2007

A Day To Be Proud of

The first Sunday in November is celebrated as Gunners Day (4 Nov 07) and is a day revered by current and past Army Reserve members of 7 Field Battery and its traditional links with other elements of 3 Field Regiment.
This year was the 79th celebration of the event which is organised by the RAA Historical Society, a small band of hard working members who put their heart and souls as well as a great deal of pride in preserving it as a premium date on the Artillery calendar in Western Australia.
Current serving members of 7 Field Battery attend the service which combines a short march, a memorial service, a church service and a buffet afterward.
Support also comes from the Cadets at 59 ACU Rockingham, the Police Pipe Band and members of the Fire and Rescue Service.
President Bruce Campbell said that planning for next year's significant milestone.
Guest of honour was Mrs Ronnie Roach and the Parade Salute was taken by Colonel Commandant MAJ Bill Ritchie.

Proud to be there

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1 GNR Ince-Smith is an important part of preparation

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2 A Banner we are all proud of

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259ACU Cadets

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2Battery in full swing

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2Battery on the move

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2Guests awaiting

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2Past members of the Battery led by Peter Kennedy

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2Police Pipes & Drums

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2That Banner of Pride

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3Laying of wreaths

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3We will remember them

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4Array of banners

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4Banner tribute

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4Gunners sing the psalms

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5Bruce Campbell President of the RAA Historical Society

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6BDR Toase

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6LBDR Wardlow and family

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6PTE Manginin and family

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BDR Bonser and family