What does ARA stand for?

Australian Regular Army

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Military and Government

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The Interim Army, the beginning of the Australian Regular Army (ARA), was formed in 1947 and recruiting for Korea and K Force commenced in 1951.

Origins and development royal Australian Army Dental Corps

78 Fighter Wing of the Royal Australian Air Force operated alongside the Royal Air Force to prevent illegal intrusions into Malaysian airspace, and Royal Australian Navy warships patrolled territorial waters and supported Australian Regular Army forces on the Malayan peninsula and in Borneo.

"Operation handover"--Darwin, September 1964

Equally significant, although again not recognised at the time, was that as the "Arms" and "Services" of the Australian Regular Army (ARA) raised their respective Corps Schools, numbers of AIC staff were selected for senior appointments within these training establishments.

Out of Empire: an introduction to the story of the Australian ...

As at December 2000, there were 77 officers and 74 other rank Vietnam veterans still serving in the Australian Regular Army (ARA), and 78 officers and 93 other ranks in the Reserves.

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