In 1950 3 RAR had cast 3 large representations of the Regiments badge. They kept one and presented 1 each to the other 2 Battalions. The photo (left) is the I RAR badge. These 3 'gate' …

The Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) is the parent administrative regiment for regular infantry battalions of the Australian Army and is the senior infantry regiment of the Royal Australian …

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This original, ‘Skippy Badge’ which is surmounting 1 RAR’s gates shows its longevity by featuring the King’s crown rather then the Queen’s as the current regimental badge now displays. Aside …

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The purpose of the Army Combat Badge (ACB) is to recognise the unique service of a member operating with an arms corps unit within a warlike area of operations, including RAR members. …

The Regimental Badge was reproduced on Christmas cards in 1949 but was not issued as a hat badge until early 1954 when the new badges, replacing the AIF Badge, were issued to 2 RAR …

The birthday of the RAR. Application was made for a 'Royal' prefix to his Majesty King George V1 and this was granted and an announcement was made on March 10th, 1949. Thought was put …

Part 3: The RAR Badge. Each corps and regiment in the Australian Army has a badge that is worn with pride by the members. In early 1949, the Director of Infantry, Brigadier I. R. Campbell …

This double sided 48mm medallion features a rendition of the RAR badge set against 1RAR blue. The reverse of the medallion depicts the 1RAR colour patch, the Meritorious Unit …