Badges worn by service Personnel to identify their particular Corp or branch. May be worn on hat on the uniform. The Armoured Corp originally created in 1928. Inscription "Parabus" means "Prepared".All badges identical except three are smaller. 1. Circle about 5 mm wide. Royal Crown at top of circle with a flag either side. In the middle a WW2 Tank and a Boomerang at Bottom. Two points at 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock at bottom. Two round hooks at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock. Gold in colour. 2. to 4. Same configuration as above except colour more red-gold and hooks on back are at 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock.1- 4. All inscribed with "Australia" around top of circle and "Paratas" on boomerang at bottom.armoured corp, badges

A 25 page document being an advance copy of the pamphlet "The Division and Corps Regiment RAAC". The aim of the pamphlet is to lay down the principles governing the use of the Division/Corps Regiment RAAC and to provide a guide to its characteristics, organisation and handling. 2 copies, 1 incomplete.raac bulletin, division/corp regiment raac

Standard issue item of uniform, worn by Sergeant Trevor J Nicholson, who served in Royal Australian Armoured Corps, C Squadron and B Squadron 1st Armoured Regiment, 1969-70, Vietnam. Black beret/ Silver badge insignia of Royal Australian Armoured Regiment showing a wreath, flags, crown and tank.Australiablack beret, silver armoured corp badge, trevor john nicholson, trevor nicholson, nicholson, t nicholson, beret, armoured, 4410261

Repatriation Ceremony and Memorial Service: Thursday 2 June 2016: RAAF Base, Richmond for the remains of thirty-three Australians, who were buried in military cemeteries in Malaysia and Singapore, have been returned to Australia.australia - soldiers - repatriation ceremonies, repatriation - australia, raaf base, richmond, australian war graves, pte norman george allen, 2784699, royal australian infantry corps, 7th battalion, 6th battalion the royal australian regiment, pte gary alex archer, 2788583, 9th battalion, lt robert graham birse, 215349, royal regiment of australian artillery, 4th field regiment, cpl robert walter bowtell, 213151, royal australian engineers, 3 field troop, sgt ronald thomas carroll, 14208, 3rd battalion, the royal australian regiment, gunner thomas william checkley, 311534, detachment, 131 divisional locating battery, pte christopher clark, 215214, 1st battalion, wo2 (temp) kevin george conway, 13097, australian army training team vietnam (aattv), pte ronald eric field, 214479, wo2 john garrigan, 310089, wo2 (temp) maxwell powell hanley, 43593, australian intelligence corp, cpl reginald hedley hillier, 42774, trooper tony holland, 3786634, royal australian armoured corps, 1st armoured personnel carrier squadron, pte neville wayne horne, 215217, 39510, australian army aviation corps, 161 (indep) recce flt, 2lt alan douglas jellie, cpl (temp) kenneth charles johnson, 215949, headquarters, australian force vietnam, wo2 (temp) ronald victor lees, 26182, cpl john gregory stinson pearce, 2784043, wo2 (temp) thomas dudley, 42352, pte thomas ross, l/cpl thomas ross, 212612, l/cpl arthur ruduss, 3410295, 1st australian task force, cpl (temp) francis john smith, 37003, pte mervyn arthur frederick wilson, 213780, killed in action, australian national serviceman

This item was donated by 2Lt Graeme James Hodgman (3794142) who was with the Royal Australian Armoured Corps and served in Vietnam with B Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment from November 1969 to September 1970 This flying suit, (pajamas,) or evening dress were normally worn by RAAF and Army pilots. They were also issued to Armoured Corp personnel to allow them to slip into something cooler and more comfortable for evening apparel, yet still dressed for action should the occasion arise. Certainly this was the standard dress wen stood down and off to the 'boozer' when back in Nui Dat Base. This suit was 2nd Lieutenant (2LT) Graeme Smith's, the Troop Officer of 2 Troop APC's of the 3rd Cavalry Squadron, 'Snoopy Troop' (left shoulder). His troop operated also with 11th Armoured Cavalry from Bin Hoa Province to the North at 'Bear Cat' (right shoulder). Later he commanded the ready reaction force on 24 hour standby in Nui Dat '86', nicknamed 'The Good the Bad and the Ugly.'Khaki Green 'Flying Suit', shirt with collar and pockets name 'Smith 'on the right chest area above the zippered pockets. Four badges- Red, Black, Yellow and White. Left to Right ; Red, Yellow, Beige - Snoopy on the tank. Red, White, Black horse in centre; Red, Yellow, White, and Black - 86 The Good, The Bad , The Ugly, Vietnam, Red, Yellow, Black tank, crossed swords above boomerang.M. Pennisi.1969. size 2 Code 8415 66 013 1556.flying suit, clothing, 2lt graeme james hodgman smith, 3794142, royal australian armoured corps, b squadron, troop officer, 3rd cavalry regiment, nui dat, apc, bin hoa province