An Australian Army TAC (Tactical) sign ( also called a Formation Sign) carries an emblem identifying unit, corps, or command. They are used on vehicles, buildings and equipment. The Australian Army signs include numbers and symbols to denote different corps. Signs were generally metal, painted with the relevant colours and markings. This object was collect by Corporal W K Folland during his service with the Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in Vietnam 1968-9.A metal holder with a sliding insert. The metal holder is painted with three horizontal stripes: blue, yellow and red. The sliding insert has a painted yellow shield with a green edge, in the centre is a red kangaroo. tac, folland, vietnam, sign, australian army, emblem, tac sign, formation sign

Australian Army tactical (TAC) signs in Vietnam were unique markings on vehicles identifying units, callsigns, and sometimes unit names. They were crucial for command and control, using shapes and numbers to denote troop, section, and vehicle roles. They were generally metal, painted with the relevant colours and markings. During the Vietnam War, the tactical sign "88" identified the 106th Field Workshop (RAEME - Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) located at the main base in Nui Dat. This object was collect by Corporal W K Folland during his service with RAEME in Vietnam 1968-9.A square metal object with blue, yellow and red painted stripe. At the centre is the number 88 painted in white.88tac, 88, emblem, sign, tactical sign, formation sign, folland

7 RAR Wooden Plaque, TAC Sign metal, Cartoon pig with goggles, belt and walking cane which was mounted on Lt Col Eric Smith's vehicle in SVN '67 - '68"Presented by the officers of 7RAR to Lt Col Eric H. Smith DSC first Commanding Officer 7RAR on reposting Dec 68" "This TAC sign was displayed on Lt Col Smith's vehicle on operations SVN April 67 - April 68"7 rar, tac sign, lt col eric smith, plaque

Vehicle TAC SIGN 52 written on back in black felt tip pen 2/15 FD Reg RAA 3MD Metal black border horizontal red & blue with #52 in white.sign, vehicle tac sign 52

Camoflage USArmy Four pockets on the front with TAC signName "WATSON" over right pocket with "US ARMY" over left pocket

These signs were used on vehicles. Note that .2) has a key hole in it..1) Steel TAC sign: Side A - Blue, yellow & red bands. No. 10 painted overall. Side B - Drab olive colour, black No 10 painted overall. .2) Steel TAC sign: Side A - Plain blue, with No. 6 over 296 painted in white. Side B - No. 6 296 painted in white. .3) Steel TAC sign: Side A - Drab olive with No. 1 over MSU, painted in black. Side B - Not painted..1) On olive side: “H U Coy 1 Boe Test. ASM S/Sgt L R Magnussen” .2) Side A: “DSU Broadmeadows L/CP Nisbet”military history-army, vehicles

APC with Saladin turret and 76mm cannon with crew. Crew hatches open. Carrying two rolled up cam nets. APC is olive green in colour.Armd TAC sign red and yellow divided square. Yellow circle with numeral 12.m-113, armoured personnel carrier, model, saladin 76mm

APC with Saladin turret and 76mm cannon. Gunner's hatch is open. No crew visible. APC is coloured oflive green.Armd TAC sign red and yellow divided square. Yellow circle with numeral 12.m-113, armoured personnel carrier, model, saladin 76mm

COLOUR PHOTO, MOUNTED ON THICK CARDBOARD, OF AN ARMY TRUCK. The truck has its canvas cover removed. Only a driver can be seen in the truck cabin. Truck Regn 38-533. it has a 3 Div Tac sign. It has a blue and red TAC sign with NR72 stencilled on it. It appears to be a box or ironbark forest.passchendaele barracks trust, unimog truck, army reserve

3. 2 trucks have the 3rd MD TAC Sign, 1 truck has the TAC sign with 7 on it. Passchendaele Barracks was the name of the Army Drill Hall, Mollison Street, Bendigo. The drill hall was in use 1916 - abt 2004.1. Side view of international MK3 Army Truck 4 x 4 set up for troop or general service work. Canvas cover is on. Coloured photo taken in the Mollison Street Depot yard. Photo is mounted on stiff cardboard. 2. Side View of Army Commercial Ford Truck. Cabin tilted forward to enable access to engine (Ford CL 400). 3. Group photo in colour, of 5 MN3 trucks lined up on the road beside the Mollison Street Drill Hall,. 1. On the rear is a 'stuck on' label "International 2 1/2 tons GS MN3 Bendigo Deport Yard". 3. On the rear is written "Convoy Inter MK3's in Mollison Street Bendigo. trucks, cmf, passchendaele barracks trust

The 34th Infantry Brigade was raised in Moratai and consisted of three Infantry Battalions. Namely the 65th / 66th /and 67th Battalions. On the 23rd November 1948 they became the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Battalions. The Royal Australian Regiment became the key component of the new Australian Regular Army. The 34th Battalion 1RAR/ 2 RAR and 3 RAR saw service in WW11 in Korea and Vietnam.Gilded brass hat badge showing a round wattle wreath with "St Edwards" crown over a kangaroo and 2 crossed .303 rifles.Kangaroo and wattle are distinctly Australian - from the TAC signs of the parent units. Crossed rifles represents the infantry nature of the Regiment.