The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Peter John Badcock wearing service dress with Royal Australian Artillery cap and collar badges, shoulder titles, formation sign for 1st Infantry Brigade Group and Parachutist’s qualification badge. Badcock later changed his name to Badcoe and reached the rank of Major. He was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry in Vietnam.
Khaki battle dress blouse with embroidered rank stars for captain, embroidered 'AUSTRALIA' tape shoulder titles, and shoulder patches for 2/7 Armoured Regiment. Blouse has Australian Commonwealth Mili
MALAYA, C1954. BATTERY CAPTAIN PETER BADCOE, 1 FIELD REGIMENT ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, WHO WAS POSTHUMOUSLY AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS FOR AN ACTION IN VIETNAM.
Canvas vest with badges and insignia of German, Italian, British, Australian, plus other unidentified armed forces and units worn during the North Africa campaign. The vest has been coated with brown
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1968-01. Exterior of the Army rest and recreation facility, the Peter Badcoe Club, named after Major Peter Badcoe who was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross (VC) for seve
Khaki cotton drill soft work hat with brim. There are nine rows of top stitching around the brim. The crown is lined with striped cotton. The exterior is decorated with cloth patches and metal badges,
Portrait of Pilot Officer Rawdon Middleton, wearing service dress and side cap. He is shown wearing his Victoria Cross, awarded for flying for 4 hours from Italy to England after being severely wounde
