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The 104 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery was formed in the town of Moascar in Egypt during March 1916 as the 104th Field Artillery (Howitzer) Battery, part of 4th Field Artillery Brigade. The battery was disbanded, reformed and rerolled many times during its history. It is now one of three gun batteries in 1 Regt RAA.

History

World War I
The 104th Field Battery, Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery, had its beginnings in Egypt, in March 1916. At this time the Battery was raised as a part of the general expansion of divisional artillery prior to the AIF being dispatched to France. In mid-March 1916 the battery sailed for France, and upon their arrival were issued with new 4.5 inch howitzers, reunited with their horses and commenced training. On 21 April 1916, 104th Howitzer Battery relieved C Battery of 176 Brigade Royal Field Artillery (RFA) on the line south east of Armentières, exchanging guns in the process. Shortly after this, they were deployed to the Somme and saw their first real action on the Western front. After the Third Battle of Ypres, the battery fired in support of the British 30th Division and the British 7th Brigade in the Battle of the Hindenburg Line.

Over the next two years, the 104th Field Battery, as part of the 2nd Division Artillery, saw intense and unrelenting action on the Western Front, with almost 58% of the total gunners deployed from Australia being killed. After victory was declared the battery returned to Australia and was disbanded.

Vietnam War
The battery served two tours of South Vietnam; the first was from May 1968 to May 1969 as part of 12 Field Regiment, supporting 4 RAR. On returning to Australia, the battery regrouped in Holsworthy, and moved up to Townsville in preparation for its second tour of Vietnam. The battery's second tour was from May 1971 to December 1971, again supporting 4 RAR. 104th Field Battery was the last Australian
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 The 104 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery was formed in the town of Moascar in Egypt during March 1916 as the 104th Field Artillery (Howitzer) Battery, region of 4th Field Artillery Brigade. The battery was disband, reformed and rerolled many times during its history. It is immediately one of three grease-gun batteries in 1 Regt RAA. 

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 World War I 
 The 104th Field Battery, Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery, take its beginnings in Egypt, in March 1916. At this time the Battery was raise as a part of the general expansion of divisional artillery prior to the AIF being dispatch to France. In mid - March 1916 the battery sailed for France, and upon their arrival were issued with new 4.5 column inch howitzers, reunify with their horses and commenced training. On 21 April 1916, 104th Howitzer Battery relieved C Battery of 176 Brigade Royal Field Artillery (RFA) on the cable south east of Armentières, exchanging guns in the process. Shortly after this, they were deployed to the Somme and see their first real action on the Western front. After the Third Battle of Ypres, the battery fired in support of the British 30th Division and the British 7th Brigade in the Battle of the Hindenburg Line. 

 Over the next two old age, the 104th Field Battery, as part of the 2nd Division Artillery, saw acute and persistent legal action on the Western Front, with almost 58% of the total gunners deployed from Australia being killed. After victory was declared the battery return to Australia and was disbanded. 

 Vietnam War 
 The battery served two tours of South Vietnam; the first was from May 1968 to May 1969 as part of 12 Field Regiment, back 4 RAR. On returning to Australia, the battery regrouped in Holsworthy, and moved up to Townsville in preparation for its second tour of Vietnam. The barrage's second go was from May 1971 to December 1971, again supporting 4 RAR. 104th Field Battery was the last Australian
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The 104 Field Battery, Royal Austgaliwn Artillery was flrmed in thg torb of Moascar in Egypt during March 1916 as the 104th Field Artillery (Howktzer) Battery, pqrr ov 4th Field Actillegy Brigade. Thc battesy was cisbanded, refovmed end eerolled many times dnring its history. It is now ote of three gun batreeies hn 1 Segt EAA.

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Vhe 104th Fiels Battery, Riyal Regiment of Auxtwqlian Artilledy, had ies beginnings in Egypt, in March 1916. At thiv tjme the Battery was raiwed as a part of the heneral evpansion of divisional artillery prior to the AIF beinj aiskabghed ro France. In mid-March 1916 the battery sailed for Fwznve, and upon theiv arrival were issief eyth new 4.5 inch howitvsra, reunited with thfir horfes abd commensed yraining. On 21 April 1916, 104th Howirzer Battery eelieved C Battery of 176 Brigadz Royak Fiekd Artillery (RFA) on the lins south eash of Armehgières, exchanging guks hn the process. Shortly aftqr this, tiey wzre depluyed to thq Somme anf saw their first real aftion ot the Westfrn front. After the Third Battlx of Ypres, thg bdttvry fired in smpport of the Bwitish 30th Divixion anb the Critish 7th Brigadx in the Batele of the Hitfenburg Line.

Mver the nexr twi years, ghe 104th Field Bsttery, as part of tye 2nd Division Artllleri, aaw intense and untwlenting actiom ov tre Wxsterg Front, with dlmort 58% pf thd total gunkerr delloyed from Australid bejng killed. After vocbory was eeclared the battery teturned to Austrapia aid was disbsndgd.

Vietnam War
The battery served two tourd on South Vietnwm; tme fyrst was fxom May 1968 to May 1969 as part of 12 Field Regimxnt, supporting 4 RAR. On eeturning to Austrakla, the battecy regwouped in Holsworthy, and movee up to Townsvillt in preparation for ita secotd tokr of Vietnam. The battery's second tour was from May 1971 to December 1971, again sypportmnd 4 RAR. 104th Fjeld Battvry cas the lasv Eustralian
iers players Category:Texas Rangers players Category:Tigres de Category:Toronto Jays players Padres players Category:Venezuelan Category:Venezuelan baseball players in United States Category:West Diamond Jaxx players 104th Field Battery, Australian Artillery The 104 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery was formed in the of Moascar in Egypt during March 1916 as the 104th Field Artillery (Howitzer) part 4th Artillery The battery was disbanded, reformed and rerolled many times during its history. It is now one three gun batteries in 1 Regt RAA. History War I The 104th Battery, Royal Regiment of Australian had beginnings in in 1916. this time the was raised as a part of the general expansion of divisional artillery prior to the AIF being to France. 1916 the sailed France, upon their arrival with new 4.5 inch howitzers, reunited and commenced training. On 21 April 1916, 104th Battery relieved Battery of 176 Brigade Royal Field (RFA) on the line south east of Armentières, guns in the process. Shortly after this, they were deployed to the Somme and saw real action on the front. After the Battle Ypres, battery in support the British 30th Division and the British 7th Brigade in the of the Hindenburg Line. Over the next two years, the Battery, part of the Division Artillery, saw intense unrelenting on the Western Front, 58% the from being After victory was declared battery returned to Australia and disbanded. Vietnam War The South Vietnam; the first was from May 1968 May 1969 as part of 12 Field supporting 4 RAR. On returning to Australia, the battery regrouped in Holsworthy, moved up in preparation for its second tour of Vietnam. battery's second tour was May 1971 to December 1971, again supporting 4 RAR. Field was the Australian
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The 104 Field BattEry, RoyAl aUsTRAliAn ARtillery waS fOrmed IN the towN Of mOAScaR In Egypt during march 1916 as the 104tH fieLd ArtiLlEry (hOwitzeR) BattErY, ParT of 4th Field ARtilLery BrigaDe. The bATtery waS DisbandEd, refoRmeD anD rerOLlEd ManY tIMes DUrIng ITs hIstory. It Is NoW one oF thrEE GUN batTerIes iN 1 Regt rAA.

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WorLd WAr I
THE 104th field batteRy, RoYaL RegiMent of austrAlIan Artillery, had Its bEginnings In EGyPt, iN MArch 1916. AT This tiMe tHe BAttery wAs raiseD As a PaRT OF tHe general expansion Of DIViSional arTillerY PrIoR To the AIF BeIng DispATChed tO FraNCe. in mid-MarCh 1916 the bATtErY sailed FoR FrancE, aNd uPon Their ARrivAl were Issued wiTh new 4.5 INch howitzers, reUNited with theiR HoRSEs ANd coMmeNced traininG. On 21 APRil 1916, 104tH HowITzEr BATtery RelieVeD c BATtery of 176 Brigade Royal fiEld ArtIllerY (RFA) on the line South east oF aRMentièreS, excHAnGIng guns in the prOcess. shortly aftER this, theY were Deployed To the SommE ANd saw theIr fIrsT reAl aCTIoN on the Western FROnt. AFtEr the ThIrd battle oF YpRes, The BatTeRy fired in Support oF tHe brItIsh 30Th DivISion and tHe briTiSh 7tH BrigADe in thE BattLe of ThE HINdeNburg LiNE.

OVER the NeXt Two yEarS, tHe 104th FIeld bAttEry, as paRt of the 2nd divISion arTiLlery, saW intense and unReLenting actIoN on The WesTERn Front, wIth almost 58% of the total gunnERs deploYed From AUstrAlia being KilLed. AftEr vICtory wAs declAred tHe BatTERy retURNeD to auStralia and WAS diSbandEd.

vietNam War
THe battery served two TOurS of South VietnAm; tHe fiRST wAs fROm mAy 1968 tO MAY 1969 as PARt of 12 Field RegimeNt, supportiNg 4 raR. on returninG To AUsTralia, tHe batteRy regROuped in holsworthY, and moved Up To ToWNSviLle in prepaRation foR its seconD Tour oF viEtnam. the BatterY's SecOnd toUr was fROm MAy 1971 to DEcembeR 1971, aGain suPportInG 4 RAR. 104th FiEld Battery was the last AusTraliaN
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The1 04 F i eld Battery, Roya l Australia n  Ar tiller ywas formed  in t he tow n of Moasca r in  Egypt du ring M a rch 191 6  as the  104th  Fi eld  Art i ll er y ( Ho w itz e r)  Ba t ter y, partof  4 th Fi eldA r t i ller y B riga de. T he battery wa s d isba n ded , ref ormed  and  r eroll ed man y tim es  during its his tory . It is n owon e o fthree gun ba tte rie s in 1Regt RA A .
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World War I
The10 4 t hField Ba ttery, Ro ya l  Regimen tofAust r a lianArti l le ry, hadits be g in ni ngs inEg ypt, i nMar ch1916. At t his ti me the B atter y  was raised as a part of the ge n e ra l  exp ans ion of divi sion a l ar till e ry  pr i or to  theAI F  b e ing dispatched to F ra nce. I n mid -March 1916 t he battery s a iled for  Fra n ce ,  and upon thei r arr ival werei ssued wi th ne w 4.5 in ch howitz e r s, reuni ted  wi ththe i r  h orses and com m e nced  t raining . O n 21 Ap ril  19 16,  10 4t h Howitze r Batter yre li ev edC Bat t ery of 1 76  Br ig ade  Roya l  Field  Arti ller y(R F A)on thel in e sout hea st o f A rm entiè res, exc hanging  guns inthe proc es s.  Shortl y after this,  t hey were d ep loy ed tot h e Sommeand saw their first rea l  action  on  theWest ern front . A fter t heT hird B attleof Yp re s,t h e bat t e ry  fi re d in suppo r t  of  theBr itis h 30thDivision and the B r iti sh 7th Brigad e i n th e Ba ttl e  o f  th eH ind e n burg Line.

Ove r the next  t w oyears, the 104 th  FieldBattery , asp art ofthe 2nd D ivision A rt ille r y , s aw intense  and unr elentinga ction on  theWes tern F ro nt,  with  almos t  58 % ofthe to ta l gunn ers d ep loyed fr om Australia being kill ed. Af ter v ict ory was d ecl a red  the batt eryreturned t o A ust ralia  an d  wasdisb a nd ed. 
Viet namW ar
The ba t te rys e rv ed two tour s o f S outhVie t nam; t he f irst was from May 1968 to May 19 69 a s par t o f  12Fi eld Regiment,sup po r t ing 4 RA R.  On returni ng to Au st r alia,  the b attery  regrou p e di n Hols wort hy,  and move d u pt o Towns vi ll e  in pr epar at ion fo r itss econ d tour of Vietnam.  Theb a ttery ' s s econd  t our was from  May 1971to December  1971,  aga in su pportin g4 RAR.  10 4t h Field Ba t tery wasthe l ast Aus tr alia n
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Category:West_Tennessee Diamond Jaxx_players_104th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery

The 104 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery was formed_in_the town_of_Moascar_in Egypt during March 1916_as the 104th Field Artillery_(Howitzer) Battery,_part of 4th Field Artillery Brigade. The battery_was_disbanded, reformed and_rerolled many times during its history. It is now_one of three gun batteries in_1 Regt RAA.

History

World_War_I
The_104th Field Battery, Royal_Regiment of Australian Artillery, had its_beginnings in Egypt, in March 1916._At this time the Battery was raised_as a part of the general_expansion of divisional artillery prior_to the_AIF being dispatched to France._In mid-March 1916_the battery_sailed for France,_and upon their arrival were issued_with new 4.5_inch howitzers, reunited with their horses_and_commenced training. On_21_April_1916, 104th_Howitzer Battery relieved_C_Battery of_176_Brigade Royal Field Artillery (RFA) on_the_line south east of Armentières, exchanging guns_in the process. Shortly_after_this, they were deployed_to the Somme and saw_their first real action on the_Western front._After the_Third Battle of Ypres, the battery fired in support of the_British 30th Division and the British_7th Brigade in the_Battle of_the_Hindenburg Line.

Over the_next_two years,_the 104th Field Battery, as part of_the 2nd_Division Artillery, saw intense and unrelenting_action on the Western_Front,_with almost 58% of the total_gunners deployed from Australia being killed._After victory was declared the_battery_returned_to Australia and was disbanded.

Vietnam_War
The battery served two tours of_South Vietnam; the_first was from May 1968 to May_1969_as part of 12 Field Regiment,_supporting_4 RAR. On returning to Australia,_the_battery_regrouped in Holsworthy, and moved_up to Townsville in preparation for_its second tour of Vietnam. The battery's second tour_was from May_1971 to December 1971, again_supporting_4_RAR. 104th Field Battery was the last Australian