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By March 1972 most of Australia's force was back. Then in December when Whitlam (Labour government) was elected he withdrew the last 150 (approx.) troops. That was the end. :)

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Centurion tanks and Infantrymen operated around II and III Corps.

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Australians mirrored the US and began leaving when we did; finishing up in about 1972.

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australian troops withdrawed in 1972 6 january

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