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1st Commando Regiment

The 1st Commando Regiment (1 Cdo Regt) is an Australian Army Reserve special forces unit and is part of Special Operations Command. The regiment has an integrated structure of regular (full-time) Australian Army soldiers and reserve (part-time) soldiers. 1st and 2nd Commando Companies were raised in 1955 and were combined with 126 Signal Squadron (SF) in…

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Abbreviation
1 Cdo Regt
Active
24 February 1955 (as 1 and 2 Cdo Coy) 1 February 1981–present (as 1st Cdo Regt)
Branch
Australian Army Reserve
Country
Australia
Engagements
Afghanistan
Garrison/HQ
Sydney and Melbourne

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related to Role · 7
1st Commando Regiment → Commando Regiment, In, It, One, SOCOMD, Special Operations Command, The
Abbreviation · 1
1st Commando Regiment → 1 Cdo Regt
Active · 1
1st Commando Regiment → 24 February 1955 (as 1 and 2 Cdo Coy) 1 February 1981–present (as 1st Cdo Regt)
Branch · 1
1st Commando Regiment → Australian Army Reserve
Country · 1
1st Commando Regiment → Australia
Engagements · 1
1st Commando Regiment → Afghanistan
Garrison/HQ · 1
1st Commando Regiment → Sydney and Melbourne
March · 1
1st Commando Regiment → 1 Cdo Coy – "Sari Marais" 2 Cdo Coy – "Cockleshell Heroes"
Motto · 1
1st Commando Regiment → Strike Swiftly
Notable commanders · 1
1st Commando Regiment → William "Mac" Grant Phillip Bennett Martin Hamilton-Smith Jack H Skipper MC Harry Smith MC

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commando regiment special cdo army operations training reserve regt company squadron forces australian two signal companies first combat coy course

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1st Commando RegimentAbbreviation1 Cdo Regt1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentActive24 February 1955 (as 1 and 2 Cdo Coy) 1 February 1981–present (as 1st Cdo Regt)1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentBranchAustralian Army Reserve1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentCountryAustralia1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentEngagementsAfghanistan1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentGarrison/HQSydney and Melbourne1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentMarch1 Cdo Coy – "Sari Marais" 2 Cdo Coy – "Cockleshell Heroes"1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentMottoStrike Swiftly1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentNotable commandersWilliam "Mac" Grant Phillip Bennett Martin Hamilton-Smith Jack H Skipper MC Harry Smith MC1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentPart ofSpecial Forces Group1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentRoleSpecial operations1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentSizeTwo commando companies1.00infobox
1st Commando RegimentTypeSpecial forces1.00infobox

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