Badges & Medallions

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The Slouch Hat Badge was commissioned in 1996 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the first ANZAC Day observances. It is now available at all times as a source of fundraising.

This composite badge has been struck to commemorate those who served at Gallipoli from April to December 1915. The A is for the brass “A” worn by those who took part in operations on the Peninsula. The Rising Sun badge represents the esprit-de-corps, the camaraderie of the Australian soldiers of the 1st AIF. The words on the scrolls – Courage, Sacrifice and Comradeship – epitomise the deeds of the Diggers at Gallipoli – the others-before-self Spirit of ANZAC.

The Korean Badge was commissioned in 2009 to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of all who fought in the Korean War.

6 Badges from the Post WW2 Commitment Series - Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Timor, UN and Malaya-Borneo in a display case with a feature badge fixed in the centre.

Service in Iraq Medallion

This medallion was produced by the ANZAC Day Commemoration Committee of Queensland to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australians who were sent to Iraq as part of a multinational force to fight the war against terrorism.

Money raised will be use for veteran welfare, ANZAC educational projects, the preservation of wartime memorabilia, and the construction and refurbishment of war memorials and honour boards.