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BallisticWookie · 03-18-2003, 01:47 AM

I'd personally love to see the Crocodile Hunter tackle Saddam Hussein. That would be classic. biggrin:

Australia is sending 2000+ personnel, including Army, Navy and AirForce.

This might seem small to some, but that is a large deployment for us considering the size of our Military and our commitment to East Timor.

ARMY:

150 SASR (Special Air Service Regiment) Troopers (thats 1 Squadron) Tasked with Special Reconnaissance (SR) and Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE, basically "Cordon and Search"), and other similar roles they participated in while deployed in Afghanistan.

50+ 4RAR (4th Royal Australian Regiment) Commando's. They are tasked with CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) and QRF (Quick Reaction Force). They will basically be backing up the SASR if those boys get in the shit.

A Troop (Not exactly sure how many) from the recently established Incident Response Regiment (CBR - Chemical Biological Radiological). Tasked with Specialist Advice on CBR incidents should they occur, and deactivation/decontamination of ADF (Australian Defence Force) and Coalition assets should CBR incidents occur.

3 CH-47D Chinooks from the 5th Aviation Regiment. Along with support personnel.

And 350 Regular Infantry Soldiers.

NAVY:

4 Ships including Guided Missile Frigates and a "Headquarters Afloat" Command ship (HMAS Kanimbla).

CDT3 (Clearance Diving Team 3) Tasked with mine clearance and EOD tasks. (These guys train with Navy SEALs and are capable of handling themselves in a firefight).

The ships are supported by S-70B2 Sea Hawks (similar airframe to the Black Hawk) and a Sea King Mk 50.

Army RBS-70 Surface to Air Missile crews are deployed on all ships.

AirForce:

14 F/A 18A Hornets

2 C-130H and 1 C-130J Hercules are tasked with Airlift missions.

2 AP-3 Orions are also in the task force. They will carry out similar operations to that of the far more technically advanced US AEWACS Aircraft.
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Basically that sums up our deployment. 2000+ personnel. There may or may not be more or less as far as the numbers of units I detailed above.

One last thing, show us some fucking respect, like we obviously are showing to you by sending our people over there.

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BallisticWookie is Offline Senior Member Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Queensland, Australia	03-18-2003, 01:47 AM I'd personally love to see the Crocodile Hunter tackle Saddam Hussein. That would be classic. biggrin: Australia is sending 2000+ personnel, including Army, Navy and AirForce. This might seem small to some, but that is a large deployment for us considering the size of our Military and our commitment to East Timor. ARMY: 150 SASR (Special Air Service Regiment) Troopers (thats 1 Squadron) Tasked with Special Reconnaissance (SR) and Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE, basically "Cordon and Search"), and other similar roles they participated in while deployed in Afghanistan. 50+ 4RAR (4th Royal Australian Regiment) Commando's. They are tasked with CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) and QRF (Quick Reaction Force). They will basically be backing up the SASR if those boys get in the shit. A Troop (Not exactly sure how many) from the recently established Incident Response Regiment (CBR - Chemical Biological Radiological). Tasked with Specialist Advice on CBR incidents should they occur, and deactivation/decontamination of ADF (Australian Defence Force) and Coalition assets should CBR incidents occur. 3 CH-47D Chinooks from the 5th Aviation Regiment. Along with support personnel. And 350 Regular Infantry Soldiers. NAVY: 4 Ships including Guided Missile Frigates and a "Headquarters Afloat" Command ship (HMAS Kanimbla). CDT3 (Clearance Diving Team 3) Tasked with mine clearance and EOD tasks. (These guys train with Navy SEALs and are capable of handling themselves in a firefight). The ships are supported by S-70B2 Sea Hawks (similar airframe to the Black Hawk) and a Sea King Mk 50. Army RBS-70 Surface to Air Missile crews are deployed on all ships. AirForce: 14 F/A 18A Hornets 2 C-130H and 1 C-130J Hercules are tasked with Airlift missions. 2 AP-3 Orions are also in the task force. They will carry out similar operations to that of the far more technically advanced US AEWACS Aircraft. _________________ Basically that sums up our deployment. 2000+ personnel. There may or may not be more or less as far as the numbers of units I detailed above. One last thing, show us some fucking respect, like we obviously are showing to you by sending our people over there.