Prior to the existence of the RFSU's, coastal surveillance in the remote north was carried out by the Australian Special Air Service Regiment, whose primary role as reconnaissance and surveillance soldiers made them ideally suited to the task.
The SASR's primary specialty as reconnaissance and surveillance soldiers made them ideally suited to the task. Prior to the existence of the RFSU's, coastal surveillance in the remote north was carried out by the Special Air Service Regiment.
Prior to the existence of the RFSU's, coastal surveillance in the remote north was carried out by the Special Air Service Regiment. The SASR's primary specialty as reconnaissance and surveillance soldiers made them ideally suited to the task.
Prior to the existence of the RFSU's, coastal surveillance in the remote north was carried out by the Special Air Service Regiment. The SASR's primary specialty as reconnaissance and surveillance soldiers made them ideally suited to the task.