Raaf Air Defence Guard

Raaf Air Defence Guard. RAAF Guard WW2 Airfield Defense Association The controllers and RAAF support staff are protected in their location by a detachment of Airfield Defence Guards. independent RAAF airfield defence units ceased to exist for the next three decades

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IRAQ - - "Royal Australian Air Force Airfield Defence Guard detachment patrol the roads around the Australian section of Baghdad International Airport The Squadron was reformed as No 2 Airfield Defence Squadron on 17 March 1983 under the command of SQNLDR James B.H

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[1] [2] All guards at operational bases, advanced operational bases, radio stations and non-operational units were assigned to this Unit from 5 October 1942.Their role was to provide personnel to defend. IRAQ - - "Royal Australian Air Force Airfield Defence Guard detachment patrol the roads around the Australian section of Baghdad International Airport Airfield defence guards served in Malaysia, Thailand and South Vietnam.

Airfield Defence Guard graduates get set for new journey The Courier Mail. [1] Other duties include training other RAAF personnel, in skills such as the handling of small arms and infantry tactics The airfield defence guard mustering was revived in 1965, although airfield defence guards were not formed into squadrons

RAAF, JASDF, National Guard, active duty take part in Red FlagAlaska > Joint Base Elmendorf. The controllers and RAAF support staff are protected in their location by a detachment of Airfield Defence Guards. The Squadron was reformed as No 2 Airfield Defence Squadron on 17 March 1983 under the command of SQNLDR James B.H