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| EOD and ATO badges are worn in perpetuity by qualified personnel Only one of those badges listed may be worn at one time. Personnel who are eligible to wear more than one badge are to wear the badge of the trade employment to which they are currently posted or, if posted to a non-trade position a choice may be made by the individual as to which badge is worn EOD and ATO are positioned centrally at the top of the right sleeve. On shirts and safari jacket the top centre of the badge backing is positioned 1 cm below the shoulder seam of garments. On jackets the top centre of the badge backing is positioned 2 cm below the shoulder seam Officers and other ranks wear full size trade badges on Mess Dress White Jacket. The badge is positioned to the jacket in the same manner as the Service Dress jacket. The wearing of trade badges by officers on Mess Dress is optional. If worn, officers are to wear miniature bullion badges on blue backing, purchased by the individual All personnel wear full size badges on appropriate backing on Mess Dress White Shirt with the badges positioned as for khaki polyester shirt EOD and ATO are not worn on sweaters, raincoats or overcoats Large coloured ATO and EOD badges are worn on DPCU or khaki brassards, as appropriate with all forms of dress by qualified personnel rostered for duty and/or serving at an EOD control centre |
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| The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Badge depicts a bomb on a scarlet oval background. The badge may be worn by a member of the Royal Australian Engineers who has qualified in EOD in accordance with trade sponsor requirements Wearing the badge: The next table shows the items of dress on which the badge is worn and the type of badge worn on those items of dress. The badge is not worn on any item of dress not included in the table
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| The Ammunition Technical Officer/Technician Badge depicts a flaming bomb surmounted on a demi wreath of wattle The badge may be worn by a member who has qualified as an ammunition technical officer/technician in accordance with trade sponsor requirements Wearing the badge: The next table shows the items of dress on which the badge is worn and the type of badge worn on those items of dress. The badge is not worn on any item of dress not included in the table
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| Clearance Diving Team 1, Royal Australian Navy Formed on 18 March 1966, CDT 1 initially continued in the role of Mobile Clearance Diving Team (MCDT) but was additionally tasked for operations as part of Mine Counter Measures (MCM) squadron on the fleet |
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| Mine Warfare Officer (MWO) | Mine Clearance Diving Officer (MCDO) | South Australian Bomb Removal Unit | Explosive Ordnance Disposal 1990-1991, unofficial | Bomb Response South Australia Police | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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