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1921 |
28th
Battalion
formed in Western Australia, continuing 85th
Battalion which had never been formed, and perpetuating
28th Battalion, AIF |
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1927 |
28th
Battalion (The Swan Regiment) |
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1943 |
28th
Australian Infantry Battalion (AIF)
mobilised for war service |
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1946 |
disbanded |
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1948 |
reformed
in CMF and amalgamated with 16th
Infantry Battalion (The Cameron Highlanders of Western Australia),
to form 16th/28th Infantry Battalion |
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1952 |
28th
Infantry Battalion (The Swan Regiment)
(unlinked from 16th
Battalion; perpetuating 2/28th
Battalion, AIF) |
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1960.07.01 |
reduced
to three companies in 1st Battalion, The
Royal Western Australia Regiment |
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- A Company (The Swan Company)
- D Company (The Western Australian Rifles)
- E Company (The North Coast Company)
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1966.09. |
28th
Battalion, The Royal Western Australia Regiment
re-formed by expansion of 11th
Battalion and 16th Battalion |
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1977 |
28th
Independent Rifle Company, The Royal Western
Australia Regiment |
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1987.10.24 |
amalgamated
with 11th Independent Rifle Company,
to form 11th/28th Battalion, The
Royal Western Australia Regiment |
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The Great War: [awarded honours for 28th
Battalion, AIF]
The Second World War: [awarded honours for 2/28th
Battalion, AIF]1
1. no battle honours were awarded to 28th Australian
Infantry Battalion, AIF
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Hearts
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Colonel
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