-
Puckapunyal (more
formally the
Puckapunyal Military Area, but also
known as the
Puckapunyal Camp or
Puckapunyal Army Base, and
colloquially as "Pucka")...
- Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military Area
Hopkins Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military Area
Bridges Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military...
- equine, cattle,
sheep and wine) as well as the
nearby military base of
Puckapunyal (po****tion 1,176),
which is an
important training centre for the Australian...
- Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military Area
Hopkins Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military Area
Bridges Barracks,
Puckapunyal –
Puckapunyal Military...
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delivered to the 2nd
Cavalry Regiment in
Darwin and the
School of
Armour at
Puckapunyal over the
period 1995–1997. In
December 1997, the
Australian government...
- Armour: A
History of the
Royal Australian Armoured Corps 1927–1972.
Puckapunyal, Victoria:
Royal Australian Armoured Corps Tank Museum. ISBN 0-642-99407-2...
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reservoir at
Puckapunyal; 200
metre bridge at Swan Island, Queenscliff;
Puckapunyal Airfield;
Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV)
Fording Pool at
Puckapunyal; All...
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training support and
logistics squadron within the
School of
Armour at
Puckapunyal in Victoria. The 3rd
Cavalry Regiment was
formed in
beginning of 1967...
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Military College,
Duntroon in the ACT;
Combined Arms
Training Centre at
Puckapunyal, Victoria; Army
Logistic Training Centre at
Bonegilla and Bandiana, Victoria;...
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Australia – one at the
Royal Australian Armoured Corps Tank Museum,
Puckapunyal, Victoria, and one at the 1st/15th
Royal New
South Wales Lancers Lancer...
