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| ciaphas | 25 Nov 2014 10:03 a.m. PST |
Hi, as far as i can follow the Dutch continued the war in the Pacific by "essentially" becoming part of the Australian armed forces, some units fighting as squadrons in the RAAF. So onto the question, what about their land based troops, I know these would be relatively few. Were the deployed along the British "jungle" organisation or something else? did they retain there own equipment or were they re-equipped with "British" kit, ie. would they look like Aussies? as usual hope this is clear
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