Adelaide Pathway of Honour - 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment Memorial Back to Search
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| Location | Kintore Avenue / King William St, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia |
| Type | memorial |
| Description | Pathway of Honour. The pathway contains 25 monuments, 24 with bronze plaques affixed to cement or granite blocks; several have two plaques. The main plaques are set on an angled face. One monument, the SAS, is a cut and polished black granite boulder with brass plaques affixed to the face. |
| Built | Not yet discovered |
| Opened | 1 February 2009 by BRIGADIER THE HONOURABLE DAVID THOMPSON MC (RTD) |
| Inscription | PATHWAY OF HONOUR
AIF insignia 4 RAR insignia 4TH BATTALION THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT 4TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT, RAISED AT WOODSIDE S.A. ON THE 1ST FEBRUARY 1964, WAS THE FIRST REGULAR ARMY INFANTRY BATTALION RAISED ON AUSTRALIAN SOIL. THE BATTALION SERVED WITH DISTINCTION IN; MALAYSIA, BORNEO, SOUTH VIETNAM, CAMBODIA, SOMALIA, RWANDA, EAST TIMOR, TIMOR LESTE, IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN. UNVEILED ON 1ST FEBRAURY 2009, THE UNIT’S 45TH ANNIVERSARY BY BRIGADIER THE HONOURABLE DAVID THOMPSON MC (RTD) LEST WE FORGET
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| Condition | Good Maintained by Adelaide City Council |
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