Objects:
a. To perpetuate the close bonds of comradeship, and
esprit de corps created by past and present members of the Regiment and the Royal
Australian Armoured Corps. b. To guard the good name and preserve the
interests of the Regiment and Corps. c. To foster the interests of the
Regiment by; i.
Providing assistance for Regimental activities outside the scope of normal entitlement
from Army sources, and ii.
Encouraging those suitable to serve with the Regiment, to so serve.
d. To assist in researching, recording, and preserving the history, traditions
and customs of the Regiment and also its predecessor Regiments.
| Presidents:
-
Ron Hoey (1987 - 1989),
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Chris Hill (1989 - 1991)
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Clarrie Mitchell (1991 - 1993)
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Glenys Litchfield (1993 - 1998)
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Dave Griffiths (1998 - 2005)
- Ron
Teusner (2005 - 2013)
- Reg
Williams (2013 - 2021)
- Malcolm
Haynes (2021 - Present)
Membership:
Current financial membership is in excess of 160 ex members
of the Regiment. Our database contains over 300 names of current and past members
of the Regiment . If you would like to join go to our membership
page.
Newsletter:
Regular contact is maintained via our regular newsletters
which covers Squadron activities and other matters of interest from the Corps
and members. |
Restoration
of Military Banners (3 LH Regt Guidon, 3 LH Regt Kings Colour) held at St Peters
Cathedral. Personnel support to Military Collection working bees.
Supply and and sale of RAAC and SAMRA merchandise. Engraving of
annual trophies presented to unit members. Restoration of the 18 LHR
Champion Crew/Tp Efficiency Shield Black Hat functions. Regular
reunion lunches throughout the year with partners.
Support to 49 Army
Cadet Unit. |
Annual Remembrance Day crosses on North Terrace. LH Memorial Service,
ANZAC day. Life member status of the former Military Collection.
Purchase of Guidon cases for 3/9 LH (SAMR)
Donations to the
Military Collection
Framing of Commissions and Warrants for Squadron members.
Represents the Royal Australian Armoured Corps
Corporation Ltd in South Australia. Annual
major functions for SAMRA members. |