2 Results: New & Used in sword in Logan Area, QLD

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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]

Cadets have been in existence in Australia since the first unit was established in 1866, at St Mark's Collegiate School, NSW. During the period 1949-51, the title of 'Australian Cadet Corps' [ACC] and the Torch and Sword logo was officially adopted. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army Cadet Corps' [AACC] was approved and the first hat badge for the Corps was produced. The AACC remained until circa 2004 when the title Australian Army Cadets was adopted and a new hat badge was produced to ref

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 logo was officially adopted and shoulder patches were issued circa 1960. When worn on the sleeves, the sword of the logo points to the front on both sides of the wearer. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army

The Australian Army Apprentices School existed from 1948 to 1995 and was established at Balcombe in 1948. The first intake of 45 youths commenced their three year apprenticeship training in 10 different trades. The school moved from Balcombe to Latchford Barracks at Bonegilla, near Wodonga, in 1982. During the life of the school at Balcombe, clerks and bandsmen were also trained. Between the years 1951 to 1982, Balcombe witnessed the graduation of more than 5000 Army Apprentices at the completi

The Special Air Service Regiment, officially abbreviated SASR though commonly known as the SAS, is a special forces unit of the Australian Army based at Campbell Barracks, in Swanbourne, Perth, Western Australia, and is a direct command unit of the Special Operations Command. The SASR is tasked to provide special-operations capabilities in support of the Australian Defence Force. This includes providing unique capabilities to support sensitive strategic operations, hostage rescue, advisory and

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 logo was officially adopted and shoulder patches were issued circa 1960. When worn on the sleeves, the sword of the logo points to the front on both sides of the wearer. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army

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 logo was officially adopted and shoulder patches were issued circa 1960. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army Cadet Corps' [AACC] was approved and the shoulder patch modified accordingly. In 2001 the title

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 logo was officially adopted and shoulder patches were issued circa 1960. When worn on the sleeves, the sword of the logo points to the front on both sides of the wearer. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army

Cadets have been in existence in Australia since the first unit was established in 1866, at St Mark's Collegiate School, NSW. During the period 1949-51, the title of 'Australian Cadet Corps' [ACC] and the Torch and Sword logo was officially adopted. In 1993, the title of 'Australian Army Cadet Corps' [AACC] was approved and the first hat badge for the Corps was produced. The AACC remained until circa 2004 when the title Australian Army Cadets was adopted and a new hat badge was produced to re