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WA Government House 150th Anniversary

November 18, 2013
by Brady Downes
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Tri-Service ADFC Parade at Government House (Sun 17 November 2013) celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Government House in Western Australia. There were a total of 150 Cadets on Parade plus a combined ADFC Drums and Pipe Band (of 30 musicians from Army. Air Force and Navy). CUO Mitchell Caubo (the CRG Chair) was the Parade Commander.

As well as parade images, photographs are of His Excellency and Mrs McCusker with Navy, Army and Air Force Cadets and staff, and military veterans, reflecting the image taken in the same location of Boer War volunteers in 1899.

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