The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Diamond shaped colour patch for 2 Division Machine Gun Company and 22 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, showing a central white diamond on a black background, below which are two crossed guns in yellow.
Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1917. The two crossed guns were the patch of the Machine Gun Corps, although they was not worn by machine gun squadrons allotted to the Light Horse brigades.
Circular colour patch for 4 Division Machine Gun Company and 24 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, showing a central white circle on a black background, below which are two crossed guns in yellow.
Horizontally aligned rectangular colour patch for 1 Division Machine Gun Company and 21 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, showing a central white square on a black background, below which are two c
Horizontally aligned oval colour patch for 3 Division Machine Gun Company and 23 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, showing a central white oval on a black background, below which are two crossed gu
Horizontally aligned rectangular colour patch for 5 Division Machine Gun Company and 25 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, showing a central white square on a black background, below which are two c
Colour patch for 5 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, consisting of a green diamond above two crossed guns in yellow. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
Colour patch for 6 Australian Machine Gun Company, AIF, consisting of a red diamond above two crossed guns in yellow. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
