Albany Army 2 Platoon, A Coy, 11/28 BG RWAR

13/11/2020

13/11/2020

07/11/2020

Don't miss the parade and ceremony as the 11th/28th Battalion, The Royal Western Australia Regiment exercises their right for Freedom of Entry.

The Freedom of Entry to the City of Albany was first granted to the 11th/28th Battalion, The Royal Western Australia Regiment on September 22, 1987.

Freedom of Entry is a ceremonial honour, and is the oldest and one of the highest civic honours bestowed by the citizens of a city, town or regional area on a military unit within the Commonwealth of Nations.

12/04/2018

Today the family of BRIG AW Potts donated this framed Australian National Flag to the Kojonup RSL
This flag was flown at the Brigade HQ on the Kokoda track while the Brigade fought a ferocious enemy during the Second World War.
BRIG Potts has been immortalised with a life size bronze statue in Kojonup.

06/04/2018

13/03/2018

28/12/2017

Today one of our soldiers who is currently at sea with the Royal Australian Navy is celebrating his birthday and his best mate has asked that we make it public so that everyone can wish him a Happy Birthday 🎂.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEAU.

28/12/2017

This is a few days late but MERRY CHRISTMAS, I hope everyone has had a great Christmas.
I also want to acknowledge the Albany soldiers that are currently away from their loved ones during this time.

05/12/2017

A couple additional photos from the awards night a couple weeks ago now.

04/12/2017

It was great to see one of our own from Albany being recognised for his commitment as an Army Reservist. Congratulations to all involved.

12/11/2017

As another great achievement this weekend I’m proud to announce that in front of his family Jeremy Cullen was promoted from Private to Lance Corporal after having performed the role of Section Second in Command and being awarded the number 1 soldier in the Brigade. Congratulations LCPL Cullen.

12/11/2017

After an extremely tough and challenging competition the A Coy team combined with soldiers from Albany and Bunbury achieved a result of 2nd best Section in the Brigade.
A Special mention to PTE Cullen and PTE Stephenson who were awarded 1st and 3rd best overall soldiers in the Brigade.