The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Squadrons of the 21st Light Horse Regiment (Riverina Horse) formed up in line abreast. In the foreground, the first squadron is galloping away from the remaining formation. Wallgrove Army Camp was established as a training camp at the outbreak of the Second World War. Part of the Light Horse Brigade was based there, along with various infantry units.
The 21st Light Horse Regiment on cavalry training in the Wagga Wagga area and march past in Wagga Wagga c 1938-1939. Parade of the 4th Cavalry Brigade at Parramatta 6 March 1940. The parade which was
AWM254 244 - [Written records, 1939-45 War, second series:] [Register of strength for a divisional reconnaissance battalion - 2 Divisional Reconnaissance Battalion - 21st Light Horse Regiment - Riveri
Brown leather shoulder belt covered on the outer side with silver lace. The outer edges of the belt have been painted red. The silver buckle, keeper and tip are decorated with thistles and oak leaves.
Dark blue wool serge trousers with wide 4.2cm silver dragoon patterned lace stripes down the outer seams. The high waisted trousers have brass brace buttons and a buttoned fly opening. The buttoned si
Pair of 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse collar badges. Prince of Wales feathers overlain by a crown and scroll with the text `ICH / DIEN' [I serve] which is supported by two rearing horses. A
Silver right hand officers' collar badge. An emu central on a ground over 'XIV' and a banner with 'FORWARD' in blue enamel. There are two lugs soldered on reverse with removable pin. Badge worn by t
