Australian Army Ranks

[Snowdrop 68]

Can anyone please let me know what type of uniform, units these ranks are from and a time period?

Many thanks, Bill

[L1A1]

The last three badges look like the ones issue to the Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC). Not exactly sure when first worn (But suspect mid 70's) but I certainly saw them being worn in the mid 80's.

[fairlie63]

The first one is a normal sergeant or staff sergeant (latter with crown) set of chevrons for general duty dress (greens), certainly from the early 1960s right up into the 1990s when Austcam became the standard general duty dress.

L1A1 is correct about the WRAAC use for the remainder, I'm sure the gold/silver ones were worn on the green winter jacket, the light green ones on the shirt. Probably same period as above.

[Snowdrop 68]

Many thanks guys,

I have a couple more that are larger than these ones and come in pairs to be separated for wear.

Thanks for your help, Bill

[runic1901]

Nos 2 & 3, silver and gold on dark green may be for a bandsman's uniform.
I think the Royal Victorian Regiment Pipes and Drums had a dark green jacket.
Regards, Tony

[Oz Ubique]

Examples of the women's WRAAC badges on display at the Bandiana Army museum.

[Mark Corcoran]

Originally Posted by Oz Ubique

Examples of the women's WRAAC badges on display at the Bandiana Army museum.

Very nice images... thanks for sharing those!

Mark