Beret
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Beret
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Standard issue beret as worn by the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during the conflict in Vietnam
A dark blue woollen beret with bi-metal badge showing a silver figure of the Roman god Mercury on a globe, above a brass scroll bearing the motto 'CERTA CITO' (Swift and Sure) and a boomerang with the inscription 'AUSTRALIA'. Above that is a detached brass Queen's crown.
Australia
