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Military Organisation and Structure

Army: The Arms

Two soldiers of 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), going into operations by canoe, the Sungei Rhui (river), North Malaya, 1961. Collection item P01306.028Two soldiers of 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), going into operations by canoe, the Sungei Rhui (river), North Malaya, 1961.

The Arms or combat corps - those which are directly involved in the fighting - can be divided into these subsidiary groupings:

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