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combination of rifle clubs, infantry regiments and mounted units, the defence of
Western Australia was based on the concept of guerrilla war being waged on any potential invader. At that time, although not stated publicly, the big fear was a Japanese invasion. In line with all the changes, the West Australian mounted militia formation was called the 18th Australian Light Horse, with the territorial title remaining as the Western Australia Mounted Infantry (WAMI).
362:, with the territorial title once again remaining as the Western Australia Mounted Infantry (WAMI). Like all units, nearly all the former members were purged and replaced by conscripts. Unfortunately, the cost for the individual of being in the Light Horse was in excess of the sustenance allowance received and the numbers dropped alarmingly. The man whose personal energy singularly saved the WAMI from oblivion during this period was Noel Brazier, an officer from
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339:, it was the custom for the volunteer infantry at major centres to form, within themselves, small bodies of mounted infantry for the purpose of performing certain cavalry duties. By 1900, records indicate that at least four such bodies existed, these being at Perth, Guildford, Geraldton and Bunbury. These units were brought together under a single command and took the title of the Western Australia Mounted Infantry (WAMI).
453:. Due to the terrain and the static nature of the fighting on the peninsula, it was felt that mounted units could not play a part; however, a number of light horse units were deployed in a dismounted role as infantry. The 10th Light Horse Regiment arrived at Gallipoli on 20 May 1915 and initially it was largely used in a defensive role. In August, however, the Allies attempted to break the stalemate, launching the
390:. While the Army had planned only to raise a squadron-sized light horse unit, the numbers of volunteers grew so quickly that a decision was made to raise an entire regiment of Western Australians. On 10 October 1914, "C" Squadron was officially re-designated the 10th Light Horse Regiment. It was the only AIF light horse unit raised in Western Australia.
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Western Australians in London who wanted to continue their mounted service, an exchange programme was commenced allying the WAMI with a British Territorial unit known as King Edward's Horse or The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment. From 1908, any Western Australian could serve in either regiment
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Commonwealth re-organised the whole framework of the Australian defence forces. Since there was no money for a standing army, the military was organised on a part-time paid militia model while its strategy bore remarkable similarity to their erstwhile enemy's military organisation. By a
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October 2021, the 10th Light Horse was re-raised from a single squadron to full regimental status. This involves forming a regimental headquarters to command the existing 'A' Squadron and re-raising of 'B' Squadron. The process is expected to be completed over a two-year period, increasing the
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In order to perpetuate the traditions and distinctions of the
Australian Imperial Force, it was decided in July 1919 that all CMF units would be re-designated with the unit numbers of the AIF. From this date, the 25th Australian Light Horse Regiment was renamed the 10th Australia Light Horse
577:. Initially, these had been granted to the Western Australian infantry regiments but not to the mounted regiment. This oversight was corrected and from this time they bore these battle honours in addition to those granted to the AIF 10th light Horse Regiment.
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to be employed in the dual role of reconnaissance/surveillance and protected lift. Under Plan
Beersheba the squadron was task with pairing with Regular and Reserve cavalry units to provide Bushmaster crews in support of the ready multi-role combat brigade.
420:, arriving in early January 1915. During this move the horses, being walked from Guildford by 150 members of the regiment, stampeded in the night. Several were killed and many more scattered across the sparsely populated region. The regiment was sent to
346:, Western Australia despatched five contingents to South Africa bearing the name Western Australia Mounted Infantry (WAMI), although these contingents were not part of the part-time Western Australian mounted volunteer who also bore this same name.
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Kitchener Report, the defence structure of Australia was again changed to enlarge the units through conscription. The regiment's title was changed in July 1912 to the 25th Australian Light Horse, part of the
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Western Australian Mounted Infantry, operating
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Training was undertaken in several locations across the state: regional troops were drilled in their home towns, and later training took place at
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in two stages, beginning 7 February 1915, arriving on 8 March 1915.
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2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment (Queensland Mounted Infantry)
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1391:. Port Melbourne, Victoria: Cambridge University Press.
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The regiment has received the following battle honours:
1432:(3rd ed.). Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
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The regiment's first action of the war came during the
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vehicle in the armoured reconnaissance role, and the
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1219:"The 10th Light Horse Is It "Sydney Or the Bush!""
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511:Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George
314:. Because of its operational role, the regiment's
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1410:. Melbourne, Victoria: Allara Publishing.
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1368:Seman-Bourke, Sandra (11 October 2021).
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1319:. Australian Army. Archived from
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874:. Australian Army. Archived from
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140:: "Strike and Strike Swiftly").
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16:Regiment of the Australian Army
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1170:. 16 December 1915. p. 6
1468:. England: Frontline Books.
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515:Distinguished Service Orders
134:Percute et Percute Velociter
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1864:Australian Mounted Division
1447:Hall, Richard John (1968).
1225:. 31 March 1940. p. 17
1132:. 8 January 1915. p. 2
1076:. Australian War Memorial.
1074:"10th Light Horse Regiment"
872:"10th Light Horse Regiment"
492:Australian Mounted Division
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1449:The Australian Light Horse
1317:"Plan Beersheba: Reserves"
1251:. 6 March 1940. p. 16
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1696:2nd Light Horse Regiment
1691:1st Light Horse Regiment
1372:. Department of Defence.
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388:7th Light Horse Regiment
364:Kirup, Western Australia
177:(Colonel-in-Chief, RAAC)
158:Marching Through Georgia
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1802:5th Light Horse Brigade
1772:4th Light Horse Brigade
1742:3rd Light Horse Brigade
1712:2nd Light Horse Brigade
1682:1st Light Horse Brigade
1464:Hamilton, John (2015).
1130:The Midlands Advertiser
426:3rd Light Horse Brigade
316:administrative grouping
230:Australian Army Reserve
94:Armoured reconnaissance
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1673:Australian Light Horse
1297:. Orders of Battle.com
838:16 October 1914, p. 42
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292:Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon
1564:2nd Cavalry Regiment
414:Claremont Showground
1349:. 15 September 2021
1249:The West Australian
878:on 27 February 2012
761:Palestine 1917–1918
705:Gallipoli 1915–1916
658:, Timor Leste, and
187:Lieutenant Colonel
1387:Bou, Jean (2010).
809:. Digger History.
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1439:978-0-521-69791-0
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1398:978-0-52119-708-3
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