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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 2: Time Spent in Reconnaissance Is Rarely Wasted

The deployment of the 1ATF can only be described as lacking both in detail planning and effective execution. I never did see the written orders, although I did find out many years later that they did exist.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 2: Time Spent in Reconnaissance Is Rarely Wasted

The deployment of the 1ATF can only be described as lacking both in detail planning and effective execution. I never did see the written orders, although I did find out many years later that they did exist.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 2: Time Spent in Reconnaissance Is Rarely Wasted

The deployment of the 1ATF can only be described as lacking both in detail planning and effective execution. I never did see the written orders, although I did find out many years later that they did exist.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 3: A Tethered Goat With Horns

On the 23rd May, OC B Coy 3RAR (Burt Irwin) was picked up by observation helicopter to fly to HQ 3RAR at FSB Coogee for orders for the next phase.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 3: A Tethered Goat With Horns

On the 23rd May, OC B Coy 3RAR (Burt Irwin) was picked up by observation helicopter to fly to HQ 3RAR at FSB Coogee for orders for the next phase.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 3: A Tethered Goat With Horns

On the 23rd May, OC B Coy 3RAR (Burt Irwin) was picked up by observation helicopter to fly to HQ 3RAR at FSB Coogee for orders for the next phase.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 4: The Aftermath

We patrolled in 2 platoon company size groups for several more days with only small contacts. What became clear was that the enemy main force units had decided to go somewhere else.

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Battles of Coral and Balmoral Part 4: The Aftermath

We patrolled in 2 platoon company size groups for several more days with only small contacts. What became clear was that the enemy main force units had decided to go somewhere else.

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