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and the Regimental Training Wing (RTW) of QGE. The move of
the RTW is also linked to the establishment of a Brigade of
Gurkhas training facility elsewhere.
A slight decrease in Postal and Courier staff.
About half a Troop from QG SIGNALS, and one RLD from the withdrawing battalion. Part of the reduction is dependent upon the future of the QG SIGNALS' All Arms Training Centre.
Minor reductions within 660 Sqn AAC.
Just less that one Troop from GTR. reductions of nearly two Troops should be possible once the commitment to support Training Depot Brigade of Gurkhas
ceases.
Furthermore, total
Additional staff from the supply services, although there may be a requirement to increase the size of the Returned
Stores Group (RSG).
About 15% of the staff from the Maintenance workforce.
The pay staff integral to the withdrawing battalion and a
few staff from Command Pay Office Hong Kong. The Regimental Pay Office Brigade of Gurkhas may also move at about this
time.
Approximately 30% of the staff of SASC Training and Advisory
Team.
A GCS from the vacated barracks.
28 AEC may be able to close.
About 20% of the staff of BMH Hong Kong and a medical
centre, GFH and a dental centre from the vacated barracks
will be able to close.
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Cessation of Accompanied Service. Accompanied service has a direct bearing upon nearly all of the Supporting Arms and Services. Even if the size of the Teeth Arm elements does not reduce beyond the
level reached after the withdrawal of the second battalion, the end to accompanied service should allow a substantial reduction in the size of some of the Army supporting Arms and Services.
reductions are:
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Possible