The first Platoon formed and whose first quarterly "After Action" report is published below was the 1^st Barton Platoon in Perth, under the command of Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton. This unit has hit the ground running with many Actions already carried out and moves underway to recruit more members and establish a local command structure for the Platoon.
 

A second Platoon has commenced being established in France, named the "1^st Michaux Platoon" a local commander, Brigadier Sir Philippe Michaux, is now being "kitted out" and will shortly commence Active Service and amongst the first operations will be the recruitment of further members to the Platoon.

Working with Col Sir Bill Speir Jr, Commander of the Royal Hutt River Military College in establishing and publishing all of the command manuals for the Branch, as well as recruitment application forms and records and all other paperwork to provide the minimum necessary to Command such a Branch of the Defence Force of the PHR.
 

Collection and delivery of three large bags of quality second-hand and some new clothing delivered to Foodbank warehouse in Geraldton for distribution.
 

Collection of a large number of books, mainly paperbacks which will shortly be sorted and labeled with the RHRL stickers designed & printed by HQ that are installed inside the cover of all publications the RHRL is to donate. These books will start being distributed in the new year. The collections of such items will be an on-going task and will also be upgraded to include collecting of recent magazines.
 

Recruitment drive started in order to attract new members from around the world to the RHRL with the aim of providing support and care for local communities and in so doing support the PHR and its Sovereign as well as its Hon Colonel in Chief HRH Princess Shirley. This has included the design and printing of promotional leaflets which are being distributed far and wide.
 

Ethnic Communities Council of WA (ECCWA) Book Fair – Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton and Legionnaire Lisa Aliyah Oliver supported by Jennifer Jenkins helped set up the venue, welcomed members of the public and assisted people purchasing books. Over $2000.00 was raised for the activities of ECCWA.
 

Donation to Manjimup Emergency Accommodation – Donated ten ex-library books to Manjimup Emergency Accommodation, which provides housing support for women and children escaping domestic and family violence. Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton and Legionnaire Lisa Aliyah Oliver prepared the books, removing library tags and inserting RHRL stickers.
 

Donation to Landmine Victims Fundraiser – Donated a new copy of One Hundred Facts About Ancient Egypt to a fundraising dinner in support of landmine victims and their families organised by the Tribal Refugee Welfare of WA.
 

Donation to Australian Islamic College – Donated a new book on the Italian Futurist architect Antonio Sant'Elia to the Kewdale Campus of the Australian Islamic College as a prize for their annual student art exhibition.
 

Food for Homeless People – On six occasions in November and December 2012 Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton and Legionnaire Lisa Aliyah Oliver provided sandwiches and fruit juice to homeless people begging in the inner city.
 

Busy Bee for Women’s Refuge – Collected and sorted 200 new and second hand books and twenty five new toys which were donated to Starick Services, which provides accommodation and other services for survivors of domestic violence. Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton and Legionnaire Lisa Aliyah Oliver took part along with Ahmed Ismailjee, Pam Searle, Aneesa Shah and Philip Tanean.
 

Magazines Donated to RPH – Twenty eight recent copies of Big Issue, New Scientist, Private Eye, The Spectator, and Who Weekly were donated to ward 2K at Royal Perth Hospital. The magazines were donated by Georgy Hadwen. Prior to delivering them to the hospital Lt Sir Richard Ananda Barton and Legionnaire Lisa Aliyah Oliver attached RHRL stickers to each magazine.

Lt Sir Ananda with books and toys after the busy bee 02/12/2012