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4th Military District (Australia)

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4th Military District (Australia)

The 4th Military District was an administrative district of the Australian Army. During the Second World War, the 4th Military District covered all of South Australia, with its headquarters based at Adelaide.

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Headquarters

  • 4th Military District Headquarters – Adelaide

    • 6th Cavalry Brigade

  • Headquarters – Keswick
  • 3rd Light Horse Regiment (The South Australian Mounted Rifles) – Mt. Gambier
  • 9th/23rd Light Horse Regiment (Flinders Light Horse/Barossa Light Horse) – Clare
  • 18th Light Horse (Machine Gun) Regiment (The Adelaide Lancers) – Unley

    • 3rd Infantry Brigade

  • Headquarters – Keswick
  • 10th Battalion (The Adelaide Rifles) – Adelaide
  • 27th Battalion (The South Australian Scottish Regiment) – Keswick
  • 43rd Battalion (The Hindmarsh Regiment) – Adelaide
  • 48th Battalion (The Torrens Regiment) – Adelaide

    • 13th Field Brigade

  • Headquarters – Adelaide
  • 49th Field Battery – Adelaide
  • 50th Field Battery – Prospect
  • 113th (Heavy) Field Battery – Kilkenny
  • 48th Field Battery (Attached) – Keswick

    • Other units

  • 10th Heavy Battery, RAA (PF) – Fort Largs
  • 110th Heavy Battery, RAA (M) – Fort Largs
  • Detachment, RAE (PF) – Keswick
  • 20th Heavy Battery, RAA (PF) – Fort Largs
  • 120th Heavy Battery, RAA (M) – Fort Largs
  • 3rd Troop, 2nd Field Squadron, RAE – Keswick
  • 3rd Field Company, RAE – Keswick

    • References

    4th Military District (Australia) Wikipedia
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