Pictures of the association and 10/27 RSAR serving personnel
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Please advise The Secretary if you are aware of any corrections that should be made to the picture descriptions in the gallery.ANZAC Day 2019
RSAR Association, 10/27 Bn serving members & members of predecessor units in the Adelaide ANZAC Day march.
Freedom of the City of Adelaide
On Saturday 3rd November the 10th/27th Battalion RSAR claimed their right of entry to the City of Adelaide in a Freedom of Entry Parade, which saw the Battalion march from Victoria Square to the Torrens Parade Ground, where they were received by the Lord Mayor of Adelaide Martin Haese.
OP Bushfire Assist (2020)
Members of 9 Brigade help assist the Adelaide Hills and Kangaroo Island communities after the bushfires destroyed homes, properties, livestock and vital infrastructure.
CSM's 80th Birthday
A function was held at the Republic Hotel in Norwood on Sunday 30th May to celebrate the 80th birthday of RSAR stalwart Ian Carnachan, former Company Sergeant Major of A Company 10 RSAR when they were based at the Alberton Training Depot in Sussex Street Alberton
ANZAC Day 2015
RSAR Association, 10/27 Bn serving members & members of predecessor units in the Adelaide ANZAC Day march.
The Original Battalions 1914-1953
Source: State Library of South Australia and Australian War Memorial
ANZAC Day 2014
RSAR Association, 10/27 Bn serving members & members of predecessor units in the 2014 Adelaide ANZAC Day march.
ANZAC Day 2013
RSAR Association, 10/27 Bn serving members & members of predecessor units in the Adelaide ANZAC Day march.
Centenary Parade
Centenary Parade of the combined units of the 10th/27th Battalion RSAR at the Torrens Parade Ground on Saturday 22nd November 2014. The Parade was lead by the Commanding Officer LTCOL Graham Goodwin and was inspected by the Governor of South Australia, the Honourable Hieu Van Le AO. The Parade culminated in an Advance In Review Order, and the firing of volleys.
Music from the War Years
THEY CAME! THEY PLAYED! THEY CONQUERED! The band of the 10th/27th Battalion Royal South Australia regiment played to a FULL HOUSE at the Murray Bridge Town Hall on Sunday, with their Centenary of Gallipoli tribute "Music from the War Years." Songs from WW1, WW2 and the Korea and Vietnam Wars kept the crowd singing along and tapping their feet, but also sombre as the history of Gallipoli was read out by MC David Laing. Over 240 soldiers who landed at Gallipoli on ANZAC Day 1915 came from the rural areas around Murray Bridge. The Band, led by Bandmaster SGT David Portakiewicz performed a vast array of songs, including those made famous by Glen Miller, The Beatles and John Schumann. There was hardly a dry eye when Musician Michael Bampton played the Last Post, accompanied by a fanfare from the Band. Well done to the Band of the 10th/27th Battalion, and the Murray Bridge RSL for organizing such a wonderful presentation of good music.
