Corporate Body

Joint Tropical Trials Research Establishment (JTTRE) (1977 - 1988)

From
24 October 1977
Innisfail, Queensland, Australia
To
1988
Functions
Defence Research and Medical Research
Reference No
CA 2798
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Innisfail, Queensland

Summary

In 1977 an amalgamation took place between the Joint Tropical Research Unit and the Army Tropical Trials Establishment that resulted in the formation of the Joint Tropical Trials Research Establishment. The Establishment was controlled by both the British and Australian Governments.

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 1962 - 1977 Joint Tropical Research Unit (JTRU)
 1967 - 1977 Army Tropical Trials Establishment
       1977 - 1988 Joint Tropical Trials Research Establishment (JTTRE)

Published resources

Resources

Resource Sections

  • 'Primary description of agency CA 2798; Joint Tropical Trials Research Establishment/ (from 1988) Department of Defence [III], Materials Research Laboratory, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Queensland. Registration of entity: 29 November 1978', in RecordSearch, National Archives of Australia, 2002, https://RecordSearch.naa.gov.au/scripts/AutoSearch.asp?Number=CA%202798. Details

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Ailie Smith

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