Other badges, some official,
some unofficial. all military related.
Unofficial patch
sold in camping stores
The
Caterpillar Club & the Flying Boot Club were jointly called
"The Late Arrivals"
"Caterpillar
Club" badge as worn by airmen who owed their life to the use of a
parachute. Unofficial.
The "Flying
Boot" badge as worn by airmen who bailed out over enemy territory
and walked to freedom. Unofficial.
Above: Army
Reserve lapel badge
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Left: CMF lapel badges circa 1960
Blackboy
Hill was a famous Western Australian training area for the 1st and 2nd
AIF. This is an unofficial badge from there.
On the left hand side the letter
"B" has been snapped off.
The
93 Battalions of the AIR wore brass numerals on the front of their
slouch hats. When WW1 started the AIF for a short time used brass
numerals worn on the shoulder strap to indicate Battalion number, (this
was BEFORE the introduction of the colour patch system). These are 3
examples.
Chief
of Army
RSM
of the Army
Army
Adventure Training Wing
International
Force East Timor-INTERFET
Ground
Liaison Group
Para
Training School
Logistic
Support Force
Logistic
Training Centre
Recruit
Training Centre
HQ
Special Ops
1
Brigade
7
Brigade
8
Brigade
11
Brigade
13
Brigade
The
coveted Para wings now worn by 3RAR
Volunteer Air Observers
Corps (VAOC) - red, white and blue enamel with a gold eagle.
Volunteer
Defence Corps WW2
AFC Shoulder title over
the curved Australia, both worn on the epaulette.
WW2 Chaplains badge
Photo Ian Shrallow
Army Cadet
Corps
General
Staff emblem
Hat badge and collar dogs
of a Christian Chaplain in the Army 2002
BCOF (Japan) Patch
Shoulder patch of the
Jungle Training Unit "Battle Wing" at Tully in Nth Queensland
Fob badge of the Citizens
Military forces post WW2
CMF Lapel badge
Australian Army Service
Corps
Australian Corps of
Signals
General staff emblem in
metal (KC)
RSM's Badge of Rank pre
1950
Bandsman's
badge (KC)
^^^
Winged Bullet badge of the Air
Gunners of RFC, RNAS, AFC
<<< 1935
Range-takers badge
Artillery badge,
embroidered
Christian Chaplain
Australian Army Cadets
General Officer hat
badge WW2
This Australian Field
Force Command sticker is printed by Simplex Labels in Dandenong,
Victoria. This sticker measures 12.5 x 12.5cm