Badges are awarded to soldiers who have completed specific courses or tests successfully. Some types of badges, such as the Explosive and Armament badges, also indicate the vocation specialty of the bearer.
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The Arms Badge reflects the Arms the servicemen are from. The purpose is to instill confidence and pride in the individual Arms and celebrate the tapestry of its culture. It will be worn on the right shirt collar.
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The Formation/HQ patch is a new addition to our Army No. 4 dress. Worn on the right side of the sleeve, it serves to reinforce our servicemen's identity with their own Formation and HQ. The Formation/HQ Patch will also be weaved on olive green background to ensure consistency with the other Badges/Tabs.
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All the Skills Badges will be weaved on olive green base cloth. The design of the badge remains unchanged.
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Exceptional Skills Badges
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These Badges have precedence over all Skills Badges and are worn on the left chest above the pocket.
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Vocation Badges (Air Force & Navy only)
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Vocation badges are to be worn on the left chest above the pocket and above other skills badges.
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These are catagorised in order of precedence.
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Airborne and Warfare Badges
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Other Skills Badges
Within each category, if there are more than one badge to be worn, the earlier badge that was awarded would take precedence over subsequent badges awarded.
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There can only be a maximum of 2 Skills Tabs worn on the left sleeve. ie. Ranger and Guards Tabs.
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Physical Achievement Badges
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Last updated on 15 Nov 2006
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