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The Role of Armour in the Australian Defence Force is defined as:
"The co-ordination with other arms, to close with and destroy the enemy forces using fire, manoeuvre and shock action."
The 13th Australian Light Horse Regiment (QMI) was a Light Horse militia unit in Queensland.
Band Sergeant Beard of the 13th Australian Light Horse Queensland Mounted Infantry - circa 1908
His horse, Paddy, was previously owned by the notorious bushranger, Paddy Kenniff, the last bushranger hanged at Boggo Road Jail.
(State Library of Queensland)
Lieutenant Charles Cecil Stodart, 13th A.L.H. (Australian Light Horse), later Captain, photographed in full dress uniform.
(State Library of Queensland)
This site was last updated
03/01/08.
Tradition
Date of Formation:1903 Date of Cessation:
1912 Unit History Book:
Forward - The History of the 2nd/14th
Light Horse Regiment (Queensland
Mounted Infantry)
Joan Starr and Christopher Sweeney
Affiliations:
King Edward's Horse (King's Overseas Dominion Regiment) - 1911
Motto:
Forward
13th Australian Light Horse (QMI) shoulder title
