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142 Days to go until
1 July 2010
2010 - Year of Reservists who Served Overseas
The 2010 Reserve Forces Day celebrations were launched by Major General Craig
Williams AM at Shore School Sydney on Saturday 5 December 2010. This year
will honour those reservists who have served their country overseas since World
War 2. Each reservist at the launch who had served overseas was presented with a special sky blue
ribbon to commemorate their service. The Button above takes you to a
detailed report on the launch, and lets you follow step by step preparations for
the 2010 parade.
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Register your Interest to March
If you are interested in taking part in Reserve Forces day 2010, use the button to the left to register your interest. You will receive updates about the parades in your state. |
The objective of the Reserve Forces Day is to raise the profile of the Navy, Army and Air Force Reserve, to recognise former and serving Reservists
(including those who served in the Citizen's Military Forces (CMF), and
Citizen's Air Force (CAF)) and to thank partners and employers for their support.
Reserve Forces Day is celebrated across Australia and is the annual recognition for serving and former members, the 1.25M Australians who have served in the nation's Reserve Forces. These public parades would not be possible without the wonderful support of our
sponsors.
2008 Parade Video Available for Purchase
The 2008 National (Sydney) Reserve Forces Day Parade Video is now available for purchase. A steal at $25.
Click Here to visit our online shop.
RFDC Dress and Ceremonial Standards
Click Here to
download the Reserve Forces Day Council Dress and Ceremonial Standards
Manual (460 kb .pdf file). This manual is designed to give associations an indication of what is required to win a council award.
Click Here to download
the details of standards drill, a handout for standards bearers

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