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Tac Signs or Formations Signs of WW2, Army
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HQ AMF 1st Army 2nd Army 1 Corps II Corps and New Guinea Force
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III Corps & Western Command Nth Territory Force & 12th Division 1st Armd Division & 1 Armd Brigade Group 2nd Motor Division & 2nd Armd Division 1st Motor Division & 3rd Armd Division
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1st Division ACMF 2nd Division ACMF Base Area & L of C Units Middle East 3rd Division ACMF 4th Division ACMF
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5th Division ACMF 6th Division AIF 7th Division AIF 8th Division AIF 9th Division AIF
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10th Division ACMF 11th Division ACMF Tasmania Force 3rd Tank Brigade 4th Armoured Brigade Group
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1st Armd Bde Group (post war?) 1st Armd Division (post war?) 3rd Armoured Division (1) 3rd Armoured Division (2) 2nd Div as used on Commanders desk
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Jeeps in PNG showing the 3rd Division ACMF Tac sign

A 7th Division AIF vehicle showing the Tac sign

Wewak area, New Guinea. 1945-06-27. Lance Corporal S.A. Crawford (1) and Sapper D.H. Hannan (2) members of 2/1 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, working alongside a recaptured 8 Division truck. The vehicle formation sign, the emu and the boomerang was still quite decipherable, though it had to be touched up with tooth paste to photograph

 

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