Photo of Series 3 FFL 29-692

[AGAS 5]

Series 3 Fitted For Line (FFL)  29-692, Line Troop, 2nd Signal Regiment.

Ex New Argosy, Mullundung State Forest 1985.

(Credit: 2 Signal Regiment Old Boys/facebook)

[FFRMAN]

Thanks Pete

[AGAS 5]

No worries Scott 

For those interested in the tac plate. It is the RASig's white over blue. The number is red and reads 2 over 303.

Cheers.

[Magellan]

No worries Scott 

For those interested in the tac plate. It is the RASig's white over blue. The number is red and reads 2 over 303.

Cheers.

Gedday AGAS5, can you tell me what the '303' stood for

cheers, Daryl

[AGAS 5]

No idea. I believe it goes back to when 2 Sig was known as the 3rd Lines of Communication Signal Regiment and perhaps even further to the 3rd Army Signal Regiment (circa 1954).

Cheers.

[Magellan]

No idea. I believe it goes back to when 2 Sig was known as the 3rd Lines of Communication Signal Regiment and perhaps even further to the 3rd Army Signal Regiment (circa 1954).

Cheers.

Cheers Pete, looks like a Reserve unit going by the lhs TAC?

[AGAS 5]

In the late '80s and early '90s the regiment had two regular army signal squadrons (110 & 145) and a reserve signal squadron (111). It also had a regular support squadron and a regular vehicle workshop.

Cheers,

Pete

[Magellan]

Cheers  . I've contacted my b-in-law to see if he can remember

Daryl