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»: Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in the world wars.

Originally the
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
c : Jungle warfare training centre in the Gold Coast hinterland.
c 
 : Australian television network.
c : Military helicopter.
c : In Australian Army doctrine, the call made by soldiers upon encounter with enemy to
the immediate front or rear of the line of march.
c ÷ : Aeromedical evacuation by helicopter.
c ( : Jungle Green Working Dress, the field uniform worn by the Australian Army between
the early 1960s and 1989.
c ˜ : parts on a map which indicated supposedly more dangerous areas for soldiers to
patrol as there was little dense foliage and cover and an area which was more likely to be
mined.
c ÷: Village in Bà R a province in Southern Vietnam, and the main base of 1 Australian Task
Force from 1965 to 1972.
c •
: Army enlisted soldier recruit training centre in Victoria.
c 
 : Military exercise area in Queensland.
c 
: (aka 6RAR) Australian army battalion, whose D Company had been involved in
the Battle of Long Tan during a tour three years earlier.
c 
: Parade head-dress for the Australian army.
c ˜ : L1A1 Self Loading Rifle (FN-FAL), standard 7.62 mm semi-automatic rifle issued to
Australian infantrymen during the Vietnam War.
c " : Cans of beer.
c " 

: City in Queensland.
c ¯: Victoria Bitter beer.
c ¯ "
: Coastal city in Southern Vietnam which was both the main Australian logistic base
and a rest area for troops based at Nui Dat.