Australian Military reference booklet dated 19601960 Australian Military Forces - Nuclear Handbook - Part 1Booklet Australian Military Forces - Nuclear Handbook - Part 1 (1960) two copies on hand. Light Brown cardboard Covers with 159 off white pages.Front Cover One copy pencil notation Copy No. 81. Second copy red pen notation Copy 96 and a blue ink stamp "13 Field Regiment DOD" Inside Front Cover "AMENDMENTS" Amendment no. 1, 2, 2 Supp.australian military forces reference booklet, nuclear handbook part 1 printed 1/4/1960

Staple bound booklet with opaque cover containing green metallic writing over card cover collage of photographs of military persons and equipment. There is a reference sticker on the front and a spine label sticker below it.non-fictionFor over a century the men and women of the Australian Defence Force have developed a rich history of service both on and off the battlefield. Many Australians have not been required to serve in battle but have contributed exemplary service in both operational and non-operational roles and have been integral in making the Australian Defence Force one of the most professional military forces in the world. To recognise their contribution, a number of long service and other non-operational medals have been awarded for their efforts. (From message by Danna Vale p. 1) Includes an attached printout of 'A basic guide to ribbons, etc. for Orders, Decorations, Medals and Awards earned by Australians' inside the front cover. Inside the back cover is an attached printout of 'Australian War Badges' from the Central Army Records Office, 2003.australian defence forces, medals

Staple bound booklet with opaque cover containing blue metallic writing over card cover collage of photographs of military persons and equipment. There is a reference sticker on the front and a spine label sticker below it.non-fictionCampaign and operational medals awarded to the Australian Defence Force.australian defence forces, medals

Staple bound booklet with light blue cover and black text. There is an image of the Rising Sun badge in the centre. There is a reference sticker and spine label in the lower left corner.non-fictionThe first badge to be officially worn by Australian Commonwealth troops on active service overseas, was a badge depicting the Rising Sun with the crown of King Edward VII, and the word AUSTRALIA. Since that first badge was worn in South Africa in 1902, the Rising Sun badge has proudly been worn by servicemen and women in five major wars and by members of the Citizen military Forces in the periods between. [J.K.Cossum]australian defence forces, australian army, rising sun badge, australia. australian army -- medals, badges