Royal Australian Infantry Badge
The Royal Australian Infantry Corps is the largest corps within the Australian Army. It is made up of personnel who are trained to serve in combat operations, special forces, and other roles related to infantry. Its members come from all parts of Australia, with a strong focus on recruiting from rural and remote areas.
The primary role of the Royal Australian Infantry Corps is to provide infantry support and combat operations in times of conflict or war. The corps' members are trained in using advanced weapons and tactics, as well as survival skills. They also learn medical skills, leadership, discipline and logistics knowledge.
The Royal Australian Infantry Corps has served with distinction in wars and conflicts around the world, from the Great War to Afghanistan. Its members have been involved in peacekeeping operations, and are often deployed to assist with humanitarian work in disaster zones.
The Royal Australian Infantry Corps is proud of its long history, and continues to serve Australia with courage and dedication. As part of the Army, it plays an important role in protecting Australia
