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855:(RAMSI). The 3 RAR company of soldiers consisted of approximately 100 personnel to provide added support to the local and Australian Federal Police in enforcing the rule of law and restoring order in the Solomon Islands. The soldiers tent lines at RAMSI base were named the "Private Jamie Clark Lines" in March 2007 after the accidental death of Clark in March 2005. Renewed violence in March 2006 again saw a company group deploy to the capital Honiara, returning to Australia in May 2006. Civil unrest flared once again in November 2021 where elements of the battalion deployed as part of an ADF response.
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marchers who were peacefully protesting against the war in
Adelaide. This led to 21 soldiers facing disciplinary charges, including five who had been arrested by police and also faced civil charges. The Army disciplinary heading led to at least 16 of the soldiers being fined or imprisoned for a short
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engaged a mortar base plate that was firing on the Green Zone. From
February 2006 until March 2007 the battalion returned companies to Baghdad as SECDET IX and SECDET X. Both tours were eventful with several contacts, a rocket attack that injured four soldiers, and the accidental death of Private
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had an integral parachute capability there was no requirement for a conventional parachute capability. In 2006, the
Enhanced Land Force plan was launched with 3 RAR now to move to Townsville and re-role as a light infantry battalion. From 2006, the Parachute Battalion Group "was scaled back to a
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Hill 614, Korea, 1951-03-01. Led by
Corporal (Cpl) Len Wright (left), members of C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), move forward from Hill 614 to attack Hill 587. Cpl Wright is carrying an Owen submachine gun and has a smoke grenade and a hand grenade attached to his
529:, which is widely regarded as one of the Australian Army's greatest accomplishments of the Korean War. 3 RAR remained in Korea until November 1954, sustaining total casualties of 231 men killed. Upon its return to Australia, 3 RAR was based at
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was attached to 3 RAR as an additional rifle company for various phases of battalion operations. As the ready reaction force at the 1ATF base 'A' Company 3 RAR was responsible for clearing and securing the nearby provincial capital of
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Holsworthy Barracks, Sydney, contemplated since returning from operations in South Vietnam, was conducted at the end of 1981. On 1 December 1983, the battalion assumed responsibility for the Australian Army's conventional
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Militia activity it had seen since the previous year. 3 RAR returned to Australia in February 2000 with some individuals extending their tour in support of
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upon its formation in
November 1948. The 'Royal' prefix was appended in March 1949. The Australian force in Japan was gradually downsized, with 3 RAR being the only Australian battalion left in the country at the outbreak of the
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February 1946. As with the rest of the occupation force, the battalion did not encounter any significant resistance or civil unrest. The 67th Battalion was redesignated the 3rd Battalion of the
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February and March. During 26–28 May 1968, 3 RAR, while stationed at FSB Balmoral in a battalion defensive position, withstood two determined assaults by regimental sized units of the
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period. At least three of the soldiers were convicted when their cases were heard by the Adelaide Magistrate's Court; two did not receive a penalty and the other received a small fine.
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against well-trained PAVN regular forces before returning to Australia by the end of 1971 after an eight-month tour. During these operations 3 RAR lost four killed and 27 wounded.
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in 2017 which saw the unit's command element and Alpha Company deployed as part of the fifth rotation of Task Group Taji. This rotation was based at
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briefly commanded 3 RAR between the departure of Lieutenant Colonel Bruce Ferguson and the arrival of the new commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel
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between May and July 1965. During these operations the battalion lost three men dead and five wounded. 3 RAR moved into
1096:: Korea 1950–1953; Pakchon; Uijongbu; Chuam-ni; Maehwa-san; Kapyong; Kowang-San; Maryang-San; Sariwon; Yongju; Chongju.
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forces in the Korean War. After a period of intensive training and reinforcement in Japan, the battalion arrived in
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operation with tanks and artillery. Green was later killed in action. It was one of three units to receive the
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had maintained an airborne company). In 1985, the battalion was granted permission to wear the dull Cherry
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3 RAR, Pipes and Drums holds an affiliation with the Mackay and District Pipe Band (Signed 10th Dec 2022)
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inspects members of 3 RAR after awarding a Presidential Unit Citation to the Battalion in December 1952
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3404:(Second ed.). Georges Heights, New South Wales: Headquarters Training Command, Australian Army.
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The Fight Leaders: Australian Battlefield Leadership: Green, Hassett and Ferguson 3 RAR – Korea
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3185:. St Leonards NSW: Allen & Unwin in association with the Australian War Memorial.
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task-organised force element" the Airborne Combat Team. On 26 August 2011, the
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2763:"ADF Joint Entry Operations: why conventional airborne forces are fundamental"
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Dennis, Peter; Grey, Jeffrey; Morris, Ewan; Prior, Robin; Bou, Jean (2008).
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units worldwide, and to wear parachute wings identical to those worn by the
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3302:. Loftus, New South Wales: Australian Military Historical Publications.
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3223:. Loftus, New South Wales: Australian Military History Publications.
3204:. Loftus, New South Wales: Australian Military History Publications.
3128:. Loftus, New South Wales: Australian Military History Publications.
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3283:(Second ed.). Crows Nest, New South Wales: Allen & Unwin.
3147:(Second ed.). Crows Nest, New South Wales: Allen & Unwin.
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3rd Battalion "Old Faithful" Royal Australian Regiment Association
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McLachlan, Angus (2017). "SITREP: from Commander Forces Command".
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3166:(Second ed.). Melbourne, Victoria: Oxford University Press.
1036:. The contingent – made up mostly of soldiers from 3RAR – joined
2327:"3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, 2nd Tour Vietnam 1971"
2108:"A Brief History of the 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment"
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In 2021 3 RAR deployed to help quell escalating violence in the
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guns were air dropped for the first time for 'A' Field Battery.
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during the UN northward advance to the Yalu River. Commanded by
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A Brief History of the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment
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3 RAR soldiers during a January 1968 operation in South Vietnam
3086:"3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment Commanding Officers"
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officers and supported critical infrastructure in the capital
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Military units and formations of Australia in the Vietnam War
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Ironsides: The Journal of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps
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Military units and formations of Australia in the Korean War
3366:. Canberra: Directorate of Public Affairs, Australian Army.
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Redcoats to Cams: A History of Australian Infantry 1788–2001
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Mayne, Sgt Phil (September 1995). "Paras make house calls".
2638:"Reconstruction Task Force soldiers farewelled from Sydney"
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The next major conflict that 3 RAR was involved in was the
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An Inch of Bravery: 3 RAR in the Malayan Emergency 1957–59
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in late September 1950. The battalion formed part of the
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Command in Vietnam: Reflections of a Commanding Officer
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The Queen's Royal Hussars (Queen's Own and Royal Irish)
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3 RAR was scheduled to return to Adelaide and based at
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Duty First: A History of the Royal Australian Regiment
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The Riflemen: The Unit History of 3RAR in Vietnam 1971
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of February 1968. The battalion was then committed to
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Minister for Defence Robert Hill (15 December 2005).
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The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History
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Commando news / Australian Commando Association Inc
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2894:. No. 1262. Canberra: Department of Defence.
2809:. No. 1218. Canberra: Department of Defence.
2738:. No. 1151. Canberra: Department of Defence.
2665:"Engineers Bridge Gaps on Afghanistan's Highway 1"
1067:3 Rifle Companies – 'Alpha', 'Bravo' and 'Charlie'
3959:Military units and formations established in 1945
2072:Many of the 3RAR casualties remain buried at the
904:2008 saw the battalion deploy a company group to
815:. The Battalion later deployed to the enclave of
2927:(Press release). 31 January 2012. Archived from
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498:, it attacked and captured a large North Korean
3092:. 3rd Battalion RAR South Australia Association
2957:. Australian Army. 15 June 2017. Archived from
2329:. 3rd Battalion RAR South Australia Association
2237:. 3rd Battalion RAR South Australia Association
826:United Nations Mission of Support to East Timor
3259:The Gunners: A History of Australian Artillery
2411:. No. 24. Canberra: Army Newspaper Unit.
2361:. No. 24. Canberra: Army Newspaper Unit.
2357:Gilby, Sgt Noel (September 1995). "Airborne".
1120:: Vietnam 1965–1972; Bien-Hoa; Coral-Balmoral.
957:. In January 2012, the battalion relocated to
853:Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands
791:3 RAR played a key role in the Australian-led
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3221:Brave Lads: 3RAR in South Vietnam 1967–1968
1935:Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
3944:Airborne units and formations of Australia
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2211:. Australian War Memorial. Archived from
2205:"3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment"
2149:. Australian War Memorial. Archived from
2143:"3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment"
2050:. Australian War Memorial. Archived from
2044:"3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment"
1536:Lieutenant Colonel Francis Peter Scott,
1217:3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment
1085:The battalion has received the following
3145:The Encyclopaedia of Australia's Battles
2855:"Airfield Seizure: Rangers Lead the Way"
2730:Griffin, Sgt Damian (7 September 2006).
2709:"Army Battalion to Relocate to Adelaide"
2587:. Department of Defence. 3 December 2021
2543:. Department of Defence. 23 January 2005
2030:Butler, Argent and Shelton 2002, p. 123.
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1001:In 2017 3 RAR deployed Bravo Company to
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375:3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment
53:3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment
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1882:Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Johnson
567:Malayan National Liberation Army (MNLA)
363:Royal Stewart (Pipers kilts and plaids)
3338:. Wellington, New Zealand: IPL Books.
2980:Holloway, Lt Col John (15 June 2017).
2798:Denholm, Lt Madeline (6 August 2009).
2644:. Department of Defence. 20 March 2008
1286:Lieutenant Colonel I. Bruce Ferguson,
665:. The battalion also played a role in
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3865:Australian Korean War order of battle
3334:Lord, Cliff; Tennant, Julian (2000).
2883:Schinkel, Cpl Melanie (7 July 2011).
1904:3 RAR holds the following alliances:
1552:Lieutenant Colonel Terence Sullivan,
1060:The battalion currently consists of:
432:British Commonwealth Occupation Force
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2836:"Army Airborne Insertion Capability"
1756:Lieutenant Colonel Quentin Flowers,
1513:Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Shelton,
758:'A' Field Battery, 8th/12th Regiment
3017:Miller, Sgt Daniel (8 March 2018).
2686:"3RAR hands Afghan mission to 7RAR"
1855:Lieutenant Colonel Michael Kearns,
1839:Lieutenant Colonel Giles Cornelia,
1729:Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Welch,
1644:Lieutenant Colonel Kerry Gallagher
1600:Lieutenant Colonel Michael Bindley
1568:Lieutenant Colonel Peter Phillips,
1376:Lieutenant Colonel Sydney Buckler,
1228:Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth MacKay,
1207:Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth MacKay,
1191:Lieutenant Colonel Thomas MacAdie,
1175:Lieutenant Colonel Donald Jackson,
1164:67th Australian Infantry Battalion
847:Solomon Islands, 2005–2006 and 2021
639:Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
3790:Battles involving Australian units
3261:. St Leonards: Allen & Unwin.
3240:The Lineage of the Australian Army
2853:Stevens, LTCOL Matt (April 2016).
2132:Coulthard-Clark 2001, pp. 274–277.
1920:Papua New Guinea – 2nd Battalion,
1893:Lieutenant Colonel Jack Westhorpe
1633:Lieutenant Colonel James Connolly
1502:Lieutenant Colonel Geoffrey Leary
1113:Malaysia (Confrontation) 1964-1966
1056:M113AS4s operated by 3 RAR in 2021
793:International Force for East Timor
743:1st Australian Parachute Battalion
729:capability (previously, D Company
27:Australian Army infantry battalion
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2982:"Combat brigades embrace changes"
2663:Rofkahr, Tomas (27 August 2008).
1871:Lieutenant Colonel Gerard Kearns
1828:Lieutenant Colonel Gavin Keating
1696:Lieutenant Colonel Gary Bornholt
1622:Lieutenant Colonel Stan Krasnoff
1584:Lieutenant Colonel Brian Howard,
772:in a long range pathfinder role.
3939:Infantry battalions of Australia
3881:United Nations Memorial Cemetery
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3423:. London, England: Arrow Books.
2770:Australian Defence Force Journal
2585:"ADF support to Solomon Islands"
2074:United Nations Memorial Cemetery
1772:Lieutenant Colonel Adam Findlay
1707:Lieutenant Colonel Roger Tiller
1680:Lieutenant Colonel Gordon Hill,
1669:Lieutenant Colonel Simon Willis
985:and facilitated training of the
587:Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation
422:, as the 67th Battalion of the
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214:Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation
3700:Australian units and formations
3143:Coulthard-Clark, Chris (2001).
2761:Cornelia, Major G.J.S. (2010).
2715:(Press release). Archived from
2510:Boer, Corinne (20 March 2008).
2440:"'A' Field Battery – Equipment"
2397:Lord & Tennant 2000, p. 25.
2388:Lord & Tennant 2000, p. 10.
1817:Lieutenant Colonel Trent Scott
1745:Lieutenant Colonel P. K. Singh
1423:Lieutenant Colonel John White,
1275:Lieutenant Colonel Floyd Walsh
1244:Lieutenant Colonel Floyd Walsh
867:for security duties in Iraq on
694:Tactical area of responsibility
3457:Stockings, Craig, ed. (2000).
2147:Confrontation, 1963–1966 units
2080:, Korea. Amongst them are and
1922:Royal Pacific Islands Regiment
1611:Lieutenant Colonel Paul Mench
1412:Lieutenant Colonel John Watch
1009:Mechanised infantry role, 2018
928:Light infantry role, 2011–2018
756:, artillery fire support from
1:
3964:Cold War history of Australia
3438:Scott, Francis Peter (2007).
3026:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2989:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2892:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2807:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2736:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2521:(1185 ed.). p. 11.
2519:Army: The Soldiers' Newspaper
2189:Coulthard-Clark 2001, p. 289.
1718:Lieutenant Colonel Ross Boyd
977:The battalion was warned for
955:amphibious infantry battalion
760:and medical support from the
745:during the Second World War.
508:US Presidential Unit Citation
304:Gallantry Cross Unit Citation
3969:Military units in Queensland
3487:3rd Battalion Roll of Honour
2563:"Solomon Islands Casualties"
2266:"Moratorium ends peacefully"
2235:"Vietnam 1st Tour 1967–1968"
1950:Airborne forces of Australia
770:Special Air Service Regiment
581:Malaya and Borneo, 1963–1965
3691:Australia in the Korean War
2921:"3RAR Arrive in Townsville"
1022:Armoured Personnel Carriers
762:1st Parachute Surgical Team
565:, and their armed wing the
290:Unit Citation for Gallantry
43:2/3rd Battalion (Australia)
30:For 3 RAR (Rhodesian), see
3990:
3019:"Transition to the future"
2565:. Nautilus Institute. 2013
2541:"3RAR Deployment to RAMSI"
2379:Dennis et al 2008, p. 410.
2316:English 1999, pp. 143–145.
1081:Battle and Theatre Honours
951:Special Operations Command
752:, signals detachment from
625:3 RAR served two tours in
385:, based in Kapyong Lines,
299:Presidential Unit Citation
294:Presidential Unit Citation
36:
29:
3934:Royal Australian Regiment
3729:1st Commonwealth Division
3707:Royal Australian Regiment
3362:Bannister, Colin (1994).
3238:Festberg, Alfred (1972).
3219:English, Michael (2008).
3200:English, Michael (1999).
2605:Horner 2008, pp. 330–332.
2500:Horner 2008, pp. 324–325.
2460:Horner 2008, pp. 308–311.
2180:Horner 2008, pp. 197–198.
2021:Kuring 2004, pp. 224–237.
1216:
1163:
1104:Malayan Emergency 1955-63
1038:Australian Federal Police
704:Parachute role, 1983–2011
635:1st Australian Task Force
484:27th Commonwealth Brigade
420:11th Australian Divisions
73:12 October 1945 – present
57:
39:3rd Battalion (Australia)
3910:19.321855°S 146.783769°E
3075:Horner 2008, pp. 440–41.
2298:. 16 May 1970. p. 7
2272:. 11 May 1970. p. 3
2209:Vietnam, 1962–1972 units
1439:Colonel William Morrow,
1109:Malaysia (Confrontation)
922:4th Brigade, 205th Corps
663:Battle of Coral–Balmoral
659:People's Army of Vietnam
613:South Vietnam, 1967–1971
424:34th Brigade (Australia)
250:Battle of Coral–Balmoral
32:Rhodesian African Rifles
3181:Edwards, Peter (1997).
3057:. Department of Defence
3055:"Defence Image Gallery"
2012:Horner 2008, pp. 47–50.
1994:Horner 2008, pp. 34–39.
1933:Canada - 2nd Battalion
1076:Pipes and Drums section
690:South Vietnamese forces
563:Malayan Communist Party
443:Australian 34th Brigade
221:Battle of Sungei Koemba
3915:-19.321855; 146.783769
3257:Horner, David (1995).
1073:Administration Company
1064:Battalion Headquarters
1057:
997:Afghanistan, 2017–2018
974:
901:
892:Afghanistan, 2003–2012
721:
713:
667:Operation Toan Thang I
622:
549:
537:, in New South Wales.
471:
332:Charles Hercules Green
3419:McAulay, Lex (1988).
3110:Festberg 1972, p. 22.
2925:Department of Defence
2713:Department of Defence
2482:. Minister of Defence
1967:Horner 2008, pp. 5–6.
1055:
1028:Solomon Islands, 2021
989:in the fight against
972:
899:
787:East Timor, 1999–2008
754:104th Signal Squadron
719:
711:
620:
546:
527:Battle of Maryang San
465:
201:Battle of Maryang San
3298:Kuring, Ian (2004).
2719:on 31 December 2005.
2469:Horner 2008, p. 319.
2429:Horner 1995, p. 514.
2292:"Soldiers convicted"
2255:Edwards 1997, p. 271
2171:English 2008, p. xi.
1976:Horner 2008, pp. 1–2
1457:Oliver David Jackson
1128:East Timor 1999-2003
1017:to be equipped with
830:East Timor 1999-2003
698:Battle of Long Khánh
517:In July 1951, Major
321:LTCOL Jack Westhorpe
255:Battle of Long Khanh
37:For other uses, see
3906: /
3400:Breen, Bob (1994).
3381:Breen, Bob (1992).
2931:on 3 February 2014.
2800:"3RAR's quick drop"
2003:Horner 2008, p. 44.
1985:Horner 2008, p. 17.
1803:Lieutenant Colonel
1783:Lieutenant Colonel
1655:Lieutenant Colonel
1475:Lieutenant Colonel
1392:Lieutenant Colonel
1356:Lieutenant Colonel
1336:Lieutenant Colonel
1309:Lieutenant Colonel
1255:Lieutenant Colonel
1159:Commanding Officer
1143:Commanding officers
1048:Current composition
934:RAAF Base Edinburgh
873:Security Detachment
535:Holsworthy Barracks
447:Australian Regiment
379:mechanised infantry
181:Battle of Uijeongbu
92:Mechanised infantry
3535:Current battalions
2961:on 5 February 2018
2688:. 24 November 2012
2642:Image Gallery 2008
2512:"Mountain Manhunt"
2450:on 31 August 2007.
2306:– via Trove.
2296:The Canberra Times
2280:– via Trove.
2270:The Canberra Times
2215:on 3 February 2014
2153:on 3 February 2014
2114:on 3 February 2014
2054:on 3 February 2014
1241:11 September 1950
1058:
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902:
869:Operation Catalyst
779:. In 1995, 105-mm
750:1st Field Squadron
722:
714:
661:(PAVN) during the
631:Phuoc Tuy province
623:
550:
493:Lieutenant Colonel
472:
279:War in Afghanistan
3889:
3888:
3675:Australia in the
3642:
3641:
3581:Former battalions
3449:978-0-9758353-3-3
3392:978-0-642-18222-7
3373:978-0-642-21207-8
3290:978-1-74175-374-5
3268:978-1-86373-917-7
3249:978-0-85887-024-6
3230:978-0-9805674-0-3
3173:978-0-19-551784-2
2955:"Force Structure"
2842:on 26 March 2012.
2750:on 21 March 2011.
2618:. Australian Army
1914:United Kingdom –
1908:United Kingdom –
1897:
1896:
1630:13 December 1983
1510:17 February 1969
1499:14 February 1967
1406:10 September 1955
1389:9 September 1955
1353:10 February 1954
1249:12 September 1950
1204:22 November 1948
959:Lavarack Barracks
910:Operation Slipper
607:Woodside Barracks
571:Enoggera Barracks
559:Malayan Emergency
553:Malaya, 1957–1959
512:Battle of Kapyong
381:battalion of the
368:
367:
347:Unit colour patch
208:Malayan Emergency
196:Battle of Kapyong
176:Battle of Chongju
150:(Pipes and Drums)
112:Lavarack Barracks
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1428:
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1370:11 February 1954
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1358:Arthur MacDonald
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918:Ghazni Provinces
906:Uruzgan Province
841:José Ramos-Horta
837:Operation Astute
737:, common to all
656:North Vietnamese
652:Operation Coburg
591:Operation Claret
458:Korea, 1950–1953
354:
296:(United States)
273:Operation Astute
245:Operation Coburg
231:Battle of Babang
226:Battle of Kindau
191:Operation Ripper
186:Operation Killer
166:Battle of Yongju
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2086:Bill Madden
1690:August 1991
1417:13 May 1957
1330:2 July 1952
1303:6 July 1951
1172:March 1947
1156:Date ended
1118:Vietnam War
938:4 RAR (Cdo)
882:Jacob Kovco
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391:3rd Brigade
286:Decorations
238:Vietnam War
155:Engagements
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3928:Categories
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3742:HMAS
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3677:Korean War
3629:10 IRC RAR
3117:References
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