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Cadets have been in existence in Australia since the first unit was established in 1866, at St Mark's Collegiate School, NSW. This unit subsequently became the King's School Cadet Corps in 1869. During the period 1949-51, the title of 'Australian Cadet Corps' [ACC] and the Torch and Sword surmounted by a St Edward’s Crown logo was officially adopted and shoulder patches were issued circa 1960 featuring this logo on a blue background. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army Cadet Corps' [AACC]

The khaki polyester necktie is currently worn in the Australian Army with Ceremonial Service Dress, with General Duty Service Dress and when the Utility Jacket is worn with General Duty [Polyester] uniform. When worn with the uniform, the knot of the necktie is tied as a Windsor Knot. This is a genuine Australian Army-issue khaki necktie is made in Australia by the Australian Tie Company and is in very good unused condition. Pick-up from Forest Lake or postage extra. Standard Postage will

The Australian Army Band Corps [AABC] is the Australian Army's musical branch. The Corps was formed in 1968 and provides the Army with musical support and seeks to improve the Army's public image. The two items offered here are: • An example of a genuine Army-issue embroidered shoulder title worn by members of AABC from 1968 to the 1990s on Battle Dress Jackets and Greatcoats in good unissued condition; and • A single example of an Army-issue gold anodised AABC shoulder title worn by memb

Circa 1960, the Australian Army Ceremonial Parade Dress and General Duty Dress changed to a Khaki Polyester Uniform. The bade of rank are machine-embroidered on khaki polyester fabric. These badge of rank were introduced for wear on Khaki Polyester Shirts, Safari Jackets and Khaki Sweaters. This style of rank was worn until the 1990s when the present style of rank badges were introduced. The group consists of one pair of each of the following ranks: • One pair of Sergeant’s chevrons; • One pai

The Australian Army Catering Corps provides timely and deployable catering support to land force assets as part of brigade, task force, joint or combined operations, and a catering service to enhance Australian Defence Force operations. In fulfilling the role, the AACC is responsible for: providing technical advice to commanders and staff on catering matters; economical use of rations; developing and implementing food safety measures; provision of nutritional meals to soldiers; provision of a

The Royal Australian Engineers [RAE] is the military engineering corps of the Australian Army. The motto of the Royal Australian Engineers is Ubique Latin for ‘Everywhere’. The Royal Australian Engineers adopted the practice of calling their private soldiers "Sappers", in recognition of the fact that the very earliest engineers had been primarily concerned with driving saps [tunnels] both towards the enemy lines, and underneath fortifications. These four RAE gold anodised Line 30 buttons [18m

Two sets of badges of rank for Warrant Officer Class 1 worn during the period 1976 to 1980s. Circa 1960, the Australian Army Ceremonial Parade Dress and General Duty Dress changed to a khaki polyester uniform. The badges of rank were machined embroidered on khaki polyester. These badges of rank were introduced for wear on Khaki Polyester Shirts, Safari Jackets and Khaki Sweaters in 1976 when the Australian Coat of Arms replaced the Royal Arms for WO1s. This style of rank was worn until the 198

Circa 1960, the Australian Army Ceremonial Parade Dress and General Duty Dress changed to a khaki polyester uniform. The badges of rank were machined embroidered on khaki polyester. These badges of rank were introduced for wear on Khaki Polyester Shirts, Safari Jackets and Khaki Sweaters. This style of rank was worn until the 1980s when the present style was introduced. Staff Sergeant is no longer a rank in the Australian Army. The badges of rank are in very good unissued condition. Pick-up f

During the period from post-World War 2 till the 1990s, the Australian Army uniform included Battle Dress. Corps and Regimental embroidered woollen shoulder titles were worn on both sleeves. From the 1940s till the 1960s the titles were bordered and from the 1960s till the 1990s, were un-bordered. The Royal South Australia Regiment is a reserve regiment of the Australian Army consisting of a single battalion, the 10th/27th Battalion, part of the 9th Brigade. It was raised in 1960, as The South

Personnel in the Australian Army who are not Commissioned Officers are referred to as Other Ranks [ORs]. This group includes Soldiers, Non-Commissioned Officers [NCOs] and Warrant Officers [WOs]. In the Australian Army, Officers, Warrant Officers and Senior NCOs are entitled to wear Mess Dress. This is a single Sergeant’s badge of rank for the Mess Dress White Jacket and Patrol Blues, White Jacket worn prior to circa 1990. The badge of rank measures 150 mm x 135 mm and is in good unissued con