TAC Signs or Formation signs of the Australian Army

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ARMY FORMATION SIGNS called TAC SIGNS

The reproductions of the Formation Signs (TAC SIGNS) on these pages are taken straight from the relevant Australian Army documents. They have not been enhanced, re-touched or altered in any way. As you will see there was a much greater use made of TAC SIGNS in WW2 than in WW1.

World War 1

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World War II

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