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Red brick structure with plaque and flag staff, close to barracks, dedicated to the Royal New South Wales (RNSW) Lancers.
Plaque:
In memory of members of the Australian Armoured Regiment AIF (Royal New South Wales Lancers) who died on active service 1939-1945
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This memorial was erected by the Royal New South Wales Lancers Association and consecrated on April 9, 1985
Plaque:
In memory of the New South Wales Lancers who paid the supreme sacrifice in the South African War 1899 to 1900.
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Erected by the Royal New South Wales Lancers Association 2005
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This plaque is to perpetuate the name of the 21 Aust. Fd. Regt. Formerly 21 Aust. Fd. Brigade. Originally a support unit of the First Cavalry Division the Regiment was formed on 1 May 1921 and disbanded in 1943. The Regiment moulded a host of artillerymen for their splendid roles in World War II. Unveiled by Colonel J. N. L. Argent, O.B.E, E.D. On 5 May 1990.
Rank | Given Name | Family Name | Conflict/s | Fate | Service No. | Service | Campaign | Link |
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W M | Ellis | South African Campaign | KIA | view |
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