1st Division (Australia)

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The 1st Division (Australia) is a major formation of the Australian Army, historically notable for its role in World War I and subsequent conflicts as a key combat and command unit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army division
military formation
allegiance Australia
alsoKnownAs 1st Australian Division
1st Division
associatedWith Australian Defence Force
branch Australian Army
conflict First World War
linked to: World War I

Iraq War
Second World War
linked to: World War II

Vietnam War
War in Afghanistan
country Australia
era 20th century
21st century
formedFor First World War
linked to: World War I
garrison Gallipoli Peninsula (1915)
linked to: Gallipoli Peninsula

Western Front (France and Belgium)
linked to: Western Front
hasComponent artillery units
engineer units
infantry brigades
logistics units
nationality Australian
notableCommander Brudenell White
Thomas Blamey
William Bridges
notableEngagement Battle of Amiens (1918)
Battle of Pozières
Battle of the Somme
Gallipoli campaign
linked to: Battle of Gallipoli

Third Battle of Ypres
notableFor participation in the Gallipoli landings
role as a key combat formation of the Australian Army
role as a major command formation in later decades
service on the Western Front
partOf Australian Army
peacetimeRole higher-level command and control formation
raisedAs First division-sized formation of the Australian Army
role command formation
infantry division
service Australian Imperial Force
status active
type combined arms formation
worldWar World War I
World War II

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Australian Army hasUnit 1st Division (Australia)
51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment partOf 1st Division (Australian Army)
linked to: 1st Division (Australia)
NORFORCE commandStructure 1st Division (Australian Army)
linked to: 1st Division (Australia)
2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment higherFormation 1st Division (Australian Army)
linked to: 1st Division (Australia)
3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment parentOrganization 1st Division (Australian Army)
linked to: 1st Division (Australia)