4Rar(Cdo) Master Plan

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ANNEX C TO

4RAR(CDO) MASTER PLAN

DATED 1 JUN 2006

4RAR(CDO)MUSEUML FOUNDATION

DISPLAYS AND REFERENCE MATERIAL

Displays

The Historical Collection displays are to meet the identified target audience interests as detailed in the Foundation’s Interpretation and Display Policy. The displays to be developed, subject to clearance for public viewing, are to include:

• accidents, deaths and casualties (In Memoriam tribute to 4RAR /4RAR(CDO)2/4RAR personnel killed on operations and in training);

• adventure training;

• aircraft;

• enemy personnel and organisations;

• equipment (items used by 4RAR but no longer in service);

• family tree (specific displays such as indigenous soldiers);

• honours and awards (both operational and non-operational service for posted personnel);

• insertion and extraction techniques;

• language training;

• military communications;

• operational campaigns and commitments;

• physical training;

• rations;

• roles and tasks:

counter-terrorism / recovery;

intelligence collection (reconnaissance, surveillance);

offensive action (harassment, interdiction);

special operations (guerrilla warfare, unconventional warfare);

support (peace enforcement, peacekeeping);

• safety;

• 4RAR Ladies Auxiliary;

• selection;

• skills, techniques and capabilities:

air landing;

air strike;

assault swimming;

cacheing;

climbing, roping and rappelling;

close personal protection;

close quarter battle;

demolitions;

driving;

medical;

methods of entry;

navigation;

nuclear, biological and chemical warfare;

parachuting;

patrolling;

photography;

regimental signaller;

small craft handling;

sniping;

survival;

tracking;

unarmed combat and close quarter fighting;

• uniforms;

• vehicles;

• watercraft; and

• weapons.

Reference Material

The historical information to be collected is to encompass:

• accidents, deaths and casualties;

• administrative support and processes;

• adventure training;

• aircraft;

• almanacs (chronological histories of 4RAR, 2/4RAR 4RAR(CDO)

• anecdotal collections;

• anniversary celebrations;

• GRes component;

• Australian 4RAR QLD, S.A. NSW Association;

• change management;

• civilian support;

• clubs and associations;

• CO speeches and addresses;

• command and control;

• community support and relationships;

• conditions of service;

• discipline;

• displays and demonstrations;

• enemy personnel and organisations;

• equipment (personal operational equipment, );

• exchange postings (relationships with international Special Forces organisations);

• exercises;

• external relationships;

• family tree (identification of every person who has served by name and photo, specific displays such as indigenous soldiers);

• honours and awards (both operational and non-operational service for posted personnel);

• insertion and extraction techniques;

• intelligence support;

• interview recordings and transcripts;

• key appointments;

• language training;

• life after service;

• medical support and training;

• military communications;

• operational campaigns and commitments;

• organisational structures (regular and reserve components);

• parades;

• physical training;

• postings – other Services:

• promotion;

• rations;

• Regimental birthday;

• Regimental funds;

• Regimental stirrers;

• research and development;

• Resources Trust Fund;

• roles and tasks:

counter-terrorism / recovery;

intelligence collection (reconnaissance, surveillance);

offensive action (harassment, interdiction);

special operations (guerrilla warfare, unconventional warfare);

support (peace enforcement, peacekeeping);

• safety;

• 4 RAR (Cdo) Historical Foundation;

• 4RAR (Cdo)MUSEUM Collection;

• 4RAR(CDO) Ladies Auxiliary;

• selection;

• serving family members;

• skills, techniques and capabilities:

air landing;

air strike;

assault swimming;

cacheing;

climbing, roping and rappelling;

close personal protection;

close quarter battle;

demolitions;

driving;

medical;

methods of entry;

navigation;

nuclear, biological and chemical warfare;

parachuting;

patrolling;

photography;

regimental signaller;

resistance to interrogation;

small craft handling;

sniping;

survival;

tracking;

unarmed combat and close quarter fighting;

• sport;

• tactics;

• the Rock;

• training areas and facilities;

• training courses;

• training structures, concepts and methods;

• training team commitments;

• uniforms;

• unit Annual Program;

• unit initiated projects;

• vehicles;

• watercraft;

• weapons;

• Welfare. (PENSION OFFICER FRANK ANGYAL JP)