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Desert Mounted Corps 1st Anzac Corps 2nd Anzac Corps Anzac Mounted Div Aust. Mounted Div
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1st Division 2nd Division 3rd Division 4th Division 5th Division
  • It is interesting to note that of all these TAC SIGNS  the only ones to bear the 13 point Rising Sun logo are the 1st and 2nd ANZAC Corps and the 1st Division. All the other Divisions got a nine pointed Rising Sun logo.
  • II ANZAC Corps and the ANZAC Mounted Division also bear the Silver Fern of New Zealand.
  • Please be aware that the names attached to the bottom of each sign DID NOT  form part of the sign. They are there merely for identification purposes in the original document and here on this site.

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Click to enlarge Major General Chaytor with Brigadier General Cox, who is about to step into a car, serial no. LC 1357. The formation sign on the door is the silver leaf over an upturned boomerang denoting the Anzac Mounted Division.
 
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