Structure
The 13 Field Squadron is structured with two combat engineer troops, a training troop and a support troop.
- 1 Troop (Combat Engineers)
- 2 Troop (Training Troop)
- 3 Troop (Combat Engineers)
- Support Troop (Includes carpenters, clerks, cooks, drivers and other support and engineering personnel)
The Squadron's primary role is to provide support to the elements of 13th Brigade, most often the Royal Western Australia Regiment.
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