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Old 21-12-21, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by lettman View Post
if they were formed in Australia in 1916 and broken up in 1917, how did anyone qualify for the Anzac 'A'
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ANZAC ‘A’ BADGE

Also in 1917 it was announced that Gallipoli veterans would be entitled to wear a brass letter ‘A’ for Anzac, on their unit colour patches. It is understood that this idea was first suggested by General Gellibrand to General Godley early in 1916, and the badges first appeared later that year. The idea was well received by Anzac veterans who were proud to wear this token of honour they had achieved for the AIF in the 1915 campaign.

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