Honour Board of the Pipe Majors and Drum Majors of 5/6 RVR and its antecedent units. The Pipes and Drums begin in 1899 as part of the Victorian Scottish Regiment which went on to change names periodically over the 20th century before becoming the Royal Victoria Regiment in 1960. Pipe Majors and Drum Majors Honour Board - 5/6 RVR. Large timber honour board,. 5/6 rvr, pipes and drums, 5th/6th battalion, royal victoria regiment, pipe major, drum major, honour board, 5/6 rvr p&d, victorian scottish regiment, 5th battalion, vsr, 52nd (hobsons bay) infantry, 5 rvr

5/6 RVR Mortar PL. Award for Best Soldier5/6 RVR Mortar PL. Award for Best Soldier. The presation notes the names of the recipients Dark veneered rectangular wooden board, with routed edges. A chromed tail fin that has been exploded ( bolted to centre of board) located centrally at the top of the trophy is a 65mm diameter gold wreath with a large black "8" in its centre. on the left of the mortar are 10, 20mm x 50mm brass plaques with the names of the recipents enscribed dating from 1992- 2000. Located centrally at the base of the presentation is a 100mm x 31mm brass plaque with the trophies name enscribed within. "5/6 R V R MORTAR PL AWARD FOR BEST SOLDIER PRESENTED BY CAPT. D. W. STOGDALE" "PTE C. BLACK 1992" "CPL CADOGAN-COWPER 1995" "CPL L. CONDON 1996" "PTE STACEY 1997" PTE S. FRENCH 1998" "PTE CLARK 1999" "PTE STEERE 2000"5/6 rvr mortar platoon, 5/6 rvr, 5/6 rvr bhq, award

5/6 RVR paraded once every two years on ANZAC Day parade. Such photo could only have been take once every 2 yearsGlass wooden framed photograph, the photograph is not in very high resolutionNil5/6 rvr, 5/6rvr bhq, bhq, anzac day, photograph

5/6 Paraded once every two years on ANZAC DaySuch photo could only have been taken once every 2 years, it contains the CO of 5/6 in 2022Dark wooden frameNil5/6 rvr, 5/6rvr bhq, bhq, anzac day, photograph

Badge board in black frame showing the badges of the Royal Victoria Regiment and the 5th Battalion, Victorian Scottish Regiment on a Gordon tartan backing. Below this is an information panel which includes a summary of important historical information about the 5th Infantry Battalion and its connection to A COY 5/6 RVR. Note: While this object notes the connection between A COY 5/6 RVR and 5th Bn VSR it should be remembered that the RVR is the custodian of the legacy of all Victorian Infantry units. This is therefore not the only historical link of A COY 5/6 RVR which also holds strong links to the 52nd Infantry Battalion (The Gippsland Regiment) who had its HQ located for many years in Dandenong near the current A COY 5/6 RVR depot. While B COY 5/6 RVR is the primary custodian of the VSR historical link, the message of this object is that A COY also has a connection which should be remembered. Information panel reads: 5th Infantry Battalion (Australia) Territorial Title: The 'Victorian Scottish Regiment' (1927-1944 then 1948-1960) Motto: "Mori Quam Fordari - Death before dishonour' (1927-1935), Now 'Nemo Me Impune Lacessit - No one shall provoke me without impunity' (1935-1944 then 1948-) Alliances: The 'Gordon Highlanders' (1930-1994), Then 'The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons, Camerons)' (1994-2006), Now '4" Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland - 4 SCOTS' (2006-) Official Tartan: Gordon Unit Colour Patch: Rectangle - Black over Red Regimental March: Cock of the North (1953-) Anniversary: Formed - 29 August 1898 Honours: Distinction: South Africa 1899-1902. Battle Honours - WW1: Somme 1916-18, Poziers, Bullecourt, Ypres 1917, Menin Road, Polygon Wood, Broodseinde, Poelcappelle, Passchendaele, Lys, Hazebrouck, Amiens, Albert 1918, Hindenburg Line, Epehy, France and Flanders 1916-18, Helles, Krithia, Anzac, Landing at Anzac, Defence of Anzac, Suvla, Sari-Bair, Gallipoli 1915, Egypt 1915-16. Battle Honours - WW2: North Africa 1940-41, Bardia 1941, Capture of Tabruk, Syria 1941, Marjayun, Damour, Greece 1941, South West Pacific 1942-45, Wau, Bobdubi II, Mubo II, Mount Tambu, Komiatum, Liberation of Australian New Guinea, Perimbul, Balif, Yamil-Ulupu, Kaboibus-Kiarivu. The Scottish customs and traditions of the '5" Infantry Battalion, Victorian Scottish Regiment' have been upheld through '1 RVR', then '5 RVR', and now "5/6 RVR'. It is your duty to uphold the customs and traditions of those that have come before you and remember the ultimate sacrifice of those who served in the 5" AlF and 2/5" AIF. A Company, 5/6 RVR your lineage is: Support Company (Dandenong) 5" Bn, VSR (1948-1960) & A Coy 5 RVR. Wherever you may be garrisoned; display your identity proudly, now and into the future. Presented to A Company in 2026 by: CPL Ross, A., PTE Brown, D. & LT (Porter) MacNaughton, M.

5/6 RVR battle honour, in a wooden frame, all the battle honours are been displayed in yellow boxes

5/6 RVR Champion Section 2010 photo, there are 10 members in the photo, the members in the photo is holding a F-88 attached to a plaque

The Battalion photo of 5/6 RVR on ANZAC Day 2022, the whole Battalion is on parade, very unique as the battalion only attend this parade once every 2 years.

1/4 scale EF-88 rifle in plastic materials, with a rising hat badge, 5/6 RVR hat badge, AUS flag colour patch and 5/6 unit patchall the items are fixed onto the board

Badge board in black frame showing the badges of the 52nd Infantry Battalion (Australia), The Gippsland Regiment and the Cameron Highlanders on a Cameron of Erracht tartan backing. Below this is an information panel which includes a summary of important historical information about the 52nd Infantry Battalion, The Gippsland Regiment and its connection to A COY 5/6 RVR. Information panel reads: 52nd Infantry Battalion (Australia) Territorial Title: The 'Gippsland Regiment' (1927-1930 then 1937-1942) Motto: 'Always Ready' (1927-1930 then 1937-1942) Alliances: The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders' (1930-1946) Unofficial Tartan: Cameron of Erracht Accoutrements: 37/52nd Bn authorised to wear the Regimental Buttons and Hat Badge of the 'Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders' by King George VI (1932) Unit Colour Patch: Circle - White over Blue Regimental March: The 'March of the Cameron Men' (1930-1946) Anniversary: Formed - 1 March 1916 as 52nd AIF & Disbanded - 12 June 1946 as 37/52nd Battalion Honours: Distinction: South Africa 1899-1902. Battle Honours - WW1: Somme 1916-18, Poziers, Bullecourt, Messines 1917, Ypres 1917, Menin Road, Polygon Wood, Passchendaele, Ancre 1918, Villers-Bretonneux, France and Flanders 1916-18, Egypt 1916. 52nd Bn amalgamated with 37th Bn from 1930-36 then 1942-46. Headquarters in Dandenong. A Company, 5/6 RVR remembers the service personnel of greater eastern Melbourne, and the Gippslanders of those who served in the 52nd AIF and 37/52nd AIF. Lest We Forget Presented to A Company in 2026 by: CPL Ross, A., PTE Brown, D. & LT (Porter) MacNaughton, M.

Large presentation board consiting of 3 varnished horizontal timber panels with 28 presentation plaques affixed. The plaques affixed are (RMC MUR + 2 TG + 3 TG + 6 TG + PWLH + 1 CAV + VMR + 2/14 QMI + 7 RTR + 1 RVR + 1 RVR + 6 RVR + 3 RVR + 5/6 RVR + 22RVR + 8/7 RVR + 17 RNSWR + 58/32 CER + 1 RVR + 3 RAR + 5 RAR + 7 RAR + WO2 White + 5/7 RAR +6 RAR + 8/9 RAR + JTC)5/6 rvr, plaque, bhq

Silver Plate with "5/6 RVR SGTS Mess From WO2 CG Nunes"5/6 RVR SGTS Mess From WO2 CG Nune

Banner main side is of Gordon Tartan with Gold Bullion edging, has RVR crest and Rampart lion at Base obverse side is of the Feros Ferio. pipes and drums, 5/6 rvr, pipe major, banner

5/6th RVR photo on ANZAC Day 2015

members of 5/6 RVR holding colours on parade in Paris

a 1:4 scale Machine gun model in a glass case with 5/6 RVR badge

Photo of 5/6 RVR marching on ANZAC day with Melbourne CBD in the background.

The Photograph of 2 members of 5/6 RVR, the members are in their full ceremonial uniform, the photograph is in a wooden frame

Coloured photograph with wooden frame showing solders of 7PL C Coy 5/6 RVR at Puckapunyal on Ex Somme, March 2015

Silver plate with "To 5/6 RVR SGT Mess from LT Col R N Jeafor RFD"

Photographic of members of C Coy 5/6 RVR at Puckapunyal on completion of pre-deployment training for OP Astute January 2012 in a wooden frame

Silver Plate with CQMS SPT Coy 5/6 RVR SGTS Mess from SSGT G Usher 1987"RSO Donated by CAPT P Atkinson

Photo of members of C Coy 5/6 RVR on OP VIC Fires Assist 2009 holding an Australian Flag with burnt out village in the background, in a wooden frame

Various of photographs of the members of C Coy 5/6 RVR, majority of the photographs are taken in 2023. The descriptions of these photographs are on the bottom right of the photo frame.

The 3rd Training Group has since been disbanded3rd Training Group Plaque with the training group symbol and the writing "3 Training Group", the metal plate contains "presented to 5/6 RVR SGT Mess by WO2 J Prince OR TRG Wing"

Banner presented to pipes and drums by Brig Lowen in 1975 Banner main side is of Gordon Tartan with Gold Bullion edging has RVR crest and Rampant lion at base Obverse side is of Royal Stuart has silver castle crest embroided "Virtue . Mire . Honour" Banner main side is of Gordon Tartan with Gold Bullion edging has RVR crest and Rampant lion at base Obverse side is of Royal Stuart has silver castle crest embroided "Virtue . Mire . Honour" 5rvr, 5vsr, pipes and drums, pipe sergeant, 5/6rvr

A silver trophy with missing handles on a plastic trophy standBallarat Begonia Festival Highland Gathering 1968 Best Drum Corps Grade 2 1968 Pipes and Drums 5 RVR 265 rvr, 5/6 rvr pipes and drums

1st Battalion RVR plaque fixed onto a piece of red wood, the unit symbol is the present day 5/6 RVR unit symbol in gold colour, the 1st Battalion is in silver colour. A small metal piece below the unit symbol marks it was presented to the mess