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New Zealand Army Pay Corps
Guys,
Just trying to piece the time-line of the New Zealand Pay Corps. According to Geoff Oldham's and Dave Corbett's books - Prior to 1917 the function of the NZ Pay Corps was handled by Civilian personnel. - On the 31st of May 1917, the New Zealand Army Pay Department was established. - On the 21st of July 1920, Officers were appointed to the New Zealand Army Pay Corps. - On the 18th of May 1924, Corps was reconstituted and re-established as part of the NZ Permanent Force. From 1917 to 1924 the first type of badges were worn - see attached photo. After 1924, the second type of badges were worn (see photo) with Kings crown and NZ to center. - In 1930 the Corps was disbanded and its function transferred to Civilian Personnel. Then there is a gap.... Corbett mentions that in 1969 the Corps was re-established, and the second type of badge (with Kings Crown) was still worn. Then in October 1978, the Corps was given approval for a St Edwards Crown badge - 3rd type, see attached. What happened during WW2. Was the corps never re-establsihed? Many thanks and all the best James |
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