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Wednesday, 14 April 2004

18th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1905
Topic: Militia - LHW-18/25/10

18th ALH

18th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse

1905

Western Australian Mounted Infantry [1900 - 1903]
18th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1903 - 1912]
25th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1912 - 1918]
10th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1918 - 1942]
10th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Recce Battalion [1918 - 1942]
10th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse [1942 - 1944]
"A" Squadron 10th Western Australian Mounted Infantry [1948 - 1952] 10th Western Australian Mounted Infantry [1952 - ]

Spectemur Agendo

Let us be judged by our deeds

Regimental March - Marching Through Georgia

District

Western Australia

Brigade

6th Brigade, South Australia and Western Australia

Headquarters

Perth

Honorary Colonel

The Honorable Sir Arthur Lawley, KCMG

Commanding Officer

Vacant

Major NJ Moore, Acting Commanding Officer

Second in Command

Captain ES Wisdom

Adjutant

Vacant

Quartermaster

Vacant

Medical Officer

Lieutenant SC Joel (27 June 1904)

Veterinary Officer

Captain AE Le Souef

1st Perth - Fremantle Squadron

Lieutenant AJ Love (25 November 1903)

Second Lieutenant SS Bignell (9 May 1905)

Second Lieutenant RR Garland (Honorary Lieutenant) (9 May 1905)

2nd Bunbury - Pinjarra - Harvey Squadron

Lieutenant H Davies

Second Lieutenant WHA Phillips (9 August 1904)

Second Lieutenant K Eastman (20 April 1904)

Second Lieutenant G Clifton (15 February 1905)

Second Lieutenant LC Timperley (20 March 1905)

3rd Northampton - Nawaba - Greenhough - Dongarra Squadron

Lieutenant EA Strachan (25 November 1903)

Second Lieutenant CF Butler (1 December 1903)

Second Lieutenant HJ Ogilvy (18 July 1904)

4th Northam - Newcastle Squadron

Second Lieutenant FEM Davis

Second Lieutenant CH Garratt

Second Lieutenant JW Harvey

Second Lieutenant JC Kidd

Second Lieutenant WE Oliver

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Citation: 118th (Western Australian Mounted Infantry) Australian Light Horse, 1905

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