The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pale blue felt patch in the shape of a shield. The centre of the patch is embroidered in gold, black and red cotton with a Belgian lion's head. Behind the head is a broad blue cross with embroidered white edges. The angles between the arms of the cross are filled by radiating bands of black, gold and red, the Belgian national colours.
Formation sign worn by members of the Belgian Battalion, (known within Belgium as the 'Volunteer Corps for Korea') who served as part of the United Nations force in Korea from January 1951 until withdrawn in 1955. The battalion, which included a platoon supplied by Luxembourg, suffered some 450 casualties during the war.
Brown felt shoulder title machine embroidered in yellow cotton with a border and the word 'BELGIUM'. Shoulder title worn by members of the Belgian Infantry Battalion, (known within Belgium as the 'V
Badge worn by members of the Royal Thai Army in Korea. The shield-shaped badge is made from individual vertical strips of wool flannel, forming a pattern red, white, blue, white, red. At the top of th
Red wool flannel patch in the shape of a shield. The patch is embroidered in gold cotton with the word 'CANADA' above an embroidered white wreath containing a gold maple leaf. Canadian infantry unit
Curved shoulder title made of khaki woollen fabric overlaid with a section of yellow cotton. Hand embroidered through both layers of fabric is the word 'ETHIOPIA' in red cotton. The yellow fabric is b
Pair of badges worn by members of the Greek Army in Korea. The two badges comprise a curved pale blue felt shoulder title with a border and the word 'GREECE' in gold bullion wire, and a shield-shaped
Pale pink chiffon handkerchief with a border of machine made lace. Hand embroidered in one corner in red, yellow, green, black and blue with three field flowers - a Flander's poppy, a daisy and a corn
