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training opportunities were provided. At the annual camp held that year all units of the 15th
Brigade were given negative feedback about their performance, however, the 58th was singled out as having performed particularly poorly. Throughout the inter-war years, the battalion went through a number of name changes: "58th Battalion (Essendon Rifles)", "58th Battalion (The Melbourne Rifles)", "58th Battalion (Essendon Coburg & Brunswick Rifles)" and "58th Battalion (Essendon, Coburg, Brunswick Regiment)", the last of which was adopted in 1939. From 1931, the battalion maintained an alliance with the
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463:(2nd AIF), for service overseas. The result of this decision was that the Militia units that already existed lost some of their best personnel who were used to form a cadre of trained men upon which to raise the units of the 2nd AIF, while the units themselves were relegated to administering the training of conscripts that were called up following the reinstitution of the compulsory training scheme in January 1940.
411:. Upon formation, the newly raised battalion drew personnel from the 2nd and 5th Battalions of the 58th Infantry Regiment, and parts of the 21st Infantry and 29th Light Horse Regiments. When territorial designations were introduced in 1927, the battalion adopted the title of the "Essendon Rifles"; at the same time its motto –
293:, being in reserve and providing medical stretcher parties. The reserve force, about half of the battalion, was committed at the climax of the battle and lost a third of its strength to machine gun fire. During early 1917, in an effort to shorten their lines of communication, the Germans withdrew to prepared positions of the
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meant that few men were able to take time off from civilian employment for military service. Consequently, the decision was made to disband or amalgamate a number of units, with each brigade within the 3rd
Division being reduced from four infantry battalions to three. The 58th Battalion was not one
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was abolished in 1929 and in its place a new system was introduced whereby the
Citizens Forces would be maintained on a part-time, voluntary basis only. It also adopted the title of the "Militia" at this time. The result of this change in recruitment policy was a significant drop in the size of the
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In 1936, some efforts were made to reinvigorate the training program and individual units implemented recruiting campaigns. Two years later, as the political situation in Europe grew worse, the Army made a more concerted effort to improve the readiness of the
Militia and throughout 1938 increased
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During World War I, the approved establishment of an
Australian infantry battalion was 1,023 men. By the beginning of World War II, the normal size of an Australian infantry battalion had fallen to 910 men all ranks. Later still, following the reorganisation of the 3rd Division along the
491:, which had been disbanded as part of a minor demobilisation of forces that was necessitated by a manpower shortage that had developed within the Australian economy. As a result of the addition of the 24th Battalion, the 58th and 59th Battalions were amalgamated to form the
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Battalion was stationed around
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before being disbanded in 1946. After the war, the battalion was re-formed as an amalgamated
Citizens Military Force unit, the 58th/32nd Battalion, which was based in Melbourne. This unit remained in existence until 1960 when it was subsumed into the
320:. As the Allies were pushed back, the Australian divisions were moved south in March to help blunt the attack. The 5th Division took up a position around Corbie and in April the 15th Brigade took part in a counter-attack at
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of those units chosen for amalgamation, although throughout the inter-war years its authorised strength was greatly reduced and poor attendance and limited training opportunities characterised the era.
238:, the new units were formed by taking experienced men from other battalions and joining them with new recruits that were sent from Australia. The 58th Battalion drew its experienced personnel from the
297:; a brief advance followed as the Allies followed them up. During this phase of the war the 58th Battalion was not committed to any major attacks, but it did play a defensive role at the end of the
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495:, in order to maintain the triangular structure of the brigade. This came into effect on 27 August 1942. The 58th/59th Battalion would remain linked for the next four years, seeing action in the
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on 25 April 1918, during which the 58th formed the brigade reserve. In early July, the battalion took part in an attack around
Morlancourt on the Ancre as part of a feint during the
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from June 1916 until the end of the war. Following the end of hostilities it was disbanded in 1919; however, in 1921 the battalion was re-raised as part of the part-time
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527:. The battalion received 12 battle honours for World War II in 1961, which it bore for the 58th/59th Battalion. Its honours and traditions are now maintained by the
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on 29 September. Placed into reserve again for rest and reinforcement, the war ended before the battalion saw further action, and it was disbanded on 24 March 1919.
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was the battalion's only
Victoria Cross recipient, receiving the award for his actions around Bullecourt in May 1917. The 58th was awarded a total of 16
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in order to perpetuate these units. As a result of this, the battalion was raised again in May 1921, attached to the 15th
Brigade, then part of the
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which prohibited sending the Militia to fight outside of Australian territory, the decision was made to raise an all volunteer force, known as the
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During its wartime service, the unit lost 615 men killed and 1,550 men wounded. Members of the battalion received the following decorations: one
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as part of the expansion of the AIF that took place at that time. In order to spread the experience gained through the AIF's involvement in the
1234:. Australia in the War of 1939–1945, Series 1—Army. Volume VI (1st ed.). Canberra, Australian Capital Territory: Australian War Memorial.
278:. As the 5th Division was still forming it did not depart until later in the year and the 58th Battalion arrived in France on 23 June 1916.
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Army, falling by almost 20,000 men in one year as there was little prospect for training and as the financial difficulties of the
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in Belgium, and on 26 September 1917, the 58th was committed to the fighting around
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re-organisation of the Australian Army, the battalion was absorbed as part of the
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on 8 August. As the Allies gained momentum, this was followed by the
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519:. The 58th/32nd remained in existence until 1960 when, after the
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Men from the 58th/59th Battalion in the Ramu Valley, January 1944
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58th/59th Battalion (Essendon, Coburg, Brunswick/ Hume Regiment)
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The 58th Battalion was awarded the following battle honours:
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Redcoats to Cams: A History of Australian Infantry 1788–2001
1196:. Melbourne, Victoria: 2/2nd Pioneer Battalion Association.
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The 58th Battalion was commanded by the following officers:
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Infantry formations of the First Australian Imperial Force
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The 58th Battalion was originally raised as a unit of the
1477:. Port Melbourne, Victoria: Cambridge University Press.
1394:. Melbourne, Victoria: 58th/59th Battalion Association.
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Popple, Jeff (1982). "The Australian Militia 1930–39".
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in 1943–45. They were disbanded on 23 February 1946.
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in Victoria before undertaking further training near
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1942
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The Battle of Hamel: The Australians' Finest Victory
180:. It was raised in 1916 for overseas service during
1375:. East Roseville, New South Wales: Kangaroo Press.
1213:. St Leonards, New South Wales: Allen & Unwin.
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The Story of the 2/2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion
872:"People Profiles: Lieutenant Rupert Vance Moon VC"
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32:58th Battalion troops at Morlancourt, 4 July 1918
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1411:. Melbourne, Victoria: Oxford University Press.
1336:. Melbourne, Victoria: Grayflower Publications.
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336:on 31 August and then finally, the
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1991:Machine Gun Battalions
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1151:. Orders of Battle.com
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930:"58th/59th Battalion"
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246:. Together with the
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1062:Dexter 1961, p. 61.
1053:Dexter 1961, p. 60.
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685:Lieutenant Colonel
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2018:5th Machine Gun Bn
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1998:1st Machine Gun Bn
1192:Atken, EF (1953).
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1277:978-1-78159-866-5
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