Each regiment was to contain three observation post batteries, supported by a single gun battery equipped with 12 guns. As part of this reorganisation, the regiments were renamed, with the words "field" or "medium" removed from their title. Under the new structure, each regiment is capable of providing a brigade-level Joint Fires and Effects Coordination Centre (JFECC) and every observation post battery provides a battle group JFECC as well as three combat team joint fires teams (JFT). Every gun battery now comprises three troops of 155 mm towed howitzers. In 2011, the 102nd Coral Battery was re-raised at RAAF Base Edinburgh. In 2008, the Governor-General had awarded the 102nd Field Battery with the Honour Title 'Coral’ in recognition of conduct during the Battle of Coral in the Vietnam War. The 115th Battery was also raised in 2011 in theatre with Mentoring Task Force 2 in Afghanistan. Under the Land 17 project, in 2012, the 8th/12th Regiment received the Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS), which is a fully automated digital battle-management system. It will also take delivery of the Digital Terminal Control System for observation post batteries. The regiment is currently based at Ypres Lines, Robertson Barracks, Palmerston; however, the 102nd battery is based at the Royal Australian Air Force base, Edinburgh. The gun troops are currently equipped with M777 LWH. In January 2014, the 102nd Coral Battery relocated from RAAF Base Edinburgh to Robertson Barracks. The regiment consists of the following units: