The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Formation signs for AIF vehicle markings. The Swan is taken from the Western Australian Coat of Arms, and the Rising Sun is used by Command Signals, HQ, AIF.
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Western Command (Western Australia). The badge, for wear on the left hand sleeve, is a yellow square overlaid with a black swan flying to the left, this being th
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Western Command (Western Australia). The badge, for wear on the right hand sleeve, is a yellow horizontal rectangle overlaid with a black swan flying to the righ
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Tasmania Command. The badge, for wear on the right hand sleeve, is a khaki square overlaid with a brown bordered yellow shield. Within the shield is a red rampan
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Tasmania Command. The badge, for wear on the left hand sleeve, is a khaki square overlaid with a brown bordered yellow shield. Within the shield is a red rampant
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Northern Command (Queensland). The badge is a white square overlaid with a blue maltese cross. At the centre of the cross, in gold and red, is a King's crown, th
Machine woven cotton formation sign of Northern Command (Queensland). The badge is a khaki square overlaid with a blue maltese cross. At the centre of the cross, in gold and red, is a Queen's crown, t
