The Australian Army Public Relations Service (AAPRS) provides support to Army and Australian Defence Force operations, exercises and activities, both domestically and overseas.

The Australian Army Public Relations Service (AAPRS) was formed in 1994 from personnel of the Royal Australian Army Educational Corps (Public Relations), a separate corps to RAAEC. [1] …

Find a wonderful range of gifts, collectables and more for the Australian Army Public Relations Service (AAPRS). Including caps, lapel pins, badges and more.

A scarce hat badge to a very small corps. The AAPRS was established on 31 Mar 1994 after existing as a specialisation in the Australian Army Education Corps. The AAPRS traces its …

Circular diecast alloy badge in gold and silver, surmounted by a gold crown. Central ring finished in black paint with arms of a wreath finished in silver on either side. Silver finished boomerang …

Blazer Pocket Badge – AAPRS $ 35.00 Add to cart; Collar Badge – Public Relations (w/L) $ 30.00 Add to cart; Collar Badge – Public Relations (w/R) $ 30.00 Add to cart; Hat Badge – Public …

Welcome to the Australian Army Public Relations Service Association Web Site. The Association is made up of ex- and current Service Personnel who have been involved in Army PR activity.

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Complete with 2 pins. A scarce collar badge pair to a very small corps. Only worn by a small number of Officers and Senior NCOs. The AAPRS was established on 31 Mar 1994 after …

Nov 1, 2014 · COL Weiland summed up his original proposal with “as the smallest Corps in the Army, our rich heritage, the friendships we have gained while serving, and to keep in contact …