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April 2009 VOL Registered by AUSTRALIA POST NO. PP607128/00001 THE April 2009 VOL. 32 No.2 The official journal of THE RETURNED & SErvICES LEAGUE OF AUstralIA POSTAGE PAID SURFACE ListeningListeningWA Branch Incorporated • PO Box 3023 Adelaide Tce, Perth 6832 • Established 1920 PostPostAUSTRALIA MAIL All you need to know about ANZAC Day 2009 Forming Up Areas HAY STREET MALL C Trinity ANZAC Eastbound Church House B SALUTING DAIS A D E F G H 1 ST GEORGES TERRACE I J K L M N The Returned & Services League of Australia WA Branch Incorporated gratefully acknowledges Westbound Government BARRACK STREET VICTORIA AVENUE WILLIAM STREET House the support from Lotterywest for the staging of this Survey & year’s ANZAC Day commemorations THE ESPLANADE 2 New Quiz 3 March Route Starting East of Barrack Street Langley Park Pages West along St Georges Terrace N turning left into William Street and left into The Esplanade 20 & 22 RIVERSIDE DRIVE Forming Up Areas Next Stop ANZAC Day Provisional Order of March - Saturday, 25 April 2009 1. Mounted Police 51. Royal Australian Artillery Assoc of WA 106. RAAF Nursing Service 2. Defence Reps 52. 2/3rd Field Regiment Artillery Assoc 107. Fighter Squadron Association & 3 Squadron Assoc DEFENCE FORCES CONTINGENT 53. 2/7th Field Regiment Artillery Assoc 108. Catalina Club of WA 3. RAN Band - WA Detachment 54. Floreat Park Salvation Army Band Form109. Town of Victoria Up Park Brass Band Digger makes South HAY STREET MALL 4. Royal Australian Navy 55. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Assoc 110. Bomber Command Veterans 5. Australian Army Pipes & Drums Perth 56. 2/3rd Aust Composite AA Regiment Assoc E (460 Squadron Assoc, 467-463 Squadron Assoc, 6. Australian Army 57. RAE Ex-Servicemen’s Assoc (Engineer Units) Royal Air Forces, POW Association, Pathfinder Force Assoc) C 7. Coastal Scottish Pipe Band WA Inc. 58. Water Transport Assoc 111. 25 Squadron 8. Royal Australian Air Force 59. Royal Australian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Centre112. RAAF Police Assoc Pages contact Vietnam ANZAC 9. WA Police Pipe Band 60. Royal Australian Survey Corps Assoc 113. No. 3 Telecommunications Unit Association Trinity 10. WA Police 61. City of Perth Brass Band 114. Australian Air Force Cadet Branch Eastbound Church House 11. WA Fire & Rescue Service 62. Royal Australian Signals Assoc (inc. 11 Division Signals Assoc) 115. 7 Wing Aust. Air Force Cadets Drum Corps B 12. Australia Navy Cadet Drums Corps 63. 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion Page116. Ubon Group Pages Page SALUTING 13. Australian Navy Cadets 64. 2/11th AIF Battalion Assoc 117. RAAF Vietnam Veterans Assoc J DAIS A D E 14. Australian Army Cadets 65. 2/16th Battalion Assoc 118. BCOF Assoc 15. 7 Wing Australia Air Force Cadets Drum Corps 66. 2/26th Battalion Assoc 119. Korea & South Korea Asia Forces Assoc F G H 16. 7 Wing Australia Air Force Cadet 67. 51 ACU Swan Regiment Drum Corps 120. Malaya & Borneo Veterans K 1 EX-SERVICE CONTINGENT A 68. 2/28th Battalion Assoc & 24th Anti Tank Co. 121. Combined Districts Concert Band ST GEORGES TERRACE I J 17. Town of Victoria Park Brass Band 69. 2/32nd Battalion Assoc 122. Royal Australian Armoured Corps Assoc (WA Branch) 18. State Presidents’ of RSL, Naval Assoc & RAAF Assoc of WA 70. 2/43rd Battalion Assoc 14-15123. Vietnam Veterans Assoc 18 16-17 19. WWI Banners & Victoria Cross Recipient Banners 71. 48th & 2/48th Battalion F 124. Australian Peacekeeper & Peacemaker Veterans Assoc K L M N EscortedThe by Returned West Aust Great Living History& Services Assoc League72. Perth Concert of BandAustralia 125. Gulf War/Peacekeepers 20. Legacy Wards 73. 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion 126. Defence Reserves Assoc & (WA University Reg Assoc) Westbound 21.WA Jeeps Branch Incorporated gratefully74. 2/4th Machine acknowledges Gun Battalion & Officer Cadet Training Unit Government 22. Hospital Cars 75. 2/5th Machine Gun Regiment Assoc 127. National Servicemen’s Association BARRACK STREET VICTORIA AVENUE WILLIAM STREET House theNAVAL support SECTION from LotterywestB for76. 13th the Brigade staging AIF Group (11th, 16thof Cameron this Highlanders, ALLIED FORCES SECTION L 23. Perth Fortress Salvation Army Band 28th, 44th Battalions) 128. WA Brass Band 24. Naval Assoc of Aust (WA) Section State Executive 77. Presbyterian Ladies College Pipes & Drums 129. New Zealand Forces Assoc 25. NAVY LEADERyear’s 2009 ANZAC Day commemorations78. RAR Association 130. British Ex-Services Assoc & Royal Military Police HMAS Shropshire 79. 1 RAR 131. Royal Naval Assoc THE ESPLANADE 26. Naval Assoc (City of Perth Sub-Section) 80. 5 RAR 132. Submariners Assoc of Aust 27. Fleet Air Arm Assoc of Aust WA Division 81. 7 RAR 133. Royal Marines Assoc 2 28. HMAS Perth National Assoc 82. 8 RAR G 134. Guards Assoc 29. HMAS Sydney Assoc 83. Australian SAS Association 135. Royal Green Jackets Assoc M 30. HMAS Hobart Assoc 84. City of Cockburn Pipes & Drums 136. Airborne Forces Assoc of WA 31. RAN WWII Heavy Cruisers (HMAS Canberra, HMAS Australia) 85. Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) 137. Normandy Veterans Assoc 3 32. Combined Districts Concert Band 86. HQ 1ATF 138. North American Veterans Unit 33. HMAS Westralia Assoc 87. 102 Field Battery 139. Sikh Band March Route 34. Ex-Wrans Assoc 88. RWAR Assoc 140. Sikh Community Starting East of Barrack Street Langley Park 35. RAN Communications Branch Assoc 89. Australian Intelligence Corps Assoc (WA) 141. Rhodesian Assoc (inc. British South Africa Police Regiment) 36. “N” Class Destroyers C 90. Trinity College Pipes & Drums 142. South African Military Veterans Organisation of Aust West along St Georges Terrace N 37. Tribal Class Destroyers 91. Royal Australian Army Service Corps 143. Greek Australian Ex-Servicemen’s Assoc (HMAS Arunta, HMAS Warramunga, HMAS Bataan) 92. Royal Australian Army Ord Corps 144. Netherlands Ex-Servicemen’sRick Assoc Hart - Proudly supporting your local RSL turning left into William Street 38. RAN Corvette Assoc 93. 1st Field Hospital 145. Korean Ex-Servicemen 39. Churchlands Senior High School Marching Band 94. 2/7th Field Ambulance 146. Turkish Ex-Servicemen and left into The Esplanade 40. RAN Clearance Divers 95. 2/13th Field Ambulance H 147. Vietnamese Ex-Servicemen N 41. Far East Strategic Reserve (Navy) Assoc 96. Australian Army Pipes & Drums 148. Churchlands Senior High School Marching Band 42. Vietnam Logistics Support Veterans Assoc 97. VADs & Australian Army Medical Women’s Service 149. Partners of Veterans 43. HMAS Brisbane Assoc 98. Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS) 150. Relatives of Deceased Veterans 44. Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships 99. Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps Assoc 151. Thirtyniners’ Assoc / FamiliesBELMONT & Friends of Polish Vets 9373 4400 COUNTRY STORES ARMY SECTION D 100. Women’s Royal Australian Army Corps 152. Borneo POW Relatives 45. WA Brass Band 101. Red Cross Aides 153. Honouring Indigenous War Graves Inc. 46. 6th Aust Division Cavalry Regiment Assoc (WA) AIR FORCE SECTION I 154. Police Rangers 47. Combined Commandos Squadron 102. WA Police Band 155. St John Ambulance CadetsBUNBURY SUPERSTORE 9722 6200 ALBANY - KITCHEN & LAUNDRY ONLY 9842 1855 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 48. “Z” Special Unit Assoc of WA 103. Royal Australian Air Force Assoc 156. Scouts 49. “Z” Special Unit (Aust) Inc. International 104. WAAAF Branch 157. Girl Guides 50. Royal Australian Armoured Corps Vietnam Veterans 105. WRAAF Branch CITY MEGASTORE 9227 4100 BROOME 9192 3399 ANZAC Day Provisional Order of March - Saturday, 25 April 2009 CLAREMONT 9284 3699 BUNBURY SUPERSTORE 9722 6200 1. Mounted Police 51. Royal Australian Artillery Assoc of WA 106. RAAF Nursing Service 2. Defence Reps 52. 2/3rd Field Regiment Artillery Assoc 107. Fighter Squadron Association & 3 Squadron Assoc JOONDALUP SUPERSTORE 9301 4833 KATANNING 9821 1577 DEFENCE FORCES CONTINGENT 53. 2/7th Field Regiment Artillery Assoc 108. Catalina Club of WA 3. RAN Band - WA Detachment 54. Floreat Park Salvation Army Band 109. Town of Victoria Park Brass Band 4. Royal Australian Navy 55. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Assoc 110. Bomber Command Veterans MANDURAH SUPERSTORE 9586 4700 COUNTRY CALLERS FREECALL 1800 654 599 5. Australian Army Pipes & Drums Perth 56. 2/3rd Aust Composite AA Regiment Assoc E (460 Squadron Assoc, 467-463 Squadron Assoc, 6. Australian Army 57. RAE Ex-Servicemen’s Assoc (Engineer Units) Royal Air Forces, POW Association, Pathfinder Force Assoc) MIDLAND SUPERSTORE 9267 9700 7. Coastal Scottish Pipe Band WA Inc. 58. Water Transport Assoc 111. 25 Squadron 8. Royal Australian Air Force 59. Royal Australian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers 112. RAAF Police Assoc O’Connor SUPERSTORE 9337 7822 9. WA Police Pipe Band 60. Royal Australian Survey Corps Assoc 113. No. 3 Telecommunications Unit Association 10. WA Police 61. City of Perth Brass Band 114. Australian Air Force Cadet Branch OSBORNE PARK SUPERSTORE 9445 5000 11. WA Fire & Rescue Service 62. Royal Australian Signals Assoc (inc. 11 Division Signals Assoc) 115. 7 Wing Aust. Air Force Cadets Drum Corps 12. Australia Navy Cadet Drums Corps 63. 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion 116. Ubon Group 13. Australian Navy Cadets 64. 2/11th AIF Battalion Assoc 117. RAAF Vietnam Veterans Assoc J VIC PARK - PARK DISCOUNT SUPERSTORE 9470 4949 14. Australian Army Cadets 65. 2/16th Battalion Assoc 118. BCOF Assoc 15. 7 Wing Australia Air Force Cadets Drum Corps 66. 2/26th Battalion Assoc 119. Korea & South Korea Asia Forces Assoc 16. 7 Wing Australia Air Force Cadet 67. 51 ACU Swan Regiment Drum Corps 120. Malaya & Borneo Veterans K EX-SERVICE CONTINGENT A 68. 2/28th Battalion Assoc & 24th Anti Tank Co. 121. Combined Districts Concert Band 17. Town of Victoria Park Brass Band 69. 2/32nd Battalion Assoc 122. Royal Australian Armoured Corps Assoc (WA Branch) 18. State Presidents’ of RSL, Naval Assoc & RAAF Assoc of WA 70. 2/43rd Battalion Assoc 123. Vietnam Veterans Assoc RSL Members receive special pricing.
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