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TITLES EMBROIDERED - 1962 to 1996 & NO BORDER |
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(Worn at the top of the sleeve on both arms for Battledress
uniform only) |
| 1 Recruit Training Battalion
Ceased wearing titles in 1969 except on special ceremonial occasions |
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| 2 Recruit Training Battalion
Existed 1965 - 73 |
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| 3 Training Battalion - Existed 1965 - 73
initially for training National Servicemen for the Vietnam War |
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| 3rd/4th Cavalry Regiment
By combining 3 & 4 Cavalry Regiments in 1985 |
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| 10 Light Horse |
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| Adelaide University Regiment |
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| Army Apprentice |
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| Australian Army Aviation Corps
(White on Light Blue) -
Manufacturer's error |
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| Australian Army Aviation Corps
(Blue on Light Blue) |
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| Australian Army Band Corps |
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| Australian Army Catering Corps |
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| Australian Army Legal Corps |
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| Australian Army Psychology Corps |
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| Australian Army Public Relations |
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| Australian Intelligence Corps |
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| Australian Services Canteens Organization
- Became AFCANS in June 1979 & there was no title |
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| Commando
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| First Armoured Regiment |
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| First Cavalry Regiment Formed 19 November 1965 &
retitled Second Cavalry Regiment on 24 November 1966 |
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| Fourth Cavalry Regiment.
Formed 11 October 1971 |
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| Hunter River Lancers |
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| Melbourne University Regiment |
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| Monash University Regiment |
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| Officer Cadet Training Unit
Army Reserve initiative in 1987 |
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| Prince of Wales's Light Horse
Note the coloured Officer's pips.
Note the coloured lanyard.
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| Queensland Agricultural College |
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| Queensland Mounted Infantry |
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| Queensland University Regiment |
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| Royal Australian Armoured Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Chaplains Department |
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| Royal Australian Army Dental Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Educational Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Medical Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Pay Corps |
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| Royal Australian Army Provost Corps
Title changed to Royal
Australian Corps of Military Police in 1974 |
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| Royal Australian Army Service Corps
Title changed to Royal
Australian Corps of Transport, I June 1973 |
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| Royal Australian Artillery |
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| Royal Australian Corps of Military Police |
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| Royal Australian Corps of Transport |
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| Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers |
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| Royal Australian Engineers |
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| Royal Australian Infantry |
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| Royal Australian Regiment |
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| Royal Australian Signals |
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| Royal Australian Survey Corps |
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| Royal Military College Duntroon |
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| Royal New South Wales Lancers |
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| Royal New South Wales Regiment
Formed from NSW Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Royal Queensland Regiment -
Formed from Queensland Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Royal South Australia Regiment
- Formed from SA Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Royal Tasmania Regiment
- Formed from Tasmanian Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Royal Victoria Regiment -
Formed from Victorian Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Royal Western Australia Regiment
- Formed from WA Infantry Regiments on I July 1960 |
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| Second Cavalry Regiment
- Retitled from First Cavalry Regiment on 24 November 1966 |
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| South Australian Mounted Rifles |
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| Special Air Service Regiment |
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| Sydney University Regiment |
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| Third Cavalry Regiment -
Retitled from First Armoured Personnel Squadron on 24 Nov 1966 |
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| University of New South Wales Regiment |
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| Victoria Mounted Rifles -Manufacturer's error |
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| Victorian Mounted Rifles |
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| Western Australia University Regiment |
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| Womens Royal Australian Army Corps
- Ceased wearing titles after uniform modification in 1968 |
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