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Thursday, 30 April 2009

Australian Militia Garrison Troops, Victoria, 1903
Topic: Militia - Inf - Vic

Victoria

Australian Militia Garrison Troops

1903

The Victorian Garrison Troops were formed as part of the static defence force of the Australian Militia in 1903. It was established to service the catchment region of Victoria. The various units making up the brigade included all Permenant, Militia and Volunteer military formations.

State	PMV	Arm of Service	Units	Peace	War	Actual
Vic	Militia	Staff		0	0	0
Vic	Militia	Light Horse	No. 5 Squadron attached to 10th ALHR	72	72	56
Vic	Militia	Light Horse	No. 6 Squadron attached to 10th ALHR	72	72	56
Vic	Militia	Field Artillery	Brigade Staff	4	4	0
Vic	Militia	Field Artillery	No. 5 Vic Battery, Australian Field Artillery	76	76	41
Vic	Volunteer	Field Artillery	No. 6 Vic Battery, Australian Field Artillery	76	76	41
Vic	Permenant	Garison Artillery	Staff and District Establishment, Royal Australian Artillery	37	37	37
Vic	Permenant	Garison Artillery	No. 5 Company, Royal Australian Artillery	53	53	53
Vic	Permenant	Garison Artillery	No. 6 Company, Royal Australian Artillery	53	53	53
Vic	Permenant	Garison Artillery	No. 7 Company, Royal Australian Artillery	53	53	53
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	Staff	6	6	6
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 1 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	105	105	105
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 2 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	105	105	105
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 3 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	105	105	105
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 4 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	105	105	105
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 5 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	105	105	105
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 6 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	79	79	79
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 7 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	79	79	79
Vic	Militia	Garison Artillery	No. 8 Vic Company, Australian Garrison Artillery	76	76	76
Vic	Militia	Engineers	No. 4 Field Company	59	59	0
Vic	Militia	Engineers	No. 2 Electric Company	50	50	50
Vic	Permenant	Engineers	No. 2 Submarine Mining Company	25	25	25
Vic	Militia	Engineers	No. 2 Submarine Mining Company	81	81	81
Vic	Volunteer	Infantry	Victorian Ranger Regiment	509	509	509
Vic	Volunteer	Infantry	Victorian Scottish Regiment	509	509	346
Vic	Volunteer	Infantry	Victorian Railways Infantry	120	120	120
Vic	Militia	Army Service Corps	Victorian Garrison Company	20	20	20
Vic	Militia	Army Medical Corps	Victorian Garrison Company	72	72	8
Vic	Militia	Veterinary Department	Officers attached to units	1	1	1
			Totals	2,707	2,707	2,383

Further Reading:

Australian Infantry Militia

Militia 1899 - 1920

Citation: Australian Militia Garrison Troops, Victoria, 1903

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Updated: Thursday, 30 April 2009 12:37 PM EADT

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