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  • Performer Various
  • Title Australian Wartime Radio: A Brown Slouch Hat
  • Date of release 1995
  • Style Vocal, Poetry
  • Other formats AC3 MP2 AAC AIFF VOX AU APE
  • Genre Audiofiles / Pop
  • Size MP3 1405 mb
  • Size FLAC 1326 mb
  • Rating: 4.6
  • Votes: 661

The khaki hat, first adopted into Australian military service in 1885 when it was chosen for the newly-formed Victorian Mounted Rifles, featured a high-domed crown and a narrow brim. The brim was turned up on the right side. The colony of New South Wales adopted a felt hat for its mounted troops. The hat was now universally turned–up on the left hand side. The most well known of various new embelishments was the emu feather plume worn by the Light Horse. Further standardisation and changes to embellishments occurred from time to time, with the raising of the 1st AIF in 1914, the reorganisation in 1922 of the Australian Military Forces and the introduction of the voluntary militia force in 1930, 1939 and in postwar years. Slouch hat, REL/07652.

A slouch hat is a wide-brimmed felt or cloth hat most commonly worn as part of a military uniform, often, although not always, with a chinstrap. It has been worn by military personnel from many different nations including Australia, Britain, India, New Zealand, Southern Rhodesia, France, the United States, the Confederate States, Germany and many others. Australia and New Zealand have had various models of slouch hat as standard issue headwear since the late Victorian period.

Various - Australian Wartime Radio: A Brown Slouch Hat MP3 version. 31843 downloads at 53 mb/s. Various - Australian Wartime Radio: A Brown Slouch Hat FLAC version. A Brown Slouch Hat. 4. –Lawrie Brooks. Roses Of Picardy - News Flashes Of The Week. This Is The Army, Mr Jones. When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World).

The modern slouch hat may well be the most iconic aspect of the uniform worn by the Australian Armed Forces to this date. While the wide-brimmed hats have been worn in many countries, the hat with one side of the brim pinned back is a distinctly Australian look. Originally done to allow riflemen to sling their rifle over their shoulder, today it is also worn to protect soldiers from the sun and the military slouch hat has become standard issue for the Diggers. The typical modern slouch hat comes with a replica Rising Sun badge, the official insignia of the Australian Army. However, it is also possible to find badges from other corps and services, especially among WWI collectables from 1914-1918.

Australian Hat. Pith Helmet. Plain Beanie Casual Hat Bubble Knit Fashion Winter Slouch Pom Gift Ski. Ponytail Beanie Hat. High Quality Beanie. Style: ski,beanie,slouch.

The Aussie Slouch Hat, one side turned up against the crown, has gained worldwide recognition. Akubra has made these hats for the Australian Army since the early 1900's. Proven in the toughest of desert and jungle conditions by Australia's fighting men, the Slouch Hat enjoys an unequaled reputation for rugged quality. Worn with the distinctive puggaree, or custom trimmed with a braided kangaroo band, it retains the characteristic jaunty air of assurance

The history of the slouch hat with the emu plume- an iconic Australian symbol- is an interesting one. Emu feathers began to accompany slouch hats during the Great Shearers’ Strike in 1891. During the strike, local troops were bought in to ensure a peaceful resolution to the strike. Furthermore, the soldiers that posed with the emu plumed slouch hat for their portraits were drawn from Queensland. These soldiers were generally sourced for service in 9 Field Artillery Brigade or 21 Howitzer Brigade. The early soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF), drawn in 1914 were under direction that the plain felt hat was chosen for universal wear by all units except for Queensland mounted troops.

but the protection it gives from the elements.

A slouch hat is a wide-brimmed felt or cloth hat with a chinstrap, most commonly worn as part of a military uniform. In the United States it was also called the Kossuth hat, after Lajos Kossuth, and was a common article of both the Union and Confederate Armies officer's uniform.

Tracklist

1 Wally Portingale & His Band Over There
2 Johnny Wade The Army Air Corps
3 Joan Blake A Brown Slouch Hat
4 Lawrie Brooks Roses Of Picardy - News Flashes Of The Week
5 George Brown This Is The Army, Mr Jones
6 Peggy Swinfield When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World)
7 Arthur Ward Vict'ry Polka
8 Robert Payne , Montague Brearley & His Orchestra Everybody Ev'ry Pay-Day
9 James Brunton Gibb The Digger's Tale
10 Judy Carson & Joseph Barnes A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
11 Wally Portingale & His Band Announcer Moray Powell Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer
12 George Brown Captain Of The Clouds
13 Clarice Ingles We'll Meet Again
14 Peter Dawson The Changing Of The Guard
15 Ron Randell Being An Australian
16 Robert Payne Ready, Set, Go!
17 Pat Burling Announcer Billie Hurt I'll See You Again
18 Joan Blake Announcer Ron Randell Curl The Mo, Uncle Joe
19 Lawrie Brooks Lili Marlene
20 James Wilson With Narrator Richard Ashley Announcer Moray Powell There'll Always Be An England
21 Barbara James The Smiths And The Joneses
22 Harold Williams With A.B.C. Band Any Bonds Today
23 Bing Crosby With The Music Maids, The Charioteers Buy Another Bond Today
24 Jenny Howard Compere Humphrey Bishop The Last Time I Saw Paris
25 Arthur Ward There's Something About A Soldier
26 116th Rhythm Ensemble Conducted By Gordon Andrews With Vocal By Ron Williams Announcer Eric Wright Waltzing Matilda

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Castle Communications (Australasia) Limited
  • Copyright (c) – Castle Communications (Australasia) Limited
  • Manufactured By – Castle Communications (Australasia) Limited
  • Distributed By – Castle Communications (Australasia) Limited

Credits

  • Compiled By [Program Selected And Arranged By] – Peter Burgis
  • Engineer [Sonic Restoration], Remastered By – Rex McLean

Notes

Broadcasts: 1939 - 1945

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