The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khaki, wedged shaped cloth badge with two yellow parallel stripes located at the top of the badge. Underneath these stripes is the number '24' in yellow, over a yellow anchor.
This badge was acquired by NX525 Lieutenant Hugh Gregory Quail, a crew commander, A Squadron, 6 Division Cavalry Regiment, 2nd AIF. It was collected from a Vichy French Army Barracks on the first day of the occupation of Beirut by AIF Forces on 16 July 1941. Lieutenant Quail's Bren Gun Carrier and crew were amongst the first troops to enter the city on that day.
Khaki wedge shaped cloth badge with two red parallel stripes located at the top of the badge. Underneath these stripes is the number '17' in red, over a red anchor. This badge was acquired by NX525
Black wedge shaped cloth badge with two yellow parallel stripes located at the top of the badge. Underneath these stripes is the number '6' in yellow bullion. This badge was acquired by NX525 Lieute
Black wedge shaped cloth badge with two yellow parallel stripes located at the top of the badge. Underneath these stripes is the number '6' in yellow bullion. This badge was acquired by NX525 Lieute
Black, wedge shaped cloth collar badge with a red anchor in the centre. This badge was acquired by NX525 Lieutenant Hugh Gregory Quail, a crew commander, A Squadron, 6 Division Cavalry Regiment, 2nd
Insigne de l' Infanterie Coloniale brass badge, depicting an anchor, as issued to Vichy French colonial infantry. This badge was acquired by NX525 Lieutenant Hugh Gregory Quail, a crew commander, A
Privately made red, diamond shaped cloth collar badge with two parallel bullion stripes located at the top of the badge. Underneath these stripes is a five pointed bullion star and crescent moon. Worn
