Unit News
The Boozer (AKA The Abraham Club)
Details of the setting up and names used for
the canteen in South Vietnam by 103 Sig Sqn and 104 Sig Sqn.
See
Story 19 for details
50th Birthday Parade, Display and
Dinner - 20
November 2015
The 104th Signal Squadron
celebrated its 50th birthday with a parade and dinner in
Darwin on the 20 Nov 2015. A few made the trip to Darwin for a
great day with our old Squadron and new Regiment.
See
Story 14
for birthday report
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FCU-9 Newsletters
"The Star" is the Newsletter for the families
and friends of the Force Communicaton Unit IX (FCU-9), deployed in the Middle East Area of
Operations (MEAO). Many members of 1CSR are serving
with the "tri service" unit.
See
Story 13
to read the newsletters.
Old Iron War Horse Retires
Marking
the retirement of the Armoured Command Vehicle M577A1 (ACV), known to many
as “Callsign 85C”. 1st
Combat Signals Regiment (1CSR) held a short commemorative service at the
unit on the 8th December 2011 with the 104 Sig Sqn pennant
proudly flying from the vehicle.
Callsign 85C saw most of its operational service in Vietnam with 104 Sig
Sqn. Its role has remained with
104 Sig Sqn ever since with many more armoured vehicles being added to the
unit fleet since Vietnam. ACV’s
were retired from service last year being replaced with the
Bushmasters PMV’s and M113AS4 APC’s.
Our beloved ACV is now mounted on
plinth at the entrance to 1CSR, Robertson Barracks, Darwin.
See
Story 11 for details of Signals and
ACV's - Post Vietnam.
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104 Sig Sqn
ACV Stories from the 1970s
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Three short stories from the past
See 104
Sig Sqn ACV Stories from the 1970s
also See
Signals and ACV's - Post Vietnam |