Hat badge issued by Royal Corp Australian Army Ordnance. Queens crown at top of garter with motto "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense". Ribbon at bottom with corp name in metallic gold. Shield shaped crest in garter shows 3 cannon balls in a row at top with 3 cannon displayed vertically beneath, in silver coloured metal. 2 pins mounted on back with clasps.badge, hat, australian army, royal corp of ordnance

Uniform re W.O 1 Graham Wybar Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corp. .1) Shirt short sleeve khaki colour complete with shoulder Corp badges “RAAOC” crown on upper arm denoting W.O 1 class, long service ribbon. .2) Trousers, polyester khaki. .3) Belt nylon webbing khaki colour with silver colour buckle .4) Lanyard nylon red cord.uniforms - army, raaoc

Sent by Warrant Officer Class 2 Robert Palmer Matthew home to family. Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corp, service no.34974. This tourist-style envelope is in stark contrast to the reality of war. It also shows that Australian soldiers did not pay for postage.Airmail envelope - printed with tourist-looking man in shorts and thongs taking a photo of a woman in a sundress. Image is against an orange shape on the left of the envelope. Addressed and airmail stamped. On Back - print of man with suitcase and bindle over shoulder. Wording 'I should be home soon'. Orange sun design with face drawn on it.Airmail/ Greeting from Vietnam/ Mrs R.P Matthews/ 32 Wau Road/ Walcol Village/ Queensland/ Australia/ 4076/ Free/ Stamp - Airmail/ Hubba=Hubba/ from Vietnam.airmail envelopes, 34974, robert palmer matthews, vietnam, mail, communication, envelope

Beret dark green size 52 of the Royal Australian Ordnance Corp; black cotton bias ribbon securing the outer and inner material; cotton bias ribbon draw string to adjust fit to head size; Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps cap badge there is a plastic weather proof lining on the inside four air holes 5mm dia 20 mm apart Inside beret storage bar code label with: NSN 8410-66-097-7302/Beret W Dark Green 52/ self adhesive clothing stores sales price tag / D8410 66/M097 7302/ >>>$8.80

Cream wooden framed selection of 9 badges displayed on cream coloured background.Top centre: “BADGES OF CORPS ASSOCIATED WITH PASSCHANDAELE BARRACKS 1964 TO 1977” Underneath each badge: “1. Royal Australian Infantry 2nd Battalion Royal Victorian Regiment 2. & 3. Royal Australian Army Service Corps 4. Royal Australian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers” 5. Royal Australian Army Medical Corp 6. Australian Army Catering Corp 7. Women's Royal Australian Army Corps 8. Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps 9. Royal Australian Corps of Transportpasschendaele barracks trust, badges, framed

Brass shell case with various insignia attachedInsignia; Royal Marines Epaulette;Royal Marines Gibralter; Kings Own Scotland Borderers;Royal Army Ordnance Corp;Australian Engineers; Australian Intelligence Corp;Tank Corp Badges;Australian Rising Sun Hat Badge AIF;Tunic Collar Badge AIF; Australian Epaulette AIF;Australian Artillery Hat Badge Perm Forces;Cross Cannons with No 70 Italian found in abandoned fort in North Africa1941;Eagle with spread wings Italian pound in abandoned fort North Africa

This item contributes to an understanding of those involved in war in Vietnam. Bill McMahon (Left) served with 1st Communications Zone Postal Unit 1969-70.National Serviceman Graeme Owens (Centre) served in Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps 1968-69. Ray Harvey (Right) served with the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps 1968-69. This game of Australian rules was played in Saigon in July 1969.Sepia photo of three Australian soldiers in football shorts and singlets and two Vietnamese soldiers in uniform with an aussie rules football. On the back of the photo it is stamped: Australian Army/Public Relations/Picture/Com.69.443 VN with details of who/where of the game -see image 2corp graeme owens, capt bill mcmahon, vietnamese soliders, afl football, vietnam, ray harvey

This is the first item in a large collection ongoing., to view all items enter in search this Cat No 11108P. Photograph; Paul Denis Ahearn No 331325 enlisted in the Australian regular Army on 29.5.1991 until 19.11.2011 then transferred to the Reserve Forces from 19.11.2011 until 9.2.2022. He was discharged with the rank the rank of Sergeant. He had 16 postings which included Ordnance Corp, Logistics, School of Armour, Training, School of Artillery, Support Battalion, School of Signals, School of Armour, Aviation Regiment and Royal Australian Regiment. His Operational Service/deployments were: Operationtion Tangier - East Timor (Timor Leste) 16.4.2001 - 20.12.2001. Operation Slipper - Afghanistan 30.7.2009 - 2.12.2009. OP PNG Assist 18, 8.3.2018 - 23.3.2018. OP NTH QLD Flood Assist 2.2.2019 - 15.2.2019. OP BUSHFIRE Assist 2019/2020 1.1.2020 - 14.1.2020. Honours & Awards as per photo. Australian Active Service Medal with Clasps "East Timor & ICAT". Afghanistan medal. Defence Long Service Medal with first & second Clasp. Australian Defence Medal. United Nations Transitional Authority East Timor Medal. Returned from Active Service Badge. (The badges, citation on his right chest are not yet identified) Photograph, colour shows a Soldier in uniform with a "RAAOC" badge on his shoulder, Sergeant stripes, on one side on his chest are 5 mounted medals and a Returned from Active service badge. On the other side is a Citation and two badges. In the background is an Australian flag.photograph, portrait, soldier, pdahearn

Military badges either gold, silver or brass colour with or without a backing mounting plate, pins, sizes vary. 1. Royal Engineer Collar. 2. Women's Royal Australian Air Force hat (ERII). 3. Women's Royal Army Corp. 4. Royal Australian Survey Corps Hat (ERII). 5. Royal Australian Mechanical and Engineers collar (ERII). 6. Army Service Corps collar. 7. Royal Queensland Regiment shoulder. 8. Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps shoulder. 9. Royal Australian Survey Corps shoulder. 10. Royal Australian Signals shoulder. passchendaele barracks trust, pbt431to440, badges

Linen brassard in white with a green and gold felt horizontal stripe. Sewn on the stripes is an embroidered RAAOC emblem. The brassard is secured to the sleeve by a slit in the top through which the shoulder strap is threaded and a velcro straps wraps around the arm. brassard (armband) royal australian army ordnance corp (raaoc) instructor