subsequently reinforced with members of 2 CE Squadron after the return to Australia of the Amphibious Task Force. The Engineers worked with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, initially on Koro Island and subsequently in Rakiraki on the main island, to alleviate suffering and assist in a return to normalcy. The works included repairs to roads, infrastructure, schools, medical facilities, hazard reduction, structural assessments and debris clearance.
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522:(CERs) with 2 CER being raised first on 24 November 1991 and remaining at Enoggera. 2 CER is also the oldest of the CERs. 2 CER now became part of 7th Brigade and comprised 7 Combat Engineer Squadron (7 CE Sqn), 20 Engineer Support Squadron (previously 20 Divisional Engineer Support Squadron) and 11 Operational Support Squadron (logistic support and workshops). During the Ready Reserve experiment of the 1990s, 2 CER increased its establishment of
598:. 2 CER(-) deployed as Reconstruction Task Force-2 over March – October 2007. 2 CER deployed a Combat Engineer Squadron Group as part of the 750 strong 6 RAR Task Group (also known as Mentoring Task Force-1) over February–October 2010, and subsequent Squadron Groups to the 8/9 RAR Task Group (MTF-4) and the 3 RAR Task Group (MTF-5) in 2012. 2 CER personnel were deployed in a wide variety of roles including training and mentoring members of the
507:(SADF), assist those displaced by the war to return home, and to pave the way for the first 'free and fair' elections ever held in that country. The 17th Construction Squadron was mobilised for deployment and augmented by the 14th Field Troop. This contingent was sent to the northernmost part of Namibia, to an ex-SADF base at Ondangwa, in close proximity to the Angolan border for the majority of the deployment.
548:), leaving a small Headquarters element and 7 CE Sqn in Enoggera. In July 2001, the Regiment underwent a force structure review which saw the unit grow in strength once again. 2 CER became a fully integrated unit consisting of a Regimental Headquarters, an Operational Support Troop (Catering Section, Q Store and Workshops), 7 CE Sqn (Reserve), 11 CE Sqn (Regular) and 20 Support Troop (Integrated).
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of a multi-national United
Nations Security Force as part of Operation SPIRE during the period December 2004 – June 2005. This force conducted a wide variety of support engineering and combat service support tasks in support of other United Nations forces deployed to the country. 2 CER elements returned to Timor Leste in the
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In 2008, it was announced that the regiment would receive new barracks in 2014 as part of the
Australian Army's Enhanced Land Force (ELF) initiative. The regiment raised another regular squadron, designated 2 Combat Engineer Squadron, in 2011. In 2012, 2 CER became the largest combat engineer unit in
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in East Timor and undertook a wide variety of construction and combat engineering tasks along the border between East and West Timor. During
November 2003 – June 2004, 2 CER supported the 6 RAR Battalion Group (AUSBATT IX) in East Timor. 2 CER subsequently led an independent Company Group in support
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In August 1981, 2 FER became 2/3 FER following the disbandment of 1 FER and the merging of 3 FER. 2/3 FER was based at
Enoggera, Queensland and now consisted of 1 Field Squadron (Holsworthy), 7 Fd Sqn (Enoggera), 18 Field Squadron (Townsville) and a Workshops. In July 1987, 35 Field Squadron and 11
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Throughout its history, individual members of the unit have also been involved in operations in
Cambodia, Somalia, Pakistan, Rwanda, the Solomon Islands and Bougainville, and support to police during the several Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings (CHOGM). In addition to its military role, 2
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In 2014, 2 CER provided the foundation of the ADF's technical and high risk domestic search capability for the Group of Twenty (G20) meeting in
Brisbane. Combined with elements from 1& 3 CER, 2 CER supported the Queensland Police Service through the provision of specialist explosive detection
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The company's final war diary entry was made in April 1919 just prior to their repatriation to
Australia. It returned to Australia and disbanded on 23 May 1919. There are 77 entries for members of the company on the Australian War Memorial's Roll of Honour listing personnel who died while serving
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had a devastating effect on the people of Fiji in
February 2016. As the online Engineer Squadron, 7 CE Squadron initially deployed at short notice with plant operators and tradesman from 24 Spt Squadron and logistics support staff from the Operational Support Squadron, to provide Humanitarian
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and then later expanded. The unit was involved in the construction of facilities for the nuclear tests conducted at Emu
Claypan during the 1950s. On 11 March 1949, this unit became the Special Construction Squadron, RAE and was renamed 7 Field Squadron (7 Fd Sqn). During the
355:(Second AIF). Militia units also undertook brief periods of continuous service, for training and home defence duties. If AIF volunteers constituted more than 65% of a unit's personnel, the entire unit could be gazetted as an AIF unit and deployed overseas.
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CER also works closely with the local Queensland community in times of emergency. This was demonstrated in November 2008 following the worst storms in Brisbane since 1985 when 2 CER co-ordinated the large scale Defence-assisted relief efforts.
272:(AIF; known later as the First AIF). The 4th Field Company was raised in New South Wales and renamed the 7th Field Company (7 Fd Coy) on 20 September 1915. The first parties from the company departed Sydney November or December 1915 on HMAT
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was experienced within the Indonesian region and South West Pacific rim. 2 CER engineers provided civil military liaison support, cleared debris, recovered human remains, provided clean water and assisted with the humanitarian effort.
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Field Squadron (11 Fd Sqn—formerly 11th Field Company and ex-5 FER located at Kelvin Grove), were brought onto the 2/3 FER unit status. At the time, it was the single largest regiment on the Army Order of Battle.
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14th Field Troop was responsible for unexploded ordnance and landmine clearance tasks. They were deployed between March and September 1989 and handed over to elements of the 15th Field Troop, 18 Fd Sqn.
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members. In July 1997, when the 6th and 7th Brigades were amalgamated, 2 CER amalgamated 11 Field Squadron, and a platoon of combat engineers was detached to 6 RAR to take part in a motorisation trial.
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Another Militia sapper unit from Queensland, the 11th Field Company (which had been based at Kelvin Grove and Toowong before the war), also saw active service in New Guinea and Bougainville.
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units outside Australian territory. To support British forces during World War I, the Australian government was required to raise an all-volunteer force for overseas service, known as the
602:, and undertaking route clearance, high-threat search, construction tasks and infantry missions. The regiment lost three soldiers killed in action and over 20 soldiers wounded in action.
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On 1 December 1971, Divisional Engineers re-organised into regiments and 7 Fd Sqn became part of the 2nd Field Engineer Regiment (2 FER) which was allocated under command Headquarters
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7 Fd Coy returned to Australia on 3 January 1946 and disbanded on 4 February 1946. On 19 June 1947, a Special Survey Troop was activated for employment on the proposed Rocket Range at
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2 CER next underwent a change during 1999, when it was assigned the task of forming and commanding the new Joint Incident Response Unit (JIRU), in support of the
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acting under UN Resolution 435, formed a military force—United Nations Transitional Assistance Group (UNTAG)—for deployment to the war torn country of
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units to replicate the numerical designations and perpetuate the honours of the AIF. As a result, on 1 May 1921, 7 Fd Coy was re-raised as part of the
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1490:. History of the Royal Australian Engineers, Volume 4. Moorebank: The Corps Committee of the Royal Australian Engineers.
1550:. History of the Royal Australian Engineers, Volume 3. Canberra: The Corps Committee of the Royal Australian Engineers.
1531:. History of the Royal Australian Engineers, Volume 2. Canberra: The Corps Committee of the Royal Australian Engineers.
1442:. Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918 — Volume 2 (11th ed.). Sydney: Angus and Robertson.
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Assault Pioneer Platoon, which subsequently took part in operations along the Pusan Perimeter during the
1363:. Moorebank, New South Wales: School of Military Engineering – Royal Australian Engineers: 31–34. 2011.
1211:. Moorebank, New South Wales: School of Military Engineering – Royal Australian Engineers: 30–32. 2012.
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of 1947 overturned provisions of the 1903 Act barring the use of defence personnel for such purposes.)
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with the company. At least 480 personnel are believed to have served with the company during the war.
1386:. Moorebank, New South Wales: School of Military Engineering – Royal Australian Engineers: 43. 2014.
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The Story of ANZAC from 4 May, 1915, to the Evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsula
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Officers from the 7th Field Company in Belgium, December 1917
215:(7 Fd Coy) in 1915, the unit was renowned for its service in
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The Royal Australian Engineers 1919 to 1945: Teeth and Tail
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The Royal Australian Engineers 1945 to 1972: Paving the Way
1233:. Australian Emergency Management Institute. Archived from
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The Blue Diamonds: The History of 7th Brigade, 1915–2008
1259:. Department of Defence. 7 February 2013. Archived from
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The Seventh Company (Field Engineers), A.I.F. 1915–1918
1471:(3rd ed.). Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
1118:"Digest of Bill: Veterans' Affairs Amendment Bill 1989"
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the Australian Army. With the establishment of the
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1459:. Puckapunyal, Victoria: Department of Defence.
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618:. 2 CER deployed elements to Bundaberg during
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450:to conduct tasks such as the road 153km from
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610:In January 2011, in the aftermath of the
408:Approved Defence Projects Protection Act
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1427:2nd Combat Engineer Regiment. (2005).
1420:2nd Combat Engineer Regiment. (2004).
1098:Greville 2002, pp. 617, 620 & 636.
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1509:. Botley, Oxford: Osprey Publishing.
1455:Belham, David; Denham, Peter (2009).
1120:. Parliament of Australia. 3 May 1989
839:"First AIF Order of Battle 1914–1918"
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1138:Belham and Denham 2009, pp. 168–169.
1507:The Australian Army in World War II
1017:McNicol 1982, pp. 149, 153 and 216.
1431:. Brisbane: Department of Defence.
1424:. Brisbane: Department of Defence.
845:. Australian Defence Force Academy
239:, 7 Fd Coy fought the Japanese at
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863:McNicol 1979, pp. 71, 93 and 129.
616:Operation Queensland Flood Assist
1662:1991 establishments in Australia
491:Australian contribution to UNTAG
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1469:A Military History of Australia
1168:Belham and Denham 2009, p. 188.
1147:Belham and Denham 2009, p. 179.
1628:. Sydney: Smith's Newspapers.
1026:McNicol 1982, pp. 5, 186, 216.
817:Virtual War Memorial Australia
647:Other missions and future role
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1624:Chatto, Ronald Henry (1936).
813:"7th Field Company Engineers"
594:on four occasions as part of
458:and airstrip construction in
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1672:Military units in Queensland
930:First World War Nominal Roll
730:Operational Support Squadron
264:precluded the deployment of
168:2nd Combat Engineer Regiment
89:Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera
24:2nd Combat Engineer Regiment
959:McNicol 1982, pp. 4 and 21.
520:3 Combat Engineer Regiments
505:South African Defence Force
404:1949 NSW coalminers' strike
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682:2 Combat Engineer Squadron
665:2 Combat Engineer Regiment
635:Operation Fiji Assist 2016
546:Incident Response Regiment
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205:Royal Australian Engineers
198:Forces Command (Australia)
122:Waltzing Matilda / "Wings"
32:24 November 1991 – present
1182:. Parliament of Australia
1107:Greville 2002, pp. 43–44.
1089:Greville 2002, pp. 35–36.
993:"7 Brigade Units – 2 CER"
932:. Australian War Memorial
906:. Australian War Memorial
880:. Australian War Memorial
612:2010–11 Queensland floods
542:Sydney 2000 Olympic Games
353:Australian Imperial Force
270:Australian Imperial Force
130:18 June (Waterloo Dinner)
1546:McNicol, Ronald (1982).
1305:"Operation Storm Assist"
724:Emergency Response Troop
291:, the company served in
98:The Magnificent Bastards
1505:Johnston, Mark (2007).
1429:Regimental Journal 2005
1422:Regimental Journal 2004
1405:Regimental Journal 2004
1285:. Department of Defence
1157:Regimental Journal 2005
769:South West Pacific Area
448:Indonesia Confrontation
1486:Greville, P.J (2002).
1341:Australian Sapper 2008
1326:Australian Sapper 2009
1071:Greville 2002, p. 443.
1053:Greville 2002, p. 579.
658:11th Engineer Regiment
626:Operation Parapet 2014
462:and Sapulut as well .
436:Pentropic organisation
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194:Australian 7th Brigade
109: — Always Ready!
1080:Greville 2002, p. 34.
1062:Greville 2002, p. 33.
1044:Greville 2002, p. 30.
1035:Greville 2002, p. 29.
667:in Petawawa, Canada.
558:4 RAR Battalion Group
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790:McNicol 1979, p. 60.
600:Afghan National Army
471:Enoggera, Queensland
420:1st Infantry Brigade
192:. It is part of the
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1596:"Australian Sapper"
1283:"7th Brigade Units"
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711:24 Support Squadron
301:Battle of the Somme
225:Battle of the Somme
999:on 8 December 2001
968:Grey 2008, p. 146.
950:Grey 2008, p. 125.
799:Bean 1941, p. 806.
718:Construction Troop
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262:Defence Act (1903)
186:Gallipoli Barracks
114: — Everywhere
1600:Australian Sapper
1573:Australian Sapper
1557:978-0-9596871-3-2
1538:978-0-9596871-2-5
1516:978-1-84603-123-6
1478:978-0-521-69791-0
1384:Australian Sapper
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1209:Australian Sapper
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596:Operation SLIPPER
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432:Malayan Emergency
372:Fall of Singapore
213:7th Field Company
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