The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for 5 Australian Divisional Cyclist Company, AIF, showing a central red rectangle on a white background. Note Australian and New Zealand Forces Circular Memo No 52, dated 20 April 1916, shows a central red square.
Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from early 1916 until July 1916 when the company was absorbed by 1 ANZAC Corps Cyclist Battalion.
Circular colour patch for 4 Australian Divisional Cyclist Company, AIF, showing a central red circle on a white background. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from e
Purple vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for 5 Divisional Signal Company, AIF. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
Vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for No 5 Australian Divisional Supply Column, AIF, showing a central red trefoil superimposed on a rectangle divided vertically dark blue against white. Thi
Purple vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for 5 Australian Divisional Engineers, AIF. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
Colour patch for 5 Australian Divisional Ammunition Sub-Park, AIF, showing a blue rectangular bar above a blue numeral '5', superimposed on a red vertically aligned rectangle, arched at the top. Wor
Square colour patch for 1 Australian Divisional Cyclist Company, 1 ANZAC Corps Cyclist Battalion and Australian Corps Cyclist Battalion, AIF, showing a central red square on a white background. Worn
