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Inter War, Western Australia, Rottnest Island. Settlement, Hay Store/Museum. Anzac Day Marchpast 6 Heavy Battery, Royal Australian Artillery and 5 Fortress Company Royal Australian Engineers, 1938 Captain CALDER

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c. 1938

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a. A detachment of 6 Heavy Artillery Battery and 5 Fortress Company Troops march past the Museum building on Anzac Day 1938 after a service in front of the old Tea Rooms. The officer leading the parade is believed to be captain Calder, RAE OC 5 Fortress

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cwa-org-32-AMWA65091

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War and Conflict

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P2020.99.69
MIL1988.169

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Monday, 2 December, 2024

Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

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