5th Pattern Rising Sun Badge 1966-1972 by COMMANDO

Condition: NEW

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Code:BD0204

The BD0204 5th Pattern Rising Sun Badge 1966–1972 by COMMANDO is an authorised reproduction, approved by the Australian Department of Defence, of the iconic 5th Pattern Rising Sun Badge worn by Australian military personnel between 1966 and 1972. As one of the most recognisable emblems in Australian military history, the Rising Sun has symbolised the service and traditions of the Australian Army for generations.

This reproduction faithfully reflects the original design issued during the period, featuring the Imperial State Crown with St Edward's Crown, the distinctive radiating bayonets and the scroll bearing the inscription "AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES". Manufactured from oxidised copper, the badge is fitted with a traditional pin back attachment, making it suitable for wear on a slouch hat, military display, historical collection or commemorative uniform.

Features

Authorised reproduction approved by the Australian Department of Defence
Reproduces the 5th Pattern Rising Sun Badge
Pattern issued to Australian Forces between 1966 and 1972
Manufactured from oxidised copper
Traditional pin back attachment
Features the Imperial State Crown with St Edward's Crown
Scroll engraved with "AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES"
Suitable for slouch hats, collectors, displays and historical re-enactment

Specifications
Product Code: BD0204
Brand: COMMANDO
Barcode / GTIN: 9357994010210
Product Type: Rising Sun Badge
Pattern: 5th Pattern (1966–1972)
Material: Oxidised copper
Attachment: Pin back
Dimensions: 65 × 45 mm
Approval: Authorised reproduction approved by the Department of Defence
Inscription: AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES
Age Group: Adult
Gender: Unisex
Condition: New

The COMMANDO BD0204 5th Pattern Rising Sun Badge is an excellent choice for collectors, veterans, military enthusiasts and historical re-enactors seeking an authentic representation of the badge worn by Australian servicemen during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Its authorised design, quality construction and historical accuracy make it a fitting tribute to an enduring symbol of Australian military heritage.