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Australian Department of Defence

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Caption: The Governor-General Sir William Deane, presents the new Army Banner to the Army's representative, the Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army, Warrant Officer Class 1 Peter Rosemond. (Date taken: 10 March 2001)

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