Corporate Body

Engineering Development Establishment (EDE) (1977 - 1994)

From
1977
Maribyrnong, Victoria, Australia
To
1994
Functions
Defence Research and Defence Industries
Reference No
CA 2613
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Maribyrnong, Victoria

Summary

The Engineering Development Establishment succeeded the Engineering Design Establishment in 1977. In 1994 the Establishment underwent another name change, becoming the Army Technology and Engineering Agency.

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 1959 - 1974 Army Design Establishment
       1974 - 1977 Engineering Design Establishment
             1977 - 1994 Engineering Development Establishment (EDE)
                   1994 - 1998 Army Technology and Engineering Agency
                         1998 - Army Engineering Agency

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Ailie Smith

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