The RAEME Association Queensland Incorporated is a not-for-profit, volunteer, community service organisation, supporting the RAEME National Network by providing leadership to, and a focal point for, all RAEME affiliated Associations in Queensland, by promoting and recognising the corps and its achievements via independent memorial, celebratory, social, fundraising, sporting and other activities.
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- provide a focal point for corps activities in Queensland.
The role of the RAEME is to ensure maximum operational availability of equipment to enable the commander to win the land battle. RAEME is a technical corps tasked with the maintenance of the Army's modern hardware and equipment. More on the Corps can be found at this link.
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Raymond G Norman OAM Chairman’s Award Presentation - Mick Harris

Above: Mick Harris receiving the Raymond G Norman OAM Chairmans Award from RAQ NQ Comittee Chair Brian Robb
At last Saturday’s North Queensland Gathering, the RAEME Association Queensland proudly presented the Raymond G Norman OAM Chairman’s Award to Mick ‘Harry’ Harris.
Mick was recognised for his outstanding contribution as an inaugural North Queensland Committee Member and Merchandise Officer. His dedication, initiative and commitment significantly strengthened the presence and capability of the Association across the region. Establishing and growing RAQ’s footprint in North Queensland has required energy and persistence and was there from the start.
This presentation carries particular significance. Harry is the 31st recipient of the Chairman’s Award and just the second recipient since it was renamed the Raymond G Norman OAM Chairman’s Award. In recognition of his service, his name now appears on the RAQ Honour Board.
Members may not realise that Raymond’s story is printed on the back of each award. When the award was renamed, a commitment was made to Raymond’s wife, Karen, that each presentation would remind recipients and members of Ray’s tremendous contribution to our Corps and to the Association. His legacy of leadership, service and dedication continues to guide and inspire the work we do today.
Congratulations once again, Mick Harris. Thank you for your continued service to the RAQ and to the Corps in NQ.











