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301 Days to go until
1 July 2011
2010 - Year of Reservists who Served Overseas
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| Please activate the button to your left to view TV News (Channel 7, ABC and SBS) coverage of the National Parade in Sydney on 4 July 2010. |
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| Please activate the button to your left to view 100 slides of the National Parade provided by Sam Groves, Her Excellency's official photographer. |
Her Excellency The Governor General Ms Quentin Bryce AC added a very
personal touch to the National Parade in Sydney on 4 July 2010. She
inspected the parade on foot speaking to many reservists past and present,
thanking them for their service. She is shown speaking to Warrant
Officer Terry Boardman (Retd) of the Royal New South Wales Lancers
Association.

CLICK HERE for more photos of what happened
on Reserve Forces Day 2010.
In 2010 it will be just over 60 years since the part-time forces were reformed after WWII. In those 60 years Reservists have been volunteering to serve overseas from the early United Nations missions and Korea to the current overseas operations.
The Reserve Forces Day Council will give special recognition in 2010 to those members who, when as Reservists, volunteered to serve overseas in operations or humanitarian missions and who have been awarded a medal for that service.
This includes all Australian Naval, Military, Air Force and Humanitarian missions and commitments overseas e.g. Bougainville, Solomon Islands etc.
If you live near Sydney, please contact the RFDC Secretary Ian Meek on 02 9451 7636 or by email with your details so that you may be invited to a special function on the formal Reserve Forces Day Thursday 1 Jul 10 and as VIPs to the Reserve Forces Day celebrations in the Domain on Sunday 4 Jul 10. Thank you to those 45 members, covering 11 different overseas operations who responded to our invitation and attended the National Launch at Shore School on 5 Dec 09 and were presented their special ribbon. The list of members continues to grow. The plan is if these members attend the Reserve Forces Day parade they will be issued a Governor General’s commemorative certificate with their overseas service recorded.
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Register your Interest to March
If you are interested in taking part in Reserve Forces day 2011, 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.
2009 Parade Video Available for Purchase
The 2009 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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