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<span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">SHOCK TROOPS
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">    4RAR(Cdo) Will benefit most from the ADF’s new Special Forces Direct Recruiting Scheme. CONTACT takes a look inside the unit and the innovative scheme.
     WORDS CONTACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOCOMD PICS PTE BEN PEARDON,CPL SEANBURTON AND SOCOMD
     After WW2,Australia disbanded the M ang Z Special Units and the Independent Commando companies that made up its first special forces units.
     During 1995 in a bid to maintain the skills developed by M and Z Special Units,two reserve commando companies were raised.
    These companies operated independently,training reserve and regular commandos and maintaining commando techniques. Commandos from these commando techniques.Commandos form these companies went on to assist in manning the SASR when it was raised as a company in 1957.
  In 1995 townsville-based 2/4RAR was split, with 4RAR moving to Holsworthy and re-roled from light infantry to commandos in 1997,becoming operational in November 1999.
   The 2000 Defence White paper reiterated the requirement and confirmed the Government’s commitment to project Land 132—the implementation of a full-time commando capability.
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">  Priject Land 132 has a budget of $117 million comprising $44 million for facilities and $73 million for equipment,including M4 modular weapon systems,para-Minimi,sniping systems,Commanddo Watercraft,all-terrain vehicles and surveillance/reconnaissance vehicles.
    4RAR(Cdo) Will benefit most from the ADF’s new Special Forces Direct Recruiting Scheme. CONTACT takes a look inside the unit and the innovative scheme.
     WORDS CONTACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOCOMD PICS PTE BEN PEARDON,CPL SEANBURTON AND SOCOMD
     After WW2,Australia disbanded the M ang Z Special Units and the Independent Commando companies that made up its first special forces units.
     During 1995 in a bid to maintain the skills developed by M and Z Special Units,two reserve commando companies were raised.
    These companies operated independently,training reserve and regular commandos and maintaining commando techniques. Commandos from these commando techniques.Commandos form these companies went on to assist in manning the SASR when it was raised as a company in 1957.
  In 1995 townsville-based 2/4RAR was split, with 4RAR moving to Holsworthy and re-roled from light infantry to commandos in 1997,becoming operational in November 1999.
   The 2000 Defence White paper reiterated the requirement and confirmed the Government’s commitment to project Land 132—the implementation of a full-time commando capability.
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">  Priject Land 132 has a budget of $117 million comprising $44 million for facilities and $73 million for equipment,including M4 modular weapon systems,para-Minimi,sniping systems,Commanddo Watercraft,all-terrain vehicles and surveillance/reconnaissance vehicles.
<span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">SHOCK TROOPS
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">    4RAR(Cdo) Will benefit most from the ADF’s new Special Forces Direct Recruiting Scheme. CONTACT takes a look inside the unit and the innovative scheme.
     WORDS CONTACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOCOMD PICS PTE BEN PEARDON,CPL SEANBURTON AND SOCOMD
     After WW2,Australia disbanded the M ang Z Special Units and the Independent Commando companies that made up its first special forces units.
     During 1995 in a bid to maintain the skills developed by M and Z Special Units,two reserve commando companies were raised.
    These companies operated independently,training reserve and regular commandos and maintaining commando techniques. Commandos from these commando techniques.Commandos form these companies went on to assist in manning the SASR when it was raised as a company in 1957.
  In 1995 townsville-based 2/4RAR was split, with 4RAR moving to Holsworthy and re-roled from light infantry to commandos in 1997,becoming operational in November 1999.
   The 2000 Defence White paper reiterated the requirement and confirmed the Government’s commitment to project Land 132—the implementation of a full-time commando capability.
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">  Priject Land 132 has a budget of $117 million comprising $44 million for facilities and $73 million for equipment,including M4 modular weapon systems,para-Minimi,sniping systems,Commanddo Watercraft,all-terrain vehicles and surveillance/reconnaissance vehicles.
    4RAR(Cdo) Will benefit most from the ADF’s new Special Forces Direct Recruiting Scheme. CONTACT takes a look inside the unit and the innovative scheme.
     WORDS CONTACT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOCOMD PICS PTE BEN PEARDON,CPL SEANBURTON AND SOCOMD
     After WW2,Australia disbanded the M ang Z Special Units and the Independent Commando companies that made up its first special forces units.
     During 1995 in a bid to maintain the skills developed by M and Z Special Units,two reserve commando companies were raised.
    These companies operated independently,training reserve and regular commandos and maintaining commando techniques. Commandos from these commando techniques.Commandos form these companies went on to assist in manning the SASR when it was raised as a company in 1957.
  In 1995 townsville-based 2/4RAR was split, with 4RAR moving to Holsworthy and re-roled from light infantry to commandos in 1997,becoming operational in November 1999.
   The 2000 Defence White paper reiterated the requirement and confirmed the Government’s commitment to project Land 132—the implementation of a full-time commando capability.
 <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">  Priject Land 132 has a budget of $117 million comprising $44 million for facilities and $73 million for equipment,including M4 modular weapon systems,para-Minimi,sniping systems,Commanddo Watercraft,all-terrain vehicles and surveillance/reconnaissance vehicles.

[center]CHOOKS,NO COMS,NO BOMBS[/center]
         An integral part of any Australian SF unit is its highly experienced and respected signal operators-affectionately known as chooks. But why?It orifinated when a 152 Sigs Sqn sergeant in Borneo, didn’t trust his troops to take their anti-malaria tablets and took to handing out the pills on parade. Grunts,seeing this,likened it to chooks,”pecking up”their tablets.The term was further reinforced in Vietnam with sigs using a small morse key, which looked and.
         Sounded like a chook pecking at something.Then there’s the visual reinforcement of seeing a signaler bent over, under pack, with two legs sticking out the bottom-like a chook.
         There is nothing discrete about a commando operation, which is an act of extreme force
          During April 2000,4RAR(cdo)were warned out for peace-making duties in East Timor in 2001.
          Training for this mission was temporarily halted during this period,however,as Bravo Company and HQ 4RAR(CDO)were deployed to north Queensland as a quick reaction force for Operation Plumbob,the evacuation of foreign nationals caught between warring ethnic factions in a simmering Solomon lslands          In April 2001,4RAR(CDO)deployed as a lightscale infantry battalion group to East Timor during the country’s most precarious period since INTERFET-that of post-independence elections.
  　　In testament to efforts of the whole battalion group,the potentially explosive elections passed off without and 4RAR(Cdo)re-deployed back to Australia in November, replacing their UN berets for commando berets and re set itself to giving Australia a full-time commando capability by September 2002.
 　　Even after recent high-profile deployments to the Gulf on Operation Bastille, A fair proportion of the ADF and the Australia public still have little understanding of the unique operational capability 4RAR(cdo)offers as the nations newest strategic asset.
 　　Commando operations span the gap between conventional infantry and unconventional operations, principally focused on strikes conducted at long distances from Australia.
 　　Primarily organized, trained and equipped to conduct strike operations, the unit is capable of being inserted into a target area by a variety of air, sea or land insertion methods including specialist advanced parachute techniques.
  　　One specific skill is beach parallel parachuting. In this technique commandos parachute into the ocean and swim to a beach-landing site through the surf zone.
   　　If commandos can't get close enough to the coastline they can use an insertion method called parachute load follow. This involves parachuting into the sea behind bundled deflated Zodiacs which are assembles in the water in preparation for the team’s arrival soon after, also by parachute.
 　　Assembling boats at any time is a laborious task but in the water it’s extremely hard, physical work.
 　　An experienced amphibious operator says daylight water landings are easier compared to ground ones, but that’s when the fun stopped.
 　　“Its bloody hard yakka in the sea – day or night –everything’s a struggle and you can multiply that by 10 when the sea state is up.”
  　　In addition to his insertion skills, which include static line parachuting, commando amphibious operations airborne repelling and military roping the modern commando has advanced infantry skills as well as specialist communications and first-aid skills, He is also trained in advanced urban, close-quarter battle skills, cliff assaulting and demolitions.
 　　During its recent Gulf deployment, 4RAR(Cdo) was deployed ad the Quick Reaction 　　　Force for the Special Force Task Group. Other responsibilities included the traditional commando role of combat search and rescue.
  　　There skill-sets do not exist in other Australian Defence Force unit outside of Special Force.
  　　Coming under the SOCOMD umbrella, along with the incident Response Regiment ,126,152,330 Signals Squadrons, SASR, and the Special Operations Combat Service Support Company,4RAR(Cdo)have at times attracted unfair criticism.
  　　Critics say that 4RAR(Cdo)is an unnecessary niche capability, especially in a time when defence spending is under close scrutiny.
  　　Maj-Gen Duncan Lewis disagrees and says that 4RAR(Cdo)has increased the flexibility of Australia’s Special Forces but are a different animal compared to SASR.
  “the commandos are major muscle movers. They are heavily armed, operate in large numbers and are designed to fight. They are deployed to reach out and apply a great deal of concentrated military force and then return home.” he says. <span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;"> “SASR are different. They are an organization designed for a more surgical approach to warfare. They operate in a more discreet fashion compared to the commandos because there is nothing discreet about a commando operation –which is an act of extreme force”

[center]RAMBO NEED DOT APPLY[/center]
  　　Nowhere else in the ADF is there a greater emphases placed on physical fitness than in special Forces.
  　　For personnel taking their first steps towards SF entry ,the standard appears daunting .
  　　A popular misconception is that by the time they attempt entry testing ,applicants should already be marathon-running body-builders and parttime Olympians.
  　　4RAR(Cdo) PTI , CPL Glen Folkard says this is not true and he is keen to dispel the myth ,believing it deters suitable applicants .
  　　“We’re not looking for Rambo here .A lot of blokes arrive at selection and think they have to be super-man on day one . Relax guys-that’s not what it’s about .” he says.
   　　“But a strong aerobic base –through running or swimming for example-is essential .you must be able to do push ups, chin ups and dips .So ,when it comes to bush and pack work the  SF soldier is not a Neanderthal –he’s got a more natural body shape ”.
  　　 He says there are very few blokes in 4RAR(Cdo) who are ‘monsters’ and it’s usually the shorter, wiry blokes who get through assessment easiest .
  　　“Most guys here are physical types anyway because the last two years have seen a massive emphasis on physical training, It’s the nature of the beast ,it’s ingrained into the commando subculture –if you ‘ ll fall behind your peers .”
  　　Self-discipline is essential ,with regular workloads demanding that soldiers do training in their own time.
  　　 If you want to join 4RAR(Cdo) , get some advice from SFTC, speak to an ADFPTI and start on the right program from the outset.

The issue of us maint aining standards is not negotiable 　　Stomping into the future , 4RAR(Cdo) doesn’t forget its roots and has deliberately strengthened its ties with the 4RAR Association , who are regular guests at Holsworthy, including at the battalion’s recent birthday parade .
 　　Veteran’s of past south East wars stood in huddles talking with commandos .
 　　 “It’s a different ball game , a different type of job from my day but these boys must go hard, I wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of’em,” one Veteran mused while examining s display of high-tech equipment.
 　　He lent closer, out of ear shot of the others, and whispered as if sharing a secret, “When l heard what these young fellas go through to get that Green Beret ….Mate! l bought him a bloody beer!” he said with a hint of pride as he acknowledged a commando across the table .
 　　What would you say if someone offered you a job that paid damn well to do all the high –tempo, adrenaline junkie challenges you currently pay good money to do on weekends ?
 　　The Australian Defence Force is offering just such a job to fit young men with a taste for adventure. But make no mistake ,entry standards are second to none.
 　　If you’ve been put off by the thoughts of  a’ standard’ career in the military, now is your chance to grab your spot at the sharp end –Australian Special Forces.
 　　The Special Forces Direct Recruiting scheme (SFDRS) has been developed to meet Government requirements to increase the capability and force structure of Special Operations Commando positions including a number in support.
 　　This opportunity for direct entry into Special Forces is based on a similar successful concept currently operating in the US but it’s not an entirely new idea to Australian Special Forces .
 　　Commando Training Courses Senior Instructor at the Special Forces Training Center (SFTC) Capt Damien McMahon says 1 Commando Regiments’ Simpson Platoon ran a successful trial last year recruiting candidates to the General Reserve and says he has no problem with thinking outside the square to find potential new commandos.
 　　 “The SFDRS has a lot of potential , a lot of merit, so ultimately –why not?”
 　　If you think ,however, that this scheme is some sort of back-door, shortcut to Special Force, you’d be well off the mark. The scheme has its critics, of course, but, it would seem potential SFDRS applicants have a very high standard to meet.
 　　Starting with the basic enlistment process, applicants face a much more stringent physical, psychological and security checking regime than their regular Army counterparts. For example, SPDRS applicants must attain “beep-test” level 10 compared to 7.5 for regular enlistees.
 　　Of the more than 900 enquiries for the scheme thus far received by Defence Recruiting, roughly 100 of those have progressed.
 　　However, the scheme’s target appears to be on track with 45 applicants having commences the first stage of training – the standard six-week recruit-training course at ARTC Kapooka.
<span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">　　<span lang="EN-US" style="FONT-SIZE: 10.5pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; mso-font-kerning: 1.0pt; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;">    With a further 125 positions to be filled in the financial year 2004-05, a second full-strength platoon will commence training this month, with a third course staring in May also expected to be full. The scheme’s backers anticipate that between 70 to 80 per cent of applicants will stay the distance and earn the coveted Sherwood Green commando beret.

Training at Kapooka will follow the standard template, but special-forces aspirants will train together and receive added motivation from Special Force staff posted to ARTC not to lose sight of their goal.
 　　After ARTC, the applicants begin 12 weeks of infantry Initial Employment Training(IET) at the ‘grunt factory’ – Infantry Center, Singleton – with standard instruction from commando and infantry platoon staff.
 　　 After successfully completing IETs, applicants are posted to 4RAR(Cdo) but only take the short walk to the SF Training Centre, also at Singleton, where they begin an eight-week accelerated training course on the long. Challenging path to fully fledged Australian Special Forces status.
 　　The accelerated course has been designed to give applicants the basic skill-sets that an infantry soldier would have gained after one to two years experience in an infantry battalion. These skills are required to pass the Special Force Entry Test(SFET) and are the necessary building blocks to really start absorbing special-operations training on the Commando Training Courses.
 　　Applicants who fail to meet the grade will be given options at a number of decision points to pursue either an alternate role in the ADF or return to civilian life.
 　　Special Operations Commander-Australia Maj-Gen Duncan Lewis is adamant that applicants will be required to meet the same exacting standards as those joining Special Operation Command through traditional avenues.
 　　 “The issue of us maintaining standards is not negotiable,” he says.
 　　“But, SOCOMD development means we need more high-quality applicants – and we need them now. Therefore we have had to widen the pool of potential applicants through the introduction of the SFDRS. We’re trying a different approach to find more people – and offering them the chance of a lifetime in return.
 　　“We’re hoping to attract people with drive, determination and high levels of intelligence who see service in the Special Forces as the ultimate challenge. We can promise them a high-intensity lifestyle, great training and, best of all, the chance to work with a group of like-minded and dedicated professionals.”
 　　Maj-gen lewis says that SOCOMD is looking to recruit Commandos and Special Forces signallers for service in 4RAR(Cdo) but is also seeking a few high-grade applicants for service in SASR.
 　　“If we think they have what it takes we’ll offer them a chance at SASR selection but I would see most consolidating skills at 4RAR(Cdo) before attempting SASR selection a couple of years down the track.”
 　　Completing his barrier testing and Commando Training Course in 2002, Pte Ben Sykes says that after 24 days of assessment, which 65men started, 39 passed and 30 were ultimately selected, he never once considered opting out.
 　　“I did whatever I had to do to get over that finish line,” he says, ”Becoming a commando was my goal and I didn’t want to let my mates down or get left behind.”
 　　And its been well worth the effort, he laughs, adding, “We get to do the fun stuff all the time –shoot lots of bullets, fly around in choppers, scream around in boats – that’s the shit, mate. That’s what I joined for.”
 　　Pte Nick Thelan Who, at 18, was one of the youngest soldiers to become a fully qualified commando, echoes this sentiment.
 　　After four years at 4RAR(Cdo) he says his career highlights have so far include deployments to East Timor, the Gulf, and recently qualifying as a sniper.” So thins are going pretty good.”
 　　“I work with a good bunch of blokes. We experience things that civilians can’t, plus we get paid well for doing real-time, high-tempo work.
 　　“My advice to SFDRS guys starting out is, look after you feet and look after your mates.”
 　　“Go-on, throw your hat in the ring.”

[center]RAY SIMPSON VC DCM COMMANDO[/center]
 　　Ray Simpson, an exceptional Aussie Commando, was born in NSW in 1926 and joined the Army in 1944 with 2nd AIF.
 　　He served with the RAR in Korea and Malaya, and later joined SASR.
 While he was with 1 Cdo Regt and attached to the Australian Army Training Team, Vietnam, his actions saw him later awarded the Victoria Cross.
  　　In a battalion-scale operation on 6 May 1966,the 232nd Company of the Mobile Strike Force, under Simpson was moving through jungle in II Corps area near the borders of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. 　　 When one of his platoons became heavily engaged with the enemy. Simpson led the remainder of his company to its assistance. As the company moved forward, one platoon commander, WO2 M.W Gill was seriously wounded and the assault began to falter. Simpson, in the face of heavy enemy fire, moved across open ground and carried Gill to safety.
 　　Hen then crawled forward to within 10 meters of the enemy where he lobbed grenades into their postions, ordered his company to withdraw and. With five others, covered them.
 　　Four days later, contact was again briefly made with the enemy.
 　　At first light the next day artillery pounded the enemy positions and when the battalion moved forward they found the bunkers unoccupied.
 　　The battalion probed ahead with WO2 A.M. Kelly leading the 231st Company. In the first burst of fire from the next contact, Kelly was wounded and the battalion commander, US Capt Green, was killed when he went to assist.
 Simpson quickly organized two platoon and led then to the location of the contact. Simpson moved forward through withering machine-gun fire in order to cover the initial evacuation. The wounded, including Kelly, were evacuated with Simpson covering. The action ended indecisively next day when the battalion was evacuated.
 　　Simpson received his VC during an investiture in Sydney in 1970. The United States also awarded him the Silver Star and the Bronze Star for Valor.
 　　Ray Simpson VC DCM died of cancer in Japan on 18 Oct 1978, while posted to the Australian Embassy and is buried at the Yokahama War Cemetery.

欺负咱看不懂洋文啊

真才是原滋原味、货真价实的一手资料帖呐，相关照片将陆续上传。

marvelous! i'm looking forward to your supplement.

I'm proud that I'm an English major 

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我一点也看不懂晕

澳大利亚陆军特种部队第四机步团(4RAR)全文已经发完，剩下就是一些照片补充和相关装具的详细介绍了。

我喜欢ＡＵＧ奥地利原装货还是不错

澳大利亚特种部队（包括SAS特别空勤团）使用的是C7步枪，加拿大版的M16。

澳大利亚空降特勤队于1957年7月成立，当时名为第一空降特勤连（Ist SAS Company）。这是澳洲第一个特种部队单位，它显然是以当时结束的马来亚战役所获得的教训为基础。1960年该单位被并入澳大利亚皇家军团，成为澳大利亚陆军中的正规步兵单位。于1964年9月4日，该单位又再度独立出来，并且在编制上扩大，成为澳大利亚空降特勤队。 　　1965年团中有1支中队被派往文莱，紧接着又有2支中队被派往婆罗洲。实际上澳洲也在同一时期卷入了越战。从1966年到1971年，有3支空降特勤中队在越南轮番上阵。 　　澳大利亚空降特勤队自从越战结束后在海外战争、伊拉克战争、东帝汶维和、前南地区执行过任务，尽管目前的澳大利亚陆军只有非常小型的编制，但他们仍保有空降特勤队。 　　组织 　　在越战和印尼敌对战役的最高潮时，澳大利亚空降特勤队的组织包含：一个司令部；一个基础中队；第一、第二和第三空降特勤中队；以及151通讯中队。随着战况的逐渐缓和，第二空降特勤中队被裁撤，其余则维持不变。 　　挑选与训练 　　和英国的空降特勤队一样，澳大利亚空降特勤人员也是从其他陆军单位的志愿者中挑选的；他们并不直接从民间征募新兵。就连挑选的方法也十分相似。由于澳洲没有海军陆战队，所以十分重视海上的行动训练。 　　制服 　　澳大利亚空降特勤队人员穿着标准的澳大利亚陆军制服。他们不选著名的扁圆帽，却戴上与之同样著名的土黄色贝雷帽和金属翼形匕首徽章（WHO DARE WINGS）。佩戴于右臂袖子上的金属翼，也与英国空降特勤队的式样相同。 　　第一游骑兵中队，新西兰空降特勤队 　　新西兰空降特勤中队于1954年成立，并且吸收了在马来半岛的英国和罗德西亚空降特勤队。与罗德西亚相同的是，最初的志愿者是直接从民间吸收。从大约800人中挑选出138位。同队有40名军官和士官，他们这些人从1955年7月到11月在新西兰接受训练，随后未遭淘汰的幸存者被送往新加坡以完成他们的伞训和丛林训练。他们很快就被派予任务，但是在随后的两年中，他们花了17个月的时间来追杀26名恐怖分子，原因是他们损失了一名自己的士兵。 　　该中队在1957年11月回到新西兰后就被解散，但在1958年8月重组。1962年5月到9月，为支援东南亚公约组织，一支30人的部队被送往泰国的柯叻省（Korat）。1963年，该单位被重新编组成第一游骑兵中队，新西兰空降特勤队，不久之后部队调至婆罗州，在那儿又再一次与英国空降特勤队并肩作战。他们也时常与英国的海军特艇部队（SBS）一起行动。另有4支新西兰空降特勤部队从1968年11月到1971年2月间于越南服役，在那儿他们与澳大利亚空降特勤中队协同作战。 　　现在该单位驻扎于新西兰的奥克兰（Auckland）附近。它有5支部队、一个指挥部和一个独立的小型训练单位。其职责是支持新西兰国防军的行动，就像英国空降特勤队一样，它最主要的任务是投身于反恐怖分子的行动。制服是标准的新西兰陆军制服，但是徽章却类似于英国空降特勤队的徽章。 澳洲和英国、新西兰的SAS部队所有徽章都一样的，但是从服装上可以轻松区别：英军SAS是英国DPM95迷彩，澳军是著名的auscamo沙漠狗斑点，新西兰是m-50f

I'm proud that I'm an English major 

I'm proud that I'm an Chinese major 

你敲的辛苦[em19][em19][em06][em06]我们看的也好辛苦啊[em04][em04]

<div class="quote">以下是引用海海海侧卫在2006-6-30 11:08:00的发言： I'm proud that I'm an Chinese major </div>``````````

看了楼上的回帖，少校不少啊，呵呵。。。。。[em07][em07][em07]

看到澳洲的卡通迷彩就想笑呵呵，在城市里是格格不入说

澳大利亚的斑点卡通迷彩是适合他们那种荒漠地形，放到城市里当然就是不适合了。他们的特种部队有两种作战服，一是大家所熟知的SAS斑点狗，还有就是单色（军绿/黑色）作战服。

友情補图.

楼上的兄弟，还记得“公鸡”这个典故吧？照片上这位，你肯定也知道是谁。[em07][em07][em07]

別把我看那麼高啊[em04] 我只認得Victoria Cross [em04]

还是看SASR顺眼

<div class="quote">以下是引用海海海侧卫在2006-6-30 11:08:00的发言： I'm proud that I'm an Chinese major </div>[em01][em17][em17][em17]I'm proud that I'm a Chinese major .TOO

少校们，都过来开会，报报自己是哪年的兵。

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