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Available 2013
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Annual Reports
To remember all those Australians who have
served their country in peace keeping, peace
making and other conflicts since WW2.
2009 Korea
To honour all Australians who
served in the Korean War
1950 – 1953.
2010 Iraq
To honour all Australians who
served in the war in Iraq
2003 – 2009.
2010 Afghanistan
To honour all Australians who
served in the war against
international terrorism in
Afghanistan.
2011 Timor
To honour all Australians who
served as Peacekeepers/
Peacemakers in East Timor.
2012 UN Forces
To honour all Australians who
have served as United Nations
forces.
2013 Malaya
To honour all Australians
who served in the Malayan
Emergency 1950 – 1960.
To be
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2013
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Technical Reports
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ANZAC Day
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Catalogue
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– Metals & Engineering
2003 – 2007 : Victorian State Secretary
Paul Bastian
Booklets
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Brother Dave, in recognition of your great work for AMWU members and the union
movement in general. Your commitment and dedication is reflected in your tireless
efforts to make a difference to working Australians and their families. Your commendable
leadership is an inspiration to others and we are proud of your history with our Union.
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UN Forces
Commitment to world peace
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Post WW2
Today, Australia makes its own decisions about its defence and security needs, particularly as we
strive to create and preserve the necessary conditions for shared prosperity and mutual security.
Throughout our history strong cross-Tasman links with New Zealand have been maintained, not
least in the military sense as enshrined in the ANZAC tradition. In the last forty years our bilateral
defence links with other countries in our region have also grown in importance, especially within
Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific.
These badges were produced by the ANZAC Day
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The Five Power Defence Arrangements which commit Australia, New Zealand and the United
Kingdom to assist Malaysia and Singapore against external aggression, are an important
reflection of the priority we give to the security of Southeast Asia.
In more recent times we have participated in a considerable number of multinational peace
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banner of the United Nations, and reflect continuing support within Australia to contribute to the
maintenance of international collective security and action to alleviate human suffering.
In the twenty first century, as the aspirations of our national culture adapt to new developments
in international relations and the position of the Australian economy in a globalised world, it is
likely that our historical commitment to defend human rights, support democratic values and foster
respect for international law will be unchanged, as we seek to make the world a fairer place for all.
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The ANZAC Post WW2
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Second World War.
UN Forces
Commitment to world peace and security
This medallion was produced by the ANZAC Day Commemoration
Committee of Queensland to commemorate the service and sacrifice
of the Australians who have deployed as part of missions under
United Nations’ (UN) auspices.
To remember all those Australians who have
served their country in peace keeping, peace
making and other conflicts since WW2.
2009 Korea
To honour all Australians who
served in the Korean War
1950 – 1953.
2010 Iraq
To honour all Australians who
served in the war in Iraq
2003 – 2009.
2010 Afghanistan
To honour all Australians who
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international terrorism in
Afghanistan.
2011 Timor
To honour all Australians who
served as Peacekeepers/
Peacemakers in East Timor.
2012 UN Forces
To honour all Australians who
have served as United Nations
forces.
2013 Malaya
To honour all Australians
who served in the Malayan
Emergency 1950 – 1960.
Money raised will be used for veteran welfare, ANZAC educational
projects, the preservation of wartime memorabilia and the
construction and refurbishment of war memorials and honour boards.
Available 2013
Your support helps to ensure that all who have served as part of UN
forces – in particular those who have paid the supreme sacrifice –
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Badges and Medallions
Badges and Medallions
Poppy Products
ANZAC WW1 Series
Vietnam Series
The individual badges available within each of the ‘Series’ come with a carrier card that is specific to the badge as well as a clip lock plastic bag.
The individual badges available within each of the ‘Series’ come with a carrier card that is specific to the badge as well as a clip lock plastic bag.
Long Tan Cross
In the late afternoon of 18 August 1966, D Company, 6 RAR fought for their lives for three hours, amid the mud and
shattered trees of the Long Tan rubber plantation in Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam.
Simpson & Donkey
John Simpson Kirkpatrick joined the Australian Army as Jack Simpson. He landed at Gallipoli on 25 April, 1915 and
used a donkey to carry wounded soldiers from the front line to hospital.
Long stemmed Poppy (only available in boxes of 24)
Single silk poppy for laying on graves or cenotaphs. Supplied with memorial card to
attach to stem.
Lift Off
Helicopters played a vital role in providing access in thick jungle and mountainous terrain. They were used to supply
food, water and ammunition and provide quick transport of wounded to skilled medical attention.
Australian Light Horse.
The Light Horse were mounted troops with characteristics of both cavalry and mounted infantry. They served during
the Second Boer War and World War 1.
The Trackers
Eleven black Labrador dogs were used in Vietnam by the Australian Task Force as the core of Combat Tracker Teams
that were deployed from 1967 until the last combat troops left in late 1971.
AE2 WW1 Submarine
Known as the ‘Silent ANZAC’, the AE2 was the first Allied submarine to penetrate the Dardanelles Strait in 1915 as
part of the Gallipoli Campaign and was the first Royal Australian Navy warship to conduct a torpedo attack against
an enemy warship.
Pinned Poppy
A pinned silk poppy measuring 8cm in length with a flower diameter of 6cm.
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Gunners
The Gunners provided invaluable fire support and were decisive in the battles of Long Tan, Tet, Coral, Balmoral and
Binh Ba. They were a true ANZAC force being a mix of both Australian and New Zealand ‘Gunners’. Slouch Hat
Armour
Australian troops in Vietnam used armoured vehicles consisting of Armoured Personal Carriers and Centurion tanks.
Their combination of firepower, protection and mobility gave our soldiers advantage over the enemy.
Engineers
Engineers carry out a variety of tasks. Whilst some built bridges, defused mines and booby traps, a select few were
known as ‘Tunnel Rats’. They carried out search and destroy missions into enemy tunnel systems.
Rising Sun
This composite badge has been struck to commemorate those who served at Gallipoli.
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ANZAC Day
The “Rats of Tobruk” defended the garrison of Tobruk from German attacks for more than 240 days from April to
September 1941. The siege resulted in 7,649 deaths and 604 taken prisoners of war (POW).
NEW
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Post WW2 Series
More than 22,000 Australians were taken as prisoners of war (POW) and some 8,000 died while in captivity—victims
of appalling conditions and brutality of their captors.
The individual badges available within each of the ‘Series’ come with a carrier card that is specific to the badge as well as a clip lock plastic bag.
Korea
The Korean War commenced on 25 June, 1950 when North Korean forces invaded South Korea. Twenty-one member
nations responded to a United Nations call for assistance to repel the North Korean attack.
The Australian forces’ halt of the Japanese Army on the Kokoda Track—a narrow trail across the rugged Owen Stanley
Range in New Guinea ensured the safety of Australia.
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Iraq
War in the Air
Some 2,000 Australian men and women of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) first deployed to Iraq as part of the
American led ‘Coalition of the Willing’ in an effort to reduce Iraq’s potential threat to the region.
Number 460 Squadron was the most highly decorated Australian squadron in Bomber Command and suffered the
highest causalities.
Poppy with stem badge
War at Sea
Red poppies were among the first plants to spring up in the devastated battlefields of northern
France and Belgium during WW1. In soldiers’ folklore, the vivid red of the poppy came from the
blood of their comrades soaking the ground.
Ordinary Seaman Edward Sheean was killed during an attack by Japanese aircraft which sank the HMAS Armidale. After the order to “abandon ship”, Sheean stayed at the aft Oerlikon gun, still firing when the ship sank.
Afghanistan
Since 2001, Australian personnel from the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and Royal Australian Air Force have
continued to work toward the stabilisation of a nation that has been a training ground for terrorists.
Timor-Leste
September 1999 saw Australian troops join an International Force authorised by the United Nations to provide
protection and security to this newly formed Democratic Republic.
Women at War
Women in uniform took over such jobs as telegraphists, drivers, aircraft and vehicle mechanics to name just a few.
The Women’s Land Army supported the many thousand farming women to assist the war effort. Rising Sun
UN Forces
Australian Service personnel have been deployed to more than 64 countries on 73 different multinational UN peace
operations. This badge commemorates their contribution to the International Peacekeeping efforts of the UN.
Poppy
WW2 Series complete in Display Case
This handsome timber display carries seven hat badges reflecting the history of the
Rising Sun badge.
The display case for each of the ‘Series’ is available either complete (with all badges in place) or empty.
Please ensure that you order the Display Case that best suits your needs.
Positioned on the inside cover is the history guide to the badges.
The complete set of the seven badges listed in the World War 2 Series are assembled and packaged within a
colourfully printed display case. All badges are removable from the preformed tray within the case.
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Dawn Service of
Remembrance
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The Spirit of ANZAC was born in the pre-dawn darkness of Sunday
25 April 1915, when, at 4.28 am, the first ANZACs leapt ashore at
Gallipoli in Turkey. In the months that followed, their comradeship,
courage, sacrifice and loyalty to their mates were admired by
all observers.
The Dawn Service of Remembrance was first conducted in
Brisbane in 1931 and since then has been held each year beneath
the flickering flame of the Shrine of Remembrance in ANZAC
Square. This National Memorial was dedicated on 11 November
1930. The service is timed to begin at 4.28 am, precisely the time
of the original Gallipoli landing.
On this day, we commemorate the service and sacrifice of all
Australians who have served in overseas wars and conflicts - and
particularly those who are currently serving in the war against
global terrorism.
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The complete set of the six badges listed in the Post WW2 Series are assembled and packaged within a colourfully
printed display case. All badges are removable from the preformed tray within the case. This tray has a miniature of
the Miniature Rising Sun badge fixed in the centre.
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The display case for each of the ‘Series’ is available either complete (with all badges in place) or empty.
Please ensure that you order the Display Case that best suits your needs.
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Between 1955 and 1965 Australian personnel were deployed at the request of the Malay and British Governments to
assist with bringing peace to the near asian neighbours.
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Post WW2 Series complete in Display Case – NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL APRIL 2013
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Rising Sun Badge collection
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The Flanders Poppy is worn during the month of November symbolising remembrance to salute the memory of those
who fought in the Spirit of the ANZACs.
The outside dimensions of the case are 180mm wide, 230mm deep and 30mm thick.
complete
POWs - S.E. Asia
Kokoda - War in the Pacific
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The complete set consists of the six collector badges as detailed in the Vietnam Series.
Commemoration Committee
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The empty case set consists of colourfully printed images and comes with the miniature of the Vietnamese Campaign
Medal fixed in the centre of the tray. The empty case has NONE of the collector badges included.
Tobruk - North Africa
A handy folding umbrella, light and easy to use for everyday use.
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Vietnam Series complete in Display Case
The display case for each of the ‘Series’ is available either complete (with all individual badges) or empty.
Please ensure that you order the Display Case that best suits your needs.
WW2 Spirit of ANZAC Series
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Fully assembled Poppy Wreath. Flower heads and leaves on a foam base covered by red florists’
tape. Each wreath has a white centre ribbon printed in gold “Their Name Liveth for Evermore”.
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The Australian slouch hat with plumes is the most distinguishing feature of the uniform worn by the Australian Light
Horse units.
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Slouch Hat with Plumes
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Poppy Wreath (12inch)
Fully assembled Poppy Wreath. Flower heads and leaves on a foam base covered by red florists’
tape. Each wreath has a white centre ribbon printed in gold “Their Name Liveth for Evermore”.
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The Australian slouch hat has been the standard headdress of the Australian soldier for over a century. It was first
worn by the Australian soldiers during the Boer War with the brim turned down.
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Brisbane’s First Dawn Service in ANZAC Square after the Second World War – 25 April 1946
Image depicts the uniformed nurses creating a border around the veterans who have just arrived after
marching from King George Square. Image courtesy Diggers Association (Qld) Archives.
Shrine of Remembrance
ANZAC Square Brisbane
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