Challenge Coin: Special Operations Task Force 66 Accession Number: REL41110.001

Description

Circular metal medallion (challenge coin) with antique finish. The obverse features a knight holding a broadsword, superimposed over a double diamond colour patch (which is blank). Around the edge is 'SPECIAL OPERATIONS TASK GROUP - TASK FORCE 66 / STRIKE SWIFTLY'. The reverse has an Australian flag with a blank heraldic banner.

Contextual Description

Challenge coin associated with the Special Operations Task Force 66 in Afghanistan (TF66). This rotation is significant as they were first part-time Australian Army unit since 1945 to deploy to an active war zone to conduct combat operations.

Details

Accession Number
REL41110.001
Maker
Wundurra
Classification
Heraldry
Object Type
Medallion
Physical Description
Material: Metal with 'antique bronze' finish
Measurement
Overall: 3 mm x 45 mm
Date Made
c 2008
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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